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'''Edward J. Paskey''' {{born|20|August|1939}}, better known as '''Eddie Paskey''', is an actor best known for his many appearances as the background character [[Lieutenant]] [[Leslie]] during ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''.
[[Image:Leslie (Lieutenant).jpg|thumb|Playing [[Leslie|Lt. Leslie]]]]
 
[[Image:Zeon rebel disguise.jpg|thumb|...as [[Ekosians and Zeons#Resistance member in trooper disguise|Ekosian resistance member]] ({{y|1968}})]]
 
'''Eddie Paskey''' is an actor best known for his many appearances as the background character [[Lieutenant]] [[Leslie]] during ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''.
 
   
In addition to appearing in 57 of the first 62 episodes - with 56 appearances as Lieutenant Leslie - Paskey was [[William Shatner]]'s [[stand-in]]. He retired during [[TOS]]'s third season due to recurring headaches caused by the strong lights on the set. He appeared in more episodes than both [[George Takei]] ([[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]]) and [[Walter Koenig]] ([[Pavel Chekov|Chekov]]) .
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In addition to appearing in 57 of the first 62 episodes – with 56 appearances as Lieutenant Leslie – Paskey was [[William Shatner]]'s [[stand-in]]. He retired during [[TOS]]'s third season due to recurring headaches, caused by the strong lights on the set, from an old injury. {{brokenlink|url=http://www.theairshop.com/owner.htm}} He appeared in more episodes than either [[George Takei]] ([[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]]) or [[Walter Koenig]] ([[Pavel Chekov|Chekov]]) .
   
In the episode "[[The City on the Edge of Forever]]" he drove the truck that would hit [[Edith Keeler]]. In "[[Patterns of Force]]", although Leslie does not appear, he appears as two different [[Nazi]]s, the first driving a car, the second wearing a mustache and working for the Ekosian underground. Interestingly, he was chosen to drive the Nazi-car because of his background in car sales, as he was the only one who knew how to drive that particular style.
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In the episode {{e|The City on the Edge of Forever}}, he drove the truck that would hit [[Edith Keeler]]. In {{e|Patterns of Force}}, although Leslie does not appear, Paskey appears as two different [[Nazi]]s, the first driving a car, the second wearing a mustache and working for the Ekosian underground. He was the hand-double of [[James Doohan]] in {{e|Wolf in the Fold}} and {{e|That Which Survives}}. Doohan was self-conscious about the fact that he was missing the middle finger of his right hand (due to a D-Day combat injury while serving with the Royal Canadian Artillery), so Paskey's hands were used in close-ups.
   
 
His other television credits include appearances on ''Ben Casey'' (1965) (with [[Marsha Hunt]] and [[Harry Landers]]), ''The Dick Van Dyke Show'' (1966), ''The Lucy Show'', and ''Mission: Impossible'' (1966, with [[George Takei]], [[Barry Russo]], [[Vic Tayback]], [[William Smithers]], [[Michael Barrier]], [[Jack Donner]], [[Makee K. Blaisdell]], [[Chuck Courtney]], [[Bob Johnson]], and [[Don Marshall]]).
He was the hand-double of [[James Doohan]] in "[[Wolf in the Fold]]" and "[[That Which Survives]]". Doohan was self-conscious about the fact that he was missing the middle finger of his right hand (due to a D-Day combat injury), so Paskey's hands were used in close-ups.
 
   
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Beside his acting career Paskey worked many years in the automotive industry. He started at his fathers shop at the age of twelve and opened his own, "The Air Shop", in 1981 together with his wife Judy. All four of the couple's children started working in the shop the following years. The shop is located in Santa Ana, California. {{brokenlink|url=http://www.theairshop.com/airshop.htm}}
His other television credits include appearances on ''Ben Casey'' (1965) (with [[Marsha Hunt]] and [[Harry Landers]]) and ''[[Mission: Impossible]]'' (1966) with [[George Takei]], [[Barry Russo]], [[Vic Tayback]], [[William Smithers]], [[Michael Barrier]], [[Jack Donner]], and [[Don Marshall]]).
 
   
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In {{m|July|1988}}, Paskey was interviewed for an article in the science fiction magazine ''[[Starlog]]''. In it, he admitted that he considered auditioning for {{film|1}}, but later reconsidered. He said, he was a fan of the films, but not the spin-off series, ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', on which he "went to sleep".
In [[January 2004]], he appeared in an episode of the fan-produced internet series [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_New_Voyages Star Trek: New Voyages], "Come What May." This time he portrayed Admiral Leslie, the father of Lieutenant Leslie.
 
   
 
In {{m|January|2004}}, Paskey appeared in the pilot episode of the [[fan film|fan-produced internet series]] ''{{w|Star Trek: New Voyages}}'', "Come What May." This time he portrayed Admiral Leslie, the father of Lieutenant Leslie and appeared alongside ''Trek'' actors [[James Cawley]], [[Jeffery Quinn]], [[Larry Nemecek]], and ''TOS'' co-star [[John Winston]].
==Appearances==
 
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All appearances are as Leslie, unless otherwise noted.
 
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== ''Star Trek'' appearances ==
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<gallery>
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File:Leslie (Lieutenant).jpg|[[Lieutenant]] [[Leslie]]<br>''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''<br>[[TOS recurring characters|Recurring character]]
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File:Connors.jpg|[[Connors]]<br>{{TOS|Mudd's Women}}
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File:Starbase 11 patient and assistant.jpg|[[Starbase 11 personnel|Starbase 11 medical care assistant]]<br>{{TOS|The Menagerie, Part I}}
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File:Eddie Paskey Kirk.jpg|Photo double for [[William Shatner]]<br>{{TOS|The Devil in the Dark|Operation -- Annihilate!}}
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File:Truck (1930).jpg|Stunt truck driver<br>{{TOS|The City on the Edge of Forever}}
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File:Eddie Paskey James Doohan hand double.jpg|Hand double for [[James Doohan]]<br>{{TOS|Wolf in the Fold}}
 
File:Zeon rebel disguise.jpg|[[Ekosians and Zeons#Resistance member in trooper disguise|Ekosian resistance member]]<br>{{TOS|Patterns of Force}}
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</gallery>
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=== Appearances as Leslie ===
 
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* [[TOS]]
 
* [[TOS]]
 
** {{e|Where No Man Has Gone Before}} ([[TOS Season 1]])
 
** {{e|Where No Man Has Gone Before}} ([[TOS Season 1]])
 
** {{e|The Corbomite Maneuver}}
 
** {{e|The Corbomite Maneuver}}
** {{e|Mudd's Women}} (as [[Connors]])
 
 
** {{e|The Enemy Within}}
 
** {{e|The Enemy Within}}
 
** {{e|The Man Trap}}
 
** {{e|The Man Trap}}
** {{e|The Naked Time}} (as [[Ryan (Lieutenant)|Ryan]])
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** {{e|The Naked Time}}
 
** {{e|Charlie X}}
 
** {{e|Charlie X}}
 
** {{e|Balance of Terror}}
 
** {{e|Balance of Terror}}
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** {{e|The Galileo Seven}}
 
** {{e|The Galileo Seven}}
 
** {{e|The Menagerie, Part I}}
 
** {{e|The Menagerie, Part I}}
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** {{e|The Menagerie, Part II}}
 
** {{e|Shore Leave}}
 
** {{e|Shore Leave}}
 
** {{e|The Squire of Gothos}}
 
** {{e|The Squire of Gothos}}
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** {{e|The Devil in the Dark}}
 
** {{e|The Devil in the Dark}}
 
** {{e|Errand of Mercy}}
 
** {{e|Errand of Mercy}}
** {{e|The City on the Edge of Forever}} (as Leslie and Truck Driver)
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** {{e|The City on the Edge of Forever}}
 
** {{e|Operation -- Annihilate!}}
 
** {{e|Operation -- Annihilate!}}
 
** {{e|Catspaw}} ([[TOS Season 2]])
 
** {{e|Catspaw}} ([[TOS Season 2]])
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** {{e|Friday's Child}}
 
** {{e|Friday's Child}}
 
** {{e|Who Mourns for Adonais?}}
 
** {{e|Who Mourns for Adonais?}}
** {{e|Wolf in the Fold}} (as Leslie and hand double)
 
 
** {{e|Amok Time}}
 
** {{e|Amok Time}}
 
** {{e|The Doomsday Machine}}
 
** {{e|The Doomsday Machine}}
 
** {{e|Wolf in the Fold}}
 
** {{e|The Changeling}}
 
** {{e|The Changeling}}
 
** {{e|The Apple}}
 
** {{e|The Apple}}
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** {{e|By Any Other Name}}
 
** {{e|By Any Other Name}}
 
** {{e|Return to Tomorrow}}
 
** {{e|Return to Tomorrow}}
** {{e|Patterns of Force}} (as Nazi Trooper and Driver)
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** {{e|Patterns of Force}}
 
** {{e|The Ultimate Computer}}
 
** {{e|The Ultimate Computer}}
 
** {{e|The Omega Glory}}
 
** {{e|The Omega Glory}}
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** {{e|Spock's Brain}}
 
** {{e|Spock's Brain}}
 
** {{e|Is There in Truth No Beauty?}}
 
** {{e|Is There in Truth No Beauty?}}
** {{e|That Which Survives}} (as hand double)
 
 
* [[DS9]]
 
* [[DS9]]
** {{e|Trials and Tribble-ations}}
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** {{e|Trials and Tribble-ations}} (archive footage)
 
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==External Links==
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==Further reading==
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* Kathleen M. Gooch, ''Lieutenant Who?'', [[Starlog (magazine)|Starlog]], issue 132, p. 93
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== External links ==
 
* [http://www.eddiepaskey.com EddiePaskey.com] - official site
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* {{wikipedia}}
 
* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0664624}}
 
* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0664624}}
 
* [http://graeme.t15.org/trek/leslie/ Lt. Leslie archive] - documents every appearance by Lt. Leslie
*[http://www.eddiepaskey.com Eddie Paskey]'s official website.
 
*[http://tinyurl.com/fylf5 Lt. Leslie archive] Site documents every appearance by Lt. Leslie.
 
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Revision as of 23:40, 4 January 2014

Template:Realworld Edward J. Paskey (born 20 August 1939; age 84), better known as Eddie Paskey, is an actor best known for his many appearances as the background character Lieutenant Leslie during Star Trek: The Original Series.

In addition to appearing in 57 of the first 62 episodes – with 56 appearances as Lieutenant Leslie – Paskey was William Shatner's stand-in. He retired during TOS's third season due to recurring headaches, caused by the strong lights on the set, from an old injury. Template:Brokenlink He appeared in more episodes than either George Takei (Sulu) or Walter Koenig (Chekov) .

In the episode "The City on the Edge of Forever", he drove the truck that would hit Edith Keeler. In "Patterns of Force", although Leslie does not appear, Paskey appears as two different Nazis, the first driving a car, the second wearing a mustache and working for the Ekosian underground. He was the hand-double of James Doohan in "Wolf in the Fold" and "That Which Survives". Doohan was self-conscious about the fact that he was missing the middle finger of his right hand (due to a D-Day combat injury while serving with the Royal Canadian Artillery), so Paskey's hands were used in close-ups.

His other television credits include appearances on Ben Casey (1965) (with Marsha Hunt and Harry Landers), The Dick Van Dyke Show (1966), The Lucy Show, and Mission: Impossible (1966, with George Takei, Barry Russo, Vic Tayback, William Smithers, Michael Barrier, Jack Donner, Makee K. Blaisdell, Chuck Courtney, Bob Johnson, and Don Marshall).

Beside his acting career Paskey worked many years in the automotive industry. He started at his fathers shop at the age of twelve and opened his own, "The Air Shop", in 1981 together with his wife Judy. All four of the couple's children started working in the shop the following years. The shop is located in Santa Ana, California. Template:Brokenlink

In July 1988, Paskey was interviewed for an article in the science fiction magazine Starlog. In it, he admitted that he considered auditioning for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, but later reconsidered. He said, he was a fan of the films, but not the spin-off series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, on which he "went to sleep".

In January 2004, Paskey appeared in the pilot episode of the fan-produced internet series Star Trek: New Voyages, "Come What May." This time he portrayed Admiral Leslie, the father of Lieutenant Leslie and appeared alongside Trek actors James Cawley, Jeffery Quinn, Larry Nemecek, and TOS co-star John Winston.

Star Trek appearances

Appearances as Leslie

Further reading

  • Kathleen M. Gooch, Lieutenant Who?, Starlog, issue 132, p. 93

External links