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| − | + | '''Jerry Ayres''' {{born|21|September|1936|died|14|May|2013}} was an actor who made two appearances on ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'', as two different "[[redshirt]]s", [[Ensign]] [[O'Herlihy (Ensign)|O'Herlihy]] in the episode {{e|Arena}} and [[Rizzo]] in the episode {{e|Obsession}}. He filmed his scenes for "Arena" on Friday {{d|11|November|1966}} at the fortress set near [[Vasquez Rocks]] and Tuesday {{d|15|November|1966}} at [[Paramount Stage 31|Desilu Stage 9]]. |
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+ | Ayres was [[Star Trek birthdays#September|born]] as '''Gerald Hoyt Ayres Jr.'''. He would go on to become a regular on the soap operas ''{{w|General Hospital}}'' and ''{{w|The Bold and the Beautiful}}''. He also had a recurring role in the first season of the television drama series ''{{w|Dynasty (TV series)|Dynasty}}''. He appeared in seven episodes, including the pilot ("Oil") and "The Chaffeur Tells a Secret", both helmed by {{e|Obsession}} director [[Ralph Senensky]]. The former also featured [[Peter Mark Richman]], [[Lee Bergere]], [[Ellen Geer]], [[Julie Parrish]] and [[Paul Sorensen]]. Senensky also directed him in "Double Jeopardy", the pilot of ''Dan August'', which featured [[Ned Romero]], [[Susan Oliver]] and [[Fritz Weaver]]. Ayres appeared in the 1979 television movie "Disaster on the Coastliner" (with [[William Shatner]] and [[Michael Pataki]] and featuring the music of [[Gerald Fried]]). |
| − | Ayres passed away from natural causes on May 14, 2013. He was 76. |
+ | Ayres [[Star Trek deaths#May|passed away]] from natural causes on May 14, 2013. He was 76. [http://www.soapoperanetwork.com/2013/06/former-bb-gh-and-dynasty-star-jerry-ayres-dies] |
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| − | File:OHerlihy.jpg|[[O'Herlihy (Ensign)|O'Herlihy]]<br |
+ | File:OHerlihy.jpg|[[O'Herlihy (Ensign)|O'Herlihy]]<br>{{e|Arena}} |
| − | File:Rizzo.jpg|[[Rizzo]]<br |
+ | File:Rizzo.jpg|[[Rizzo]]<br>{{e|Obsession}} |
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| − | * [http://www.soapoperanetwork.com/2013/06/former-bb-gh-and-dynasty-star-jerry-ayres-dies Notice of Death] |
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Revision as of 17:10, 11 August 2014
Template:Realworld Jerry Ayres (21 September 1936 – 14 May 2013; age 76) was an actor who made two appearances on Star Trek: The Original Series, as two different "redshirts", Ensign O'Herlihy in the episode "Arena" and Rizzo in the episode "Obsession". He filmed his scenes for "Arena" on Friday 11 November 1966 at the fortress set near Vasquez Rocks and Tuesday 15 November 1966 at Desilu Stage 9.
Ayres was born as Gerald Hoyt Ayres Jr.. He would go on to become a regular on the soap operas General Hospital and The Bold and the Beautiful. He also had a recurring role in the first season of the television drama series Dynasty. He appeared in seven episodes, including the pilot ("Oil") and "The Chaffeur Tells a Secret", both helmed by "Obsession" director Ralph Senensky. The former also featured Peter Mark Richman, Lee Bergere, Ellen Geer, Julie Parrish and Paul Sorensen. Senensky also directed him in "Double Jeopardy", the pilot of Dan August, which featured Ned Romero, Susan Oliver and Fritz Weaver. Ayres appeared in the 1979 television movie "Disaster on the Coastliner" (with William Shatner and Michael Pataki and featuring the music of Gerald Fried).
Ayres passed away from natural causes on May 14, 2013. He was 76. [1]
Star Trek appearances
External link
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