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'''Kim Darby''' was born on [[Star Trek birthdays|July 8]], [[early production history|1947]]. At the time she played the character [[Miri]], she was in her late teens, a fact her shapeless costume may have been intended to hide, since she was playing a younger girl.
 
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'''Kim Darby''' {{born|8|July|1947}} played the character [[Miri]] in the ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'' episode {{e|Miri}} when she was in her late teens in 1966. Her shapeless costume was intended to hide her age (specifically, her bust and adult curves) , since she was playing a younger girl.
   
She began working at age fifteen, and has worked steadily since. Probably her most famous role is Mattie Ross, from the [[John Wayne]] [[movie|film]] ''[[wikipedia:True Grit#Film|True Grit]]''.
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She began working at age fifteen, and has worked steadily since. Probably her most famous role is Mattie Ross, from the John Wayne film ''{{w|True Grit (1969 film)|True Grit}}''.
   
==Filmography==
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== Filmography ==
*''Dr. Kildare'' episode "What's Different About Today?" (1964, with [[Patricia Smith]])
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*''Dr. Kildare'' episode "What's Different About Today?" (1964, with [[Patricia Smith]])
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*''The Fugitive'' episode "An Apple a Day" (1965, with [[David Janssen]])
 
*''Bus Riley's Back in Town'' (1965, with [[James Doohan]] and [[Nan Martin]], directed by [[Harvey Hart]])
 
*''Bus Riley's Back in Town'' (1965, with [[James Doohan]] and [[Nan Martin]], directed by [[Harvey Hart]])
*''True Grit'' ([[1969 productions|1969]], with John Wayne, [[John Fiedler]], [[Alfred Ryder]], [[Jeff Corey]], and [[Ron Soble]]).
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*''True Grit'' (1969, with John Wayne, [[John Fiedler]], [[Alfred Ryder]], [[Jeff Corey]], and [[Ron Soble]]).
*''The Strawberry Statement'' ([[1970 productions|1970]], with [[Bruce Davison]] and [[Booker Bradshaw]])
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*''The Strawberry Statement'' (1970, with [[Bruce Davison]] and [[Booker Bradshaw]])
*''Red Sky at Morning'' ([[1971 productions|1971]], with [[John Colicos]], [[Nehemiah Persoff]] and [[Gregory Sierra]])
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*''Red Sky at Morning'' (1971, with [[John Colicos]], [[Nehemiah Persoff]] and [[Gregory Sierra]])
 
*''The Grissom Gang'' (1971, with [[Robert Lansing]], [[Hal Baylor]], and [[Don Keefer]])
 
*''The Grissom Gang'' (1971, with [[Robert Lansing]], [[Hal Baylor]], and [[Don Keefer]])
*''The People'' ([[1972 productions|1972]], with [[William Shatner]])
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*''The People'' (1972, with [[William Shatner]])
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*''The Streets of San Francisco'' (1972, pilot episode)
*''Rich Man, Poor Man'' ([[1976 productions|1976]] [[television|TV]] miniseries, with [[Roy Jenson]], [[Fionnula Flanagan]], [[Lawrence Pressman]], and [[Leigh J. McCloskey]])
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*''Rich Man, Poor Man'' (1976 television miniseries, with [[Roy Jenson]], [[Fionnula Flanagan]], [[Lawrence Pressman]], and [[Leigh J. McCloskey]])
*''The Last Convertible'' ([[1979 productions|1979]] TV miniseries, with [[Michael Nouri]])
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*''The Last Convertible'' (1979 TV miniseries, with [[Michael Nouri]])
* ''This Is the Life'' ([[1983 productions|1983]], with [[Jonathan Frakes]], [[Brock Peters]], [[Joan Pringle]], [[Richard Carlyle]], [[Andrew Robinson]], [[Henry Darrow]], and [[Nehemiah Persoff]])
 
*''Murder, She Wrote'' episode "We're Off to Kill the Wizard" ([[1984 productions|1984]], with [[Eric Server]], [[Vince Howard]], and [[John Schuck]])
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* ''This Is the Life'' (1983, with [[Jonathan Frakes]], [[Brock Peters]], [[Joan Pringle]], [[Richard Carlyle]], [[Andrew Robinson]], [[Henry Darrow]], and [[Nehemiah Persoff]])
*''Better Off Dead...'' ([[1985 productions|1985]], with [[David Ogden Stiers]] and [[Vincent Schiavelli]])
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*''Murder, She Wrote'' episode "We're Off to Kill the Wizard" (1984, with [[Eric Server]], [[Vince Howard]], and [[John Schuck]])
*''Teen Wolf Too'' ([[1987 productions|1987]], with [[Mark Holton]])
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*''Better Off Dead...'' (1985, with [[David Ogden Stiers]] and [[Vincent Schiavelli]])
*''Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers'' ([[1995 productions|1995]], with [[Mitchell Ryan]], [[J.C. Brandy]], [[Alan Echeverria]], and [[George P. Wilbur]])
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* ''Teen Wolf Too'' (1987, with [[Estee Chandler]], [[Mark Holton]], [[Eric Matthew]] and {{film|5}} stuntperson [[David Burton]])
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*''Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers'' (1995, with [[Mitchell Ryan]], [[J.C. Brandy]], [[Alan Echeverria]], and [[George Wilbur]])
*''NewsBreak'' ([[2000 productions|2000]], with [[Michael Spound]])
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*''NewsBreak'' (2000, with [[Michael Spound]])
   
==Appearances==
 
*[[TOS]]: "[[Miri (episode)|Miri]]" as [[Miri]]
 
   
==External Links==
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== External links ==
* [http://www.kimdarby.com/ KimDarby.com] (official site)
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*[http://www.kimdarby.com KimDarby.com] - official site
* {{Wikipedia|Kim Darby}}
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Revision as of 06:23, 11 June 2013

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Kim Darby (born 8 July 1947; age 76) played the character Miri in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Miri" when she was in her late teens in 1966. Her shapeless costume was intended to hide her age (specifically, her bust and adult curves) , since she was playing a younger girl.

She began working at age fifteen, and has worked steadily since. Probably her most famous role is Mattie Ross, from the John Wayne film True Grit.

Filmography


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