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+ | [[File:Sue Henley and Keith Rayve.jpg|thumb|Henley and Rayve on ''Voyager'']] |
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| − | '''Sue Henley''' was a [[dabo girl]] on ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' during [[DS9 Season 2]] when she tried out to be the [[stand-in]] of [[Genevieve Bujold]], but unfortunately did not get the job. Later, thanks to her red hair, she received the stand-in position for [[Kate Mulgrew]] when Mulgrew took over as [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]]. Henley also played the recurring role of [[Ensign]] [[Brooks (Ensign)|Brooks]] in ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''. It has been rumored that the [[Maquis]] character [[Mariah Henley]] was named for Henley. |
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| + | '''Susan "Sue" Henley''', also known as '''Sue Rayve''', is an actress who started her ''Star Trek'' connection as a regular background extra during the [[DS9 Season 2|second season]] and [[DS9 Season 3|third season]] of ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]''. With the start of ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'', she tried to get the [[stand-in]] job for [[Genevieve Bujold]], but unfortunately did not get the job. Later, thanks to her red hair, she received the stand-in position for [[Kate Mulgrew]], who replaced Bujold as captain of ''Voyager'' after a few days of shooting. In addition, Henley appeared as regular background character [[Ensign]] [[Brooks (Ensign)|Brooks]] throughout the seven year run of ''Star Trek: Voyager''. Henley also served as stand-in for [[Gates McFadden]] for the feature film {{film|9}}. For most of her appearances, she received no on-screen credit. |
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| + | On the set of ''Insurrection'' and ''Voyager'' she met [[Keith Rayve]], [[Brent Spiner]]'s stand-in and a regular extra, whom she married shortly after ''Insurrection''. They have one daughter. |
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| − | ===Other Appearances=== |
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| − | *[[DS9]] : ( all uncredited ) |
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| − | **[[Rivals]] as Civilian |
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| − | **[[The Alternate]] as [[Dabo Girl]] |
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| − | **[[Whispers]] as Starfleet Crewwoman |
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| − | **[[Profit and Loss]] as Starfleet Crewwoman |
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| − | **[[Blood Oath]] as Starfleet Crewwoman |
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| − | **[[The Maquis]] , Part I as Starfleet Crewwoman |
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| − | **[[The Wire]] as Starfleet Crewwoman |
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| − | **[[Tribunal]] as Starfleet Crewwoman |
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| − | **[[The Jem'Hadar]] as Starfleet Crewwoman |
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| + | The character [[Mariah Henley]] in the episode {{e|Learning Curve}} was named after Henley. According to an interview with Henley, she did little background work on the [[VOY Season 1|first season]] because of her strong likeness to Mulgrew. Occasionally she wore a wig, which she described as a "hideous black dead-rat-looking wig". [http://www.littlereview.com/getcritical/trektalk/henley.htm] Every time two "Janeways" are seen on screen and no computer effects were integrated, Henley served as on-screen photo double for Mulgrew, for example in the last episode {{e|Endgame}}, where she replaced Admiral Kathryn Janeway in several scenes. Her costume from this episode was sold off on the [[It's A Wrap! sale and auction]] on eBay. {{stala|3681}} |
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| − | ===Appearances as Brooks=== |
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| − | * [[VOY]]: |
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| − | ** "[[Caretaker (episode)|Caretaker]]" |
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| − | ** "[[Scorpion (episode)|Scorpion]]" |
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| + | == ''Star Trek'' appearances == |
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| + | File:DS9 command officer, 2370.jpg|[[Unnamed Deep Space 9 personnel#Female command division officer|Starfleet officer]]<br />''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]''<br />[[DS9 recurring characters|Recurring character]]<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Brooks (Ensign).jpg|[[Ensign]] [[Brooks (Ensign)|Brooks]]<br />''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''<br />[[VOY recurring characters|Recurring character]] |
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| + | File:Mikhal bar alien 4.jpg|[[Unnamed humanoids (24th century)#Mikhal Bar visitors|Mikhal bar alien]]<br />{{VOY|Darkling}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Borg drone 4, tactical cube 138.jpg|[[Unnamed Borg#Drones aboard tactical cube 138|Borg drone]]<br />{{VOY|Unimatrix Zero|Unimatrix Zero, Part II}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Lewis and Henley, Insurrection.jpg|[[Stand-in]] for<br />[[Gates McFadden]]<br />{{film|9}} |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | ===Recurring appearances=== |
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| + | *{{DS9}} as a [[Unnamed Deep Space 9 personnel#Female command division officer|Starfleet officer]] |
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| + | **{{e|Rivals}} |
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| + | **{{e|The Alternate}} |
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| + | **{{e|Whispers}} |
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| + | **{{e|Profit and Loss}} |
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| + | **{{e|Blood Oath}} |
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| + | **{{e|The Maquis, Part I}} |
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| + | **{{e|The Wire}} |
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| + | **{{e|Tribunal}} |
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| + | **{{e|The Jem'Hadar}} |
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| + | ** {{e|Civil Defense}} |
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| + | *{{VOY}} as [[Ensign]] [[Brooks (Ensign)|Brooks]] |
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| + | **{{e|Caretaker}} |
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| + | **{{e|Prime Factors}} |
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| + | **{{e|Cathexis}} |
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| + | **{{e|Basics, Part I}} |
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| + | **{{e|Basics, Part II}} |
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| + | **{{e|Scorpion}} |
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| + | **{{e|Repression}} |
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| + | <!--* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0377147}} Note: this Susan Henley is a totally different actress than the Sue Henley of this article. See the talk page for more info. --> |
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| + | * [http://www.trektoday.com/news/081200_04.shtml Sue Henley] at [http://www.trektoday.com TrekToday.com] |
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Revision as of 19:35, 21 January 2015
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Henley and Rayve on Voyager
The stand-ins on Insurrection, including Henley (far right)
Susan "Sue" Henley, also known as Sue Rayve, is an actress who started her Star Trek connection as a regular background extra during the second season and third season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. With the start of Star Trek: Voyager, she tried to get the stand-in job for Genevieve Bujold, but unfortunately did not get the job. Later, thanks to her red hair, she received the stand-in position for Kate Mulgrew, who replaced Bujold as captain of Voyager after a few days of shooting. In addition, Henley appeared as regular background character Ensign Brooks throughout the seven year run of Star Trek: Voyager. Henley also served as stand-in for Gates McFadden for the feature film Star Trek: Insurrection. For most of her appearances, she received no on-screen credit.
On the set of Insurrection and Voyager she met Keith Rayve, Brent Spiner's stand-in and a regular extra, whom she married shortly after Insurrection. They have one daughter.
The character Mariah Henley in the episode "Learning Curve" was named after Henley. According to an interview with Henley, she did little background work on the first season because of her strong likeness to Mulgrew. Occasionally she wore a wig, which she described as a "hideous black dead-rat-looking wig". [1] Every time two "Janeways" are seen on screen and no computer effects were integrated, Henley served as on-screen photo double for Mulgrew, for example in the last episode "Endgame", where she replaced Admiral Kathryn Janeway in several scenes. Her costume from this episode was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [2]
Star Trek appearances
Recurring appearances
- DS9: as a Starfleet officer
- "Rivals"
- "The Alternate"
- "Whispers"
- "Profit and Loss"
- "Blood Oath"
- "The Maquis, Part I"
- "The Wire"
- "Tribunal"
- "The Jem'Hadar"
- "The Abandoned"
- "Civil Defense"
- VOY: as Ensign Brooks
- "Caretaker"
- "Prime Factors"
- "Cathexis"
- "Basics, Part I"
- "Basics, Part II"
- "Darkling"
- "Real Life"
- "Displaced"
- "Worst Case Scenario"
- "Scorpion"
- "Revulsion"
- "The Raven"
- "Year of Hell, Part II"
- "Repression"
- "Drive"
- "Homestead"