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'''Suzie Plakson''' {{born|3|June|1958}} is an American actress who has had several roles in various ''Star Trek'' series, notably the [[Klingon]]/[[Human]] [[hybrid]] [[K'Ehleyr]] ([[Worf]]'s mate and the mother of [[Alexander Rozhenko|Alexander]]) and the [[Vulcan]] [[Selar]] (in that character's only on-screen appearance). Her other roles include a [[Q (species)|Q]] and an [[Andorian]]. |
'''Suzie Plakson''' {{born|3|June|1958}} is an American actress who has had several roles in various ''Star Trek'' series, notably the [[Klingon]]/[[Human]] [[hybrid]] [[K'Ehleyr]] ([[Worf]]'s mate and the mother of [[Alexander Rozhenko|Alexander]]) and the [[Vulcan]] [[Selar]] (in that character's only on-screen appearance). Her other roles include a [[Q (species)|Q]] and an [[Andorian]]. |
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| − | She provided the voice of Monica Devertebrae on the 1991-1995 TV Series ''Dinosaurs'' (co-starring [[Michael Dorn]] in the role of the voice of The Elders). |
+ | She provided the voice of Monica Devertebrae on the 1991-1995 TV Series ''Dinosaurs'' (co-starring [[Michael Dorn]] in the role of the voice of The Elders). She appeared on the 1992-1995 TV series ''Love & War'' (co-starring [[Michael Nouri]]) in the role of Meg Tynan. She has also appeared in the films ''Disclosure'' (1994, with [[Rosemary Forsyth]], [[David Drew Gallagher]], [[Jacqueline Kim]], and [[Jack Shearer]]); ''Wag the Dog'' (1997, with [[Geoffrey Blake]], [[Brant Cotton]], [[Kirsten Dunst]], [[Phil Morris]], [[J. Patrick McCormack]], and Jack Shearer); ''On Edge'' (2001, with [[Jason Alexander]] and [[John Glover]]); and ''Red Eye'' (2005, with [[Loren Lester]], [[Robert Pine]], and [[Dey Young]]) |
| − | Plakson also had a recurring guest role on ''Mad About You'' as Dr. Joan Golfinos, the partner of Paul's sister Debbie (another regular guest star on the series was [[Anne Ramsay]], who appeared in the same episode, |
+ | Plakson also had a recurring guest role on ''Mad About You'' as Dr. Joan Golfinos, the partner of Paul's sister Debbie (another regular guest star on the series was [[Anne Ramsay]], who appeared in the same episode, {{e|The Emissary}}, with Plakson). |
| − | Plakson was the keynote speaker during the closing ceremonies of [[ |
+ | Plakson was the keynote speaker during the closing ceremonies of ''[[Star Trek: The Experience|The Star Trek Experience]]'' in Las Vegas on September 1, 2008. |
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Suzie Plakson (born 3 June 1958; age 65) is an American actress who has had several roles in various Star Trek series, notably the Klingon/Human hybrid K'Ehleyr (Worf's mate and the mother of Alexander) and the Vulcan Selar (in that character's only on-screen appearance). Her other roles include a Q and an Andorian.
She provided the voice of Monica Devertebrae on the 1991-1995 TV Series Dinosaurs (co-starring Michael Dorn in the role of the voice of The Elders). She appeared on the 1992-1995 TV series Love & War (co-starring Michael Nouri) in the role of Meg Tynan. She has also appeared in the films Disclosure (1994, with Rosemary Forsyth, David Drew Gallagher, Jacqueline Kim, and Jack Shearer); Wag the Dog (1997, with Geoffrey Blake, Brant Cotton, Kirsten Dunst, Phil Morris, J. Patrick McCormack, and Jack Shearer); On Edge (2001, with Jason Alexander and John Glover); and Red Eye (2005, with Loren Lester, Robert Pine, and Dey Young)
Plakson also had a recurring guest role on Mad About You as Dr. Joan Golfinos, the partner of Paul's sister Debbie (another regular guest star on the series was Anne Ramsay, who appeared in the same episode, "The Emissary", with Plakson).
Plakson was the keynote speaker during the closing ceremonies of The Star Trek Experience in Las Vegas on September 1, 2008.
Appearances
External links
- SuziePlakson.com - official web site
- Suzie Plakson at Wikipedia
- Template:IMDb-link
- Suzie Plakson at the Internet Broadway Database