Warren Munson is a prolific actor of television and movies who is known to Star Trek fans for playing two different admirals. He played the role of Vice Admiral Marcus Holt in TNG: "Interface", and later appeared as Vice Admiral Owen Paris in VOY: "Persistence of Vision" and "Thirty Days". His appearance in "Persistence of Vision" came during Tom Paris' hallucinations.

On television, Munson played the recurring character of Dr. Richard London in the soap opera Port Charles. He also had guest roles as a doctor in seven other productions including the recurring role of Dr. Thompson in Father Murphy.

On film, Munson most recently appeared in the 2003 movie Down with Love (with Jeri Ryan, Michael Ensign, Jude Ciccolella, and Diana R. Lupo). Other recent films in which he has appeared are Beautiful (with Michael McKean, Jessica Collins, Jordan Lund, Spice Williams, and Nikita Ager), Intrepid (with Robert Bauer, Kevin Rahm, and Clive Revill), and California Myth (with Bibi Besch and Don Stark). In the 1989 movie Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, Munson played another admiral opposite Peter Mark Richman.

Munson also appeared in the television movie Childhood Sweetheart? (with Michael Reilly Burke, Ed Lauter, Leon Russom, Barbara Babcock, Ronny Cox, Stephanie Erb, Derek Webster, and Buck McDancer, who ironically played a character named "Riker").

External linksEdit

• Warren Munson at Wikipedia
• Warren Munson at the Internet Movie Database