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Bios and credits of major DS9 cast membersNote: If you know of an appearance by any of these actors that is not included here, write to me and let me know.
Cecily Adams (Ishka #2) was born Cecily April Adams on February 6, 1965, in Queens, New York. She is the daughter of comic actor Don Adams. Cecily is married.
She was a regular in the TV series Cleghorne! She guest starred in the series Check It Out; Courthouse; Equal Justice; The Equalizer; Home Improvement; Jake and the Fatman; Jenny; Just Shoot Me; Melrose Place; Murder One; Murphy Brown; Party of Five; Simon & Simon; and Unsolved Mysteries. Other TV credits include Get Smart Again and Ordeal in the Arctic.
Her only theatrical film credit as an actor is in Little Secrets.
Cecily has worked as a casting director for the series 3rd Rock from the Sun; Bone Chillers; Eerie, Indiana; Lost on Earth; Not Necessarily the Election; and That '70s Show; and also for the movies American Heart; Defense Play; Destroyer; Edge of Honor; The Forgotten One; Little Secrets; and Sweet Revenge. She was a casting consultant for the TV miniseries Amerika and the movies Reducing Stanley and Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Marc Alaimo (Dukat) was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
He had running roles in the soaps Edge of Night and Somerset; and has guest starred in the series: 21 Jump Street; The A-Team; The American Girls; Baretta; B.J. and the Bear; Cagney & Lacey; Charlie's Angels; CHiPs; Diagnosis Murder; The Fall Guy; FBI: The Untold Stories; Freddy's Nightmares; Get Christie Love; The Greatest American Hero; Gunsmoke; Hardcastle and McCormick; The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries; Hill Street Blues; Hunter; The Incredible Hulk; Kaz; Kingston: Confidential; Knight Rider; Kojak; The Master; McClain's Law; Mike Hammer; Our Family Honor; Paradise; The Phoenix; Police Story; Quantum Leap; Quincy; The Rockford Files; The Six Million Dollar Man; Star Trek: The Next Generation; Starsky and Hutch; Streethawk; T.J. Hooker; Toma; Walker, Texas Ranger; and Wonder Woman.
Other TV credits include: The Ambush Murders; Archer: Fugitive from the Empire; The Blue Knight; Broken Promise; Cage Without a Key; Case Closed; Command 5; Donato and Daughter; The Gambler, Part III: The Legend Continues; Helter Skelter; High Midnight; Matt Helm; A Matter of Wife - and Death; Mr. and Mrs. and the Bandstand Mystery; No Man's Land; Overkill: The Aileen Wuornos Story; Police Story: A Dangerous Age; Police Story: Country Boy; Police Story: The Freeway Killings; Police Story: Three Minutes to Thirty; Quicksand: No Escape; Rio Diablo; Rosemary; and The 3,000 Mile Chase.
His theatrical movie credits include: Arena; Avenging Force; The Dead Pool; Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde; The Fence; Hardcore; The Last Starfighter; Mean Dog Blues; Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult; Seems Like Old Times; Tango & Cash; Total Recall; and Which Way Is Up?
His stage credits include: Becket; Generation; The Greeks; Hamlet; Julius Caesar; The Lesson; Mary Stuart; Othello; A Prayer for My Daughter; She Stoops to Conquer; Skin of Our Teeth; Three Sisters; Twelfth Night; A View from the Bridge; and Waiting for Godot.
Philip Anglim (Bareil) was born February 11, 1953, in San Francisco, California.
He has guest starred in the series Millennium; and was in the miniseries The Adams Chronicles and The Thorn Birds; as well as the TV movies Curacao; Dallas: War of the Ewings; and The Elephant Man.
His theatrical movie credits include: Haunted Summer; The Horse Dealer's Daughter; Macbeth (video); Malone; The Man Inside; Milena; and Testament.
His stage credits include: Carlotta and O'Neill; The Elephant Man; For Reasons that Remain Unclear; Judgement; M. Butterfly; Macbeth; Search & Destroy; Welded; and You're Going to be Alright, Jamie Boy.
Rene Auberjonois (Odo) was born René Murat Auberjonois on June 1, 1940, in New York, New York. His grandfather (also named René) was a well-known Swiss artist, and his father a writer; he has Bonaparte and Romanov connections on his mother's side. Rene apprenticed under John Houseman, and attended Carnegie-Mellon University; he has taught acting, including acting with masks. He and his wife Judith have two children, Tessa and Remy-Luc, both of whom are also actors. Rene's other interests include gourmet cooking, painting, and photography.
Aside from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine; his most famous regular TV series role was in the sitcom Benson (for which he won an Emmy award). He has had guest roles in the TV series: The American Experience(voice); Baa Baa Black Sheep; Beyond Westworld; Biography; Black Sheep Squadron; The Bionic Woman; The Bob Newhart Show; The Burning Zone; Charlie's Angels; Chicago Hope; Delvecchio; Eerie, Indiana; Ellery Queen; Frasier; Harry O; Hart to Hart; The Jeffersons; L.A. Law; The Man from Atlantis; Matlock; Murder, She Wrote; National Geographic; Night Gallery; The Outer Limits; Poltergeist: The Legacy; The Practice; Rhoda; The Rockford Files; The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne; Stargate SG-1; Starsky and Hutch; Tenspeed and Brown Shoe; and Wonder Woman.
Other TV credits include: Absolute Strangers; Ashenden; Billy the Kid; The Birdmen; The Christmas Star; A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court; Dark Secret of Harvest Home; Disney's Geppetto; Faerie Tale Theatre; The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century (voice); Kate Loves a Mystery; The Kid from Nowhere; King Lear; Longarm; The Lost Language of Cranes; More Wild Wild West; Ned Blessing: The True Story of My Life; Once Upon a Dead Man; Panache; Reilly: The Ace of Spies; The Rhinemann Exchange; Sally Hemings: An American Scandal, Shirts/Skins; Sidney Sheldon's The Sands of Time; A Smoky Mountain Christmas; Wild Card; and The Wild Wild West Revisited.
He has done voices for several animated TV series, including Batman: The Animated Series; Captain Simian & The Space Monkeys; Challenge of the GoBots; Disney's Aladdin; Extreme Ghostbusters; Fantastic Max; Jonny Quest; Marsupilami; Men in Black; Mighty Max; Pirates of Darkwater; Rugrats; Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School; The Smurfs; The Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show; Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians; Wildfire; and Xyber 9: New Dawn.
His theatrical film credits include: 3:15 - The Moment of Truth; An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island (video) (voice); The Ballad of Little Jo; Batman Forever; The Big Bus; Brewster McCloud; Cats Don't Dance (voice); Eyes of Laura Mars; The Feud; The Hindenburg; Images; Inspector Gadget; King Kong; King Lear (video); The Last Unicorn (voice); Lilith; The Little Mermaid (voice); Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (voice); Los Locos; Martians Go Home; M*A*S*H; McCabe & Mrs. Miller; My Best Friend Is a Vampire; Once Upon a Midnight Scary; The Patriot; Pete 'n' Tillie; Petulia; The Player; Police Academy 5: Assignment: Miami Beach; Snide and Prejudice (unreleased); Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (uncredited; scenes deleted); Walker; We All Fall Down; and Where the Buffalo Roam.
His stage credits include: Ancestral Voices; Beyond the Fringe; Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Billy Budd; Break a Leg; Chanel; Charley's Aunt; Chekhov in Yalta; Chemin de Fer; City of Angels; Coco (won Tony award); A Cry of Players; Dark of the Moon; Don Juan in Hell; Every Good Boy Deserves Favor; Fire!; A Flea in Her Ear; The Good Doctor; The Hostage; Jesus Christ Superstar: A Resurrection; Julius Caesar; King Lear; Long Day's Journey into Night; Metamorphosis; Milkwood; The Misanthrope; The New York Idea; The Petrified Forest; The Play's the Thing; Richard III; The Ruling Class; Tartuffe; The Three Sisters; Tricks; and Twelfth Night.
Besides directing eight episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, he has also directed episodes of Marblehead Manor. His voice is featured on several audiobooks.
Majel Barrett (Lwaxana Troi/Federation Computer Voice) was born Majel Lee Hudec on February 23, 1939 in Columbus, Ohio, USA. She was married to Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry from 1969 until his death in 1991. She has variously been credited as Majel Barrett Roddenberry, Majel Barrett-Roddenberry, Majel Lee Hudec, and Majel Roddenberry
Aside from recurring roles in the original Star Trek, the animated Star Trek (various voices), Star Trek: The Next Generation, and Star Trek: Voyager, she has also had a regular or recurring role on Earth: Final Conflict (of which she is executive producer); General Hospital; and The Lieutenant. She is executive producer of the series Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda.
She has guest starred on Babylon 5; Bonanza; Diagnosis Murder; Leave It to Beaver; The Next Step Beyond; Please Don't Eat the Daisies; The Second Hundred Years; Spider-Man; The Untouchables; and The Young Lawyers. Other TV credits include: Genesis II; The Man in the Santa Claus Suit; Planet Earth; The Questor Tapes; Spectre; and The Suicide's Wife.
Her theatrical film credits include: As Young as We Are; The Black Orchid (uncredited); The Buccaneer; Country Boy; The Domino Principle; A Guide for the Married Man; Love in a Goldfish Bowl; Mars and Beyond; Mommy; The Quick and the Dead; Star Trek: The Motion Picture; Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; Star Trek: First Contact (voice); Star Trek: Generations (voice); Sylvia; Teresa's Tattoo; Track of Thunder; Trekkies; and Westworld.
Majel co-wrote the original story that became the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "The Muse".
Felecia M. Bell (Jennifer Sisko) (sometimes also credited as Felecia Bell) has had running roles in the soap operas Days of Our Lives and General Hospital; and a regular role in the series Night Man. She has guest starred in Any Day Now; ER; and Hunter. She also was in the TV movies Every Woman's Dream and The Big One: The Great Los Angeles Earthquake.
Her only theatrical film credit is Babyfever.
Casey Biggs (Damar) was born Casey Patrick Biggs on April 4, 1955, in Toledo, Ohio. He is 5' 10", and a graduate of Juillard.
He had a running role in Ryan's Hope; and was a regular in the series Stat. He has had guest roles in Bridges to Cross; Father Dowling Mysteries; Jake and the Fatman; Legacy; Live Shot; Martin; Matlock; Melrose Place; Murder, She Wrote; Night Man; Profiler; Snoops; Touched by an Angel; and The Young Riders.
Other TV credits include: Appearances; The Beasts Are on the Streets; Flying High; The Great Wallendas; Last Chance Detectives: The Escape from Fire Lake; Last Chance Detectives: The Mystery Lights of Navajo Mesa; Line of Fire: The Morris Dees Story; Mystery Lights of Navajo Mesa; One Woman's Courage; A Promise to Carolyn; Thirst; and Two Voices.
His film credits include: Alamo: The Price of Freedom; Auggie Rose; Bodily Harm; Broken Arrow; Escape from Fire Lake; The Pelican Brief; and Shadow Conspiracy.
He has appeared on stage in: Hope in the Heart; Issue? I Don't Even Know You!; Julius Caesar; A Long Day's Journey into Night; Painted Woman; Pride's Crossing; and Speed-the-Plow; and directed a production of Hedda Gabler.
Avery Brooks (Benjamin Sisko) was born April 18, 1949, in Evansville, Indiana, and was raised from age 8 in Gary, Indiana. He is married, with two sons and one daughter. He has been Associate Professor of Theater Arts at Rutgers University since 1976. Avery is also an accomplished singer.
He was a regular (as Hawk) in the series Spenser: For Hire and its spinoff, A Man Called Hawk; and was also the presenter in Trackdown. Other TV credits include: The Ernest Green Story; Finnegan Begin Again; Roots: The Gift; Solomon Northrup's Odyssey; Spenser: A Savage Place; Spenser: Ceremony; Spenser: The Judas Goat; Spenser: Pale Kings and Princes; and Uncle Tom's Cabin. He was a guest voice in the animated series Gargoyles; was in Happily Ever After: Tales For Every Child; hosted The Ark of the Spirit; and narrated an episode of Nova. He also narrated The Heart of Africa: Forest Primeval and the US version of Walking with Dinosaurs.
His film credits include: American History X; Africa's Elephant Kingdom (voice); The Big Hit; and The Greatest Places.
His stage credits include: Are You Now or Have You Ever Been; The Life and Times of Malcolm X; The Offering; A Midsummer Night's Dream; Paul Robeson; A Photograph: A Study in Cruelty; and Spell #7. He is the artistic director of the Atlanta Black Arts Festival.
Avery directed 9 episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Rosalind Chao (Keiko O'Brien), whose Chinese name is Chao Jyalin, was born September 23, 1949, in Anaheim, California.
She had regular or recurring roles in the TV series After M*A*S*H; Anna and the King; Diff'rent Strokes; and Max Headroom. Other TV credits include: Big Guns Talk: The Story of the Western; The Chinese Web; The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island; Intruders; Jack & Mike; Last Flight Out; Moonlight; Mysterious Island of Beautiful Women; Shooter; Special Report: Journey to Mars; Spider-Man: The Dragon's Challenge; The Terry Fox Story; Twirl; and The Ultimate Impostor. She was also in the miniseries Drug Wars: The Camarena Story; and the program Against the Law.
She has also guest starred on the following series: The A-Team; Almost American; The Amazing Spider-Man; American Playhouse; An American Portrait; Beauty and the Beast; Brimstone; Bring 'Em Back Alive; Chicago Hope; ER; Falcon Crest; Get Real; The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries; How the West Was Won; The Incredible Hulk; Jake and the Fatman; Lobo; The Magic School Bus; M*A*S*H; A Man Called Sloane; Max Headroom; Miami Vice; Murder, She Wrote; One Day at a Time; Private Eye; Riptide; Spies; St. Elsewhere; Stingray; Tour of Duty; and Under Suspicion.
Her theatrical film credits include: The Big Brawl; Denial; The End of Violence; Enemies of Laughter ; An Eye for an Eye; Going Berserk; The Joy Luck Club; Love Affair; Memoirs of an Invisible Man; North; Slamdance; A Thousand Pieces of Gold; To Love, Honor, and Deceive; Web of Deception; What Dreams May Come; and White Ghost.
Jeffrey Combs (Weyoun 4-8/Brunt/Tiron/Mulkahey) was born September 9, 1954, in Oxnard, California.
He has appeared in the TV movies Norma Jean & Marilyn and The Skin of Our Teeth. He also has had guest appearances in the series Babylon 5; Batman: Gotham Knights (voice); Beauty and the Beast; The Flash; Freddy's Nightmares; Hunter; Martial Law; The Net; The New Batman/Superman Adventures (voice); Perversions of Science; The Single Guy; and Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero.
His theatrical film credits include: The Attic Expeditions; Beyond Re-Animator; Bride of Re-Animator; Castle Freak; Caught Up; Cellar Dweller; Cyberstalker; Cyclone; Dead Man Walking; Death Falls; Dillinger and Capone; Doctor Mordrid; Faust: Love of the Damned; Felony; Fortress; The Frighteners; Frightmare; From Beyond; The Guyver; Honky Tonk Freeway; The House on Haunted Hill; I Still Know What You Did Last Summer; Love and a .45; Lurking Fear; The Man with Two Brains; Necronomicon; Phantom Empire; The Pit and the Pendulum (video); The Real; Re-Animator; Robot Jox; Snide and Prejudice (unreleased); Spoiler; Time Tracers; Trancers II; and Whose Life Is It Anyway?.
His stage credits include: A Comedy of Errors; The Debutante Ball; Julius Caesar; A Midsummer Night's Dream; and New Business.
James Darren (Vic Fontaine) was born James Ercolani on June 8, 1936, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has been married twice, and is the father of CNN anchorman Jim Moret. He was also a family friend of Frank Sinatra, and is the godfather of Sinatra's granddaughter.
He has had regular roles on Melrose Place; The Time Tunnel; and T.J. Hooker; and has also appeared in the series Baa Baa Black Sheep; Charlie's Angels; Diagnosis Murder; Hawaii Five-O; Raven; Renegade; Silk Stalkings; S.W.A.T.; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea; and The Web. Other TV credits include: Aliens From Another Planet; City Beneath the Sea; The Lives of Jenny Dolan; Scruples; T.J. Hooker: Blood Sport; and Turnover Smith.
His theatrical film credits include: All the Young Men; Because They're Young; The Boss' Son; The Brothers Rico; Diamond Head; For Those Who Think Young; The Gene Krupa Story; Gidget; Gidget Goes Hawaiian; Gidget Goes to Rome; Gunman's Walk; The Guns of Navarone; Hey There, It's Yogi Bear; Let No Man Write My Epitaph; The Lively Set; Operation Mad Ball; Paroxismus; Rumble on the Docks; The Tijuana Story; and Venus in Furs.
He has directed episodes of The A-Team; Beverly Hills, 90210; Hardball; Hunter; Melrose Place; Nowhere Man; Raven; Renegade; Savannah; Something Is Out There; Stingray; T.J. Hooker; and Werewolf; and the TV movie Police Story: Gladiator School.
As a singer, he has recorded several albums, and has several hits to his credit. He has a CD released in 1999, entitled This One's From the Heart, featuring the songs he sang as Vic Fontaine.
Nicole de Boer (Ezri Dax) was born December 20, 1970, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She began acting as a child in a stage production of The Wizard of Oz. She is 5'5", and has sometimes used the name Nikki De Boer onscreen. She married John Kastner in December 1999.
She had regular roles in the series Beyond Reality; Catwalk; Dooley Gardens and Mission Genesis (aka Deepwater Black). She has had guest roles in the series E.N.G.; Forever Knight; The Hidden Room; The Kids in the Hall; Maniac Mansion; The Outer Limits; Poltergeist: The Legacy; Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal; Ready or Not; Sweating Bullets; and TekWar.
Other TV credits include: 9B; The Counterfeit Contessa; Family of Cops III; Family Pictures; JFK: Reckless Youth; The Kissing Place; The Mitchell Brothers; My Date with the President's Daughter; Rated X; and When Innocence Is Lost.
Her theatrical film credits include: Cube; Heart of Courage; Jungleground; Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy; National Lampoon's Senior Trip; and Prom Night IV: Deliver Us from Evil.
Paul Dooley (Enabran Tain) was born Paul Brown on February 22, 1928, in Parkersburg, West Virginia. He has been a cartoonist, a standup comedian, a magician, a clown, and a writer. He has been married twice and has four children.
He was a regular in the series Coming of Age; The Dom DeLuise Show; Grace Under Fire; and Mad About You. He has also guest starred in Batman: The Animated Series (voice); The Ben Stiller Show; Bewitched; Chicago Hope; Coach; Dharma & Greg; Dream On; Duckman (voice); East Side/West Side; Ellen; ER; Get Smart; The Golden Girls; L.A. Law; Mad About You; Mathnet; Millennium; My So-Called Life; The Practice; Sabrina, the Teenage Witch; Spenser: For Hire; and Tales from the Crypt.
Other TV credits include: Angels in the Endzone; The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes; Cooperstown; The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson; Faerie Tale Theatre: Hansel and Gretel; Guess Who's Coming for Christmas?; Mother of the Bride; The Murder of Mary Phagan; Out There; Perry Mason: The Case of the Heartbroken Bride; See China and Die; The Shady Hill Kidnapping; State of Emergency; Traveler's Rest; When He's Not a Stranger; and White Hot: The Mysterious Murder of Thelma Todd; as well as the miniseries Tales of the City.
His theatrical film credits include: Big Trouble; Breaking Away; Clockwatchers; A Dangerous Woman; Endangered Species; Error in Judgment; Evolver; Flashback; Fore Play; God's Lonely Man; Guinevere; Going Berserk; Happy, Texas; H.E.A.L.T.H. (also writer); I'll Remember April; Kiss Me Goodbye; Last Rites; Lip Service; Little Shop of Horrors (deleted ending); Loved; Madison; Monster in the Closet; My Boyfriend's Back; O.C. & Stiggs; The Out-of-Towners; Paternity; A Perfect Couple; The Player; Popeye; Qiana; Raggedy Ann and Andy (voice); Rich Kids; Runaway Bride; Shakes the Clown; Sixteen Candles; Slap Shot; Strange Brew; Telling Lies in America; The Traveling Poet; UFO Cafe; Underneath; Up the Sandbox; Waiting for Guffman; A Wedding; and A Woman's a Helluva Thing .
His stage credits include The Odd Couple.
Michael Dorn (Worf) was born December 9, 1952, in Luling, Texas. He is 6'4" and a pilot who owns several airplanes.
He played Worf for 7 seasons on Star Trek: The Next Generation, was a regular in the series CHiPs; and has done voices on several animated TV series, including Aaahh!!! Real Monsters; Captain Simian & The Space Monkeys; Cow and Chicken; Dinosaurs; Disney's Hercules; The Fantastic Four; Gargoyles; I Am Weasel; Johnny Bravo; and Superman. He also had a running role on Days of Our Lives; and appearances in The Savage Dragon and Wing Commander Academy. He was in the TV movies Amanda & the Alien; The Girl Next Door; and Menno's Mind;. He hosted the specials Communication: The Human Imperative; The Future Is Now: The Sci-Fi Channel Preview; and Where Are All the UFOs?. He was the narrator of UFO II: Have We Been Visited?
He has appeared in guest roles in: 227; Capitol; Charles in Charge; Dead Man's Gun; Falcon Crest; Getting By; Gimme a Break!; Hotel; Hunter; Knots Landing; Martial Law; The Mary Tyler Moore Show; The Outer Limits; Parker Lewis Can't Lose; The Pretender; Silk Stalkings; W.E.B.; and Webster.
His theatrical film credits include: Christmas with J.D.; Demon Seed; The Gristle; Jagged Edge; Mach 2; The Prophet's Game; Rocky II (uncredited); Shadow Hours; Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country; Star Trek: First Contact; Star Trek: Generations; Star Trek: Insurrection; Timemaster; Trekkies; and Virtual Combat (voice).
Michael directed three episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Judi Durand (Cardassian Computer Voice) has spent her career mainly in voice work, though she can be seen in the movie Fatal Attraction. She has also been credited as Judi M. Durand.
Movies in which her voice can be heard include the following: Bad Company; Bebe's Kids; Coupe de Ville; The High Crusade; The Lion King; The Nightmare Before Christmas; Runaway; Starchaser: The Legend of Orin; Star Trek III: The Search for Spock; and White Palace. In addition, she did loop-group and adr voice work in The Big Green; Dead Presidents; Four Rooms; Gridlock'd; Joy of Sex (voiceover); Mad Love; Miami Rhapsody; Motorama; Mr. Wrong; My Father the Hero; The Proposition; Short Time; and Washington Square.
Aron Eisenberg (Nog), born in 1970, is only 5' tall, the result of his growth being stunted due to a kidney transplant when he was a teenager. He is married; he proposed to his wife in an issue of the Malibu Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comic which he wrote. He and his wife Jessica have a son named Nicholas, born in 1997.
He has had guest starring roles in the TV series Brotherly Love; The Secret World of Alex Mack; Star Trek: Voyager; and Tales from the Crypt. He has also appeared in the TV movies Amityville: The Evil Escapes and Brave New World.
His theatrical film credits include: Beverly Hills Brats; The Horror Show; The Liars' Club; Playroom; Pterodactyl Woman from Beverly Hills; Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge; and Streets.
His stage credits include Minor Demons.
Terry Farrell (Jadzia Dax) was born Theresa Lee Farrell Grussendorf, on November 19, 1963, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She was raised in Boston, and became a model before going on to acting. She is 6' tall, and one of her hobbies is deep sea fishing.
Terry was a regular on the TV series Paper Dolls and was in the pilot for Mimi & Me; after leaving Star Trek: Deep Space Nine; she landed another regular role in the series Becker. She has had guest starring roles in: The Cosby Show; Family Ties; Grapevine; Quantum Leap; Spencer; Talk Soup; TV Censored Bloopers 98; and The Twilight Zone. Other TV credits include: Beverly Hills Madam; Danielle Steel's Star; The Deliberate Stranger; L.A. Madame; Legion; Reasons of the Heart; and the unaired pilot for the American version of Red Dwarf. With Nana Visitor, she cohosted the special Living and Working in Outer Space: The Countdown Has Begun.
Her theatrical movie credits include: Back to School; Deep Core 2000; Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth; Off the Mark; Portfolio; Red Sun Rising; and Trekkies.
Louise Fletcher (Winn Adami) was born July 22, 1934, in Birmingham, Alabama. Her father, an Episcopal minister, and mother were both deaf, and as a result Louise learned sign language at an early age. She attended the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and ended up in Los Angeles, where she became an actress. She is 5' 10" tall and has two sons by her ex-husband, producer Jerry Bick.
She has had regular roles in the series The Boys of Twilight and VR5; and guest roles in the series: Alcoa Presents One Step Beyond; Bat Masterson; Brimstone; Chicago Hope; Civil Wars; Dream On; Fantasy Island; The Hitchhiker; Maverick; Murder, She Wrote; Perry Mason; Picket Fences (Emmy Award nomination); The Practice; The Profiler; The Ray Bradbury Theatre; Tales from the Crypt; Tate; The Twilight Zone; The Untouchables; Wagon Train; Worlds Beyond; and Yancy Derringer.
Other TV credits include: Breast Men; Can Ellen Be Saved?; The Devil's Arithmetic; Final Notice; The Haunting of Seacliff Inn; Heartless; In a Child's Name; Islands; J. Edgar Hoover; The Karen Carpenter Story; Married to a Stranger; Nightmare on the 13th Floor; Second Serve; Sins of the Mind; Someone Else's Child; The Stepford Husbands; A Summer to Remember; and Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery.
Her theatrical film credits include: 2 Days in the Valley; Best of the Best; Big Eden; Blind Vision; Blue Steel; The Boy Who Could Fly; Brainstorm; The Cheap Detective; The Contract; Cruel Intentions; Dead Kids; Edie & Pen; Exorcist II: The Heretic; Firestarter; Flowers in the Attic; Frankenstein and Me; A Gathering of Eagles (uncredited); Giorgino; The Girl Gets Moe; High School High; Invaders from Mars; The Lady in Red; Love Kills; The Lucky Star; The Magician of Lublin; Mamma Dracula; Manna from Heaven (to be released in 2001); A Map of the World; More Dogs Than Bones; Mulholland Falls (uncredited); Natural Enemies; Nobody's Fool; One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (for which she won an Academy Award); Overnight Sensation; The Player; Return to Two Moon Junction; Russian Roulette; Seeing in the Dark; Shadowzone; Silver Man; Strange Invaders; Talk To Me; Thieves Like Us; Time Served; Tollbooth; Tryst; Two Moon Junction; Very Mean Men; and Virtuosity.
Max Grodénchik (Rom), who sometimes goes by the name Michael Grodénchik, was born in Queens, NY. He originally tried out for the role of Quark.
He has had guest appearances in the series: The Drew Carey Show; Night Court; Sliders; Space Cadets; Star Trek: The Next Generation; and Tales from the Crypt; and he was in the TV movies Doorways; The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw; and Here Come the Munsters.
His theatrical film credits include: Apollo 13; Barton Fink; Chu Chu and the Philly Flash; Rising Sun; The Rocketeer; Rumpelstiltskin; Sister Act; and Star Trek: Insurrection.
J.G. Hertzler (Martok/Vulcan Captain/Laas/Roy) has variously used the following stage names: Garman Hertzler, John Hertzler, John G. Hertzler, John Garman Hertzler, and John Noah Hertzler.
He was a regular in the 3rd and 4th seasons of the TV series Zorro; and had a running role in the soap General Hospital. He has had guest roles on the series The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.; Charmed; Diagnosis Murder; Highlander; Lois & Clark; Quantum Leap; Seinfeld; and Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero. He has also been in the TV movies A Cry for Help: The Tracey Thurman Story; Pirates of Silicon Valley; and Treasure Island: The Adventure Begins.
His theatrical film credits include: ...And Justice for All; The Prophecy II; and The Redeemer: Son of Satan!
Barry Jenner (Admiral Ross) has had running roles in the soap operas Another World and Somerset; and the primetime soap Dallas. He also had a regular role in the series Something So Right; and a recurring role in the series Family Matters.
He has appeared in the following TV series: Falcon Crest; Fame; Hart to Hart; Highway to Heaven; Hunter; JAG; Matlock; Silk Stalkings; St. Elsewhere; Starman; V; and Walker, Texas Ranger; the TV movie The Taking of Flight 847: The Uli Derickson Story; and the miniseries If Tomorrow Comes.
His theatrical movie credits include The Boost and Looker.
Salome Jens (The Female Changeling) was born May 8, 1935, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
She was a regular in the TV series Superboy; and was in the miniseries From Here to Eternity. She has had guest roles in the series: Bonanza; Chicago Hope; Great Ghost Tales; Gunsmoke; Hart to Hart; I Spy; Kojak; L.A. Law; MacGyver; Melrose Place; Naked City; The Outer Limits; Quincy; The Rat Patrol; Star Trek: The Next Generation; Stony Burke; Tales from the Crypt; The United States Steel Hour; and The Untouchables.
Other TV credits include: Cast the First Stone: The Diane Martin Story; The Golden Moment: An Olympic Love Story; Grace Kelly; In the Glitter Palace; The Jolly Corner; A Killer in the Family; The Lottery; A Matter of Life and Death; Playing with Fire; Sharon: Portrait of a Mistress; Tomorrow's Child; The Two Lives of Carol Letner; and Uncommon Valor. She narrated the show The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century.
Her theatrical movie credits include: Angel Baby; The Boy Who Talked to Badgers; The Cherry Orchard; The Clan of the Cave Bear; Cloud Dancer; Coming Out Under Fire; Diary of the Dead; The Films of John Frankenheimer; The Fool Killer; Harry's War; I'm Losing You; Just Between Friends; Me, Natalie; Savages; Seconds; Showdown at Ulcer Gulch; and Terror from the Year 5000.
Her stage credits include: Day of Hope; Mary Stuart; A Moon for the Misbegotten; A Patriot for Me; Request Concert; Shadow of Heroes; Tartuffe; and The White Crow.
Penny Johnson (Kasidy Yates) has had regular or recurring roles in the TV series ER; General Hospital; Homeroom; The Larry Sanders Show; and The Paper Chase; and appeared in episodes of Coach; Cosby; Grace Under Fire; The Gregory Hines Show; Hill Street Blues; Simon & Simon; Star Trek: The Next Generation; and TJ Hooker.
She appeared in the TV movies: Class of '61; Columbo: Caution! Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health; The Color of Friendship; Danielle Steel's Kaleidoscope; Empty Cradle; The Files on Jill Hatch; The Impostor; Night Visions; Road to Galveston; A Secret Life; and The Writing on the Wall.
Her film credits include: Absolute Power; Automatic; Death Benefit; Fear of a Black Hat; Goin' to Chicago; The Hills Have Eyes Part II; Molly & Gina; Swing Shift; and What's Love Got to Do With It.
Her stage credits include The Debutante Ball.
She was script supervisor for the movie Clubhouse Detectives; the TV movie Love Kills; and the video The ButterCream Gang.
Deborah Lacey (Sarah Sisko/Alien) has had guest appearances in the TV series 21 Jump Street; The A-Team; Beverly Hills, 90210; Frasier; Highway to Heaven; The Hitchhiker; Home Improvement; Murder, She Wrote; Push; and Sliders.
She has appeared in the movies: A Demon in My View; African Timber; Bulworth; Devil in a Blue Dress; The Five Heartbeats; The Meteor Man; and Young Doctors in Love.
Cirroc Lofton (Jake Sisko) was born August 7, 1978 in California. Cirroc's first name means "strength". He married Darrell Brucee in April 1999.
He has appeared in guest roles in the TV series Moesha, Nick Freno, and Smart Guy; and is now appearing as a regular cast member of the TV series The Hoop Life.
He has had roles in the theatrical movies Beethoven and Sex Offenders #6 (video).
Kenneth Marshall (Eddington), who has also used the name Ken Marshall, was born in 1953 in New York, New York.
He has had guest roles in the TV series Baywatch; The Commish; Hunter; and Silk Stalkings. Other TV credits include: Danielle Steel's Message from Nam; Margaret Bourke-White; Marie s'en va t'en guerre; and Operation Delta Force II: Mayday; and the miniseries Marco Polo and Shaka Zulu: The Citadel.
His theatrical movie credits include: Berlin '39; Burndown; Claws; Feds; The Gods Must Be Crazy II; Krull; La Pelle; and Tilt.
Chase Masterson (Leeta) was born February 26, 1963, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She has a BFA degree in acting from the University, is a member of the Groundlings (an improvisational comedy group), and was a professional dancer for eight years. She has a son named Jeremiah, born in 1986.
She has appeared in the TV series Acapulco H.E.A.T.; ER; General Hospital; Live Shot; Sliders; and Sweet Justice.
Her theatrical movie credits include: Ballerina Finale; Digital Man; In a Moment of Passion; Marina; Married People, Single Sex; Robin Hood: Men in Tights; Sammyville; Sometimes They Come Back...For More; The Specials; and Trekkies.
Colm Meaney (Chief Miles O'Brien) was born May 30, 1953, in Dublin, Ireland.
Besides playing O'Brien in several episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, he has had guest roles in the TV series: Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman; Family Guy; Father Dowling Mysteries; Gargoyles (voice); Jack's Place; MacGyver; Moonlighting; New Adam-12; Play for Tomorrow; Remington Steele; Strangers; and Tales from the Darkside. He also had a running role in the soap One Life to Live.
Other TV credits include: Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (the pilot); The Gambler Part III: The Legend Continues; The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns; Playboy of the Western World; Perfect Witness; Scarlett; and Vig.
His theatrical film credits include: Chapter Zero; Claire Dolan; Come See the Paradise; The Commitments; Con Air; The Dead; Dick Tracy; Die Hard 2; The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain; Far and Away; The Field; Four Days; Hard Eight; Into the West; The Last of the High Kings; The Last of the Mohicans; Mystery, Alaska; Noose; October 22; Omega Syndrome; Owd Bob; Ripple; The Road to Wellville; The Snapper; Snitch; This Is My Father; Under Siege; The Van; and War of the Buttons.
His stage credits include: Breaking the Code and Every Good Boy Deserves Favour.
Brock Peters (Joseph Sisko) is the stage name of George Fisher, born July 2, 1927, in New York, New York. He attended NYC's Music and Arts High School, and worked his way up from Harlem to the Broadway stage. He has also been credited as Broc Peters.
His TV series guest roles include appearances in: Baretta; Battlestar Galactica; The Bionic Woman; Captain Planet and the Planeteers (voice); The Commish; Daniel Boone; Gunsmoke; It Takes a Thief; Judd for the Defense; The Loner; Longstreet; Magnum P.I.; Mannix; Mission: Impossible; Murder, She Wrote; Mod Squad; Night Gallery; O'Hara, US Treasury; The Pretender; Quincy; Spicy City; The Streets of San Francisco; and The Virginian.
Other TV credits include: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Agatha Christie's A Caribbean Mystery; The Big One: The Great Los Angeles Earthquake; Broken Angel; An Element of Truth; Highway Heartbreaker; The Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel; Jack Johnson, the Big Fights; Le Baron; Polly; The Secret; SST: Death Flight; To Heal a Nation; Welcome Home, Johnny Bristol; and You Must Remember This. He appeared in the TV miniseries Black Beauty; Roots: The Next Generations; and Seventh Avenue; and the soap The Young and the Restless. He has also been in: Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts; Batman: The Animated Series (voice); Challenge of the GoBots (voice); The Eleventh Hour; Galtar and the Golden Lance; Gravedale High (voice); Living the Dream: A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King; and Pirates of Darkwater (voice).
His theatrical movie roles include: Ace High; Alligator II: The Mutation; Black Girl; Carmen Jones; Daring Game; Framed; Ghosts of Mississippi; Heavens Above!; The Importance of Being Earnest; The Incident; I Quattro dell'Ave Maria; The L-Shaped Room; Lost in the Stars; Major Dundee; The McMasters; P.J.; Park Day; The Pawnbroker; Porgy and Bess; Puss in Boots; Slaughter's Big Rip-Off; Soylent Green; Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country; To Kill a Mockingbird; Two Minute Warning; and Two Weeks from Sunday.
He produced the movie Five on the Black Hand Side; and co-produced a TV show called This Far By Faith.
His stage credits include: Anna Lucasta; Driving Miss Daisy; The Great White Hope; King of the Dark Chamber; Kwamina; Lost in the Stars (Tony nomination); Mister Johnson; My Children! My Africa!; My Darlin' Aida; Othello; and Porgy and Bess.
Andrew J. Robinson (Garak) was born February 14, 1942, in New York, New York. (The J stands for Jordt.) His father died in WWII when Andrew was 3 years old. Andrew attended the University of New Hampshire; received a BA in English from the New York School for Social Research; and attended the London Academy for Music and Dramatic Arts on a Fulbright Scholarship for a year. He is a founder of the Matrix Theatre Company in Los Angeles, where he has acted in several plays and also won two Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Awards for directing Endgame and The Homecoming. (He has also been credited with the names Andrew Robinson and Andy Robinson.)
Andrew and his wife Irene have a daughter, Rachel Robinson, who appeared as Melanie in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "The Visitor" (and was a leading candidate for the role of Ezri Dax). Trivia note: Andrew himself was one of the last three candidates for the part of Odo, which was won by Rene Auberjonois; the third finalist was Gerrit Graham.
His TV series guest appearances include: The A-Team; Barnaby Jones; Bonanza; CHiPs; The Dukes of Hazzard; The Greatest American Hero; Harry O; The Incredible Hulk; JAG; Kojak; Kung Fu; L.A. Law; Law & Order; M.A.N.T.I.S.; Martial Law; Matlock; Matt Houston; Moonlighting; Murder, She Wrote; Profiler; The Streets of San Francisco; S.W.A.T.; The Twilight Zone; Vega$; Walker, Texas Ranger; Wings; The X Files; and Young Maverick. He also appeared in Days of Our Lives and Ryan's Hope (for which he received an Emmy nomination).
Other TV credits include: Appearances; The Atlanta Child Murders; The Catcher; Criminal Behavior; Desperate; The Family Kovack; Fatal Charm; From Here to Eternity; Into the Badlands; The Lady Forgets; Lanigan's Rabbi; Liberace; Not My Kid; Once an Eagle; Reward; Rock Hudson; Someone I Touched; Telling Secrets; and The Trial of Bernhard Goetz.
His theatrical movie credits include: Charley Varrick; Child's Play 3; Cobra; Dirty Harry; The Drowning Pool; Hellraiser; Mackintosh and T.J.; Mask; Prime Target; Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings; Robert Heinlein's The Puppet Masters; Running Woman; Shoot to Kill; There Goes My Baby; Trancers III; and Verne Miller.
His stage credits include: Any Given Day; Memoirs of Jesus; and Subject to Fits.
He has directed episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. He has also written a DS9 novel, A Stitch in Time. Andrew was also second assistant director of the TV movie Baby Monitor: Sound of Fear, and of the theatrical movie When Danger Follows You Home
Tiny Ron (Maihar'du) was born Ronald Taylor. He is 7' tall, and was a pro basketball player in Austria after graduating from the University of California. (He has also been credited as Tiny Ron Taylor.)
He was in the TV movie Alien Nation: Body and Soul; and was a guest star on Star Trek: Voyager, as well as appearing in the TV series Bakersfield P.D. and Coach.
His theatrical film credits include: Ace Ventura: Pet Detective; Last Man Standing; The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!; Road House; The Rocketeer; and Seven Hours to Judgment.
Camille Saviola (Kai Opaka) was born July 16, 1950, in the Bronx, New York. She sang lead in a rock band called the Margo Lewis Explosion in New York City in the 1970's, and was signed by a disco label. Camille worked on the New York stage for 25 years.
She has appeared on the TV series Becker; Friends; The Heights; NYPD Blue; and Remington Steele; as well as the TV movies Nightlife (for which she won a Cable ACE Award); and The West Side Waltz.
Her film credits include: Addams Family Values; All I Want for Christmas; Betsy's Wedding; Broadway Danny Rose; Last Exit to Brooklyn; Mr. Wrong; Penn & Teller Get Killed; The Purple Rose of Cairo; Queens Logic; Shadows and Fog; Stuart Saves His Family; Sunset Park; and Weekend Warriors.
Her stage credits include: The Chocolate Ambassador and Ragtime.
Wallace Shawn (Grand Nagus Zek) was born November 12, 1943 in New York, New York. He has also been credited as Wally Shawn. His father was William Shawn, editor of The New Yorker.
Wallace was a regular in the TV series Clueless and The Lionhearts; and appeared in the TV movies How to Be a Perfect Person In Just Three Days; Noah; and Saigon: Year of the Cat. He has guest starred on the TV series Cosby; The Cosby Show; King of the Hill (voice); Matrix; Murphy Brown; The Nanny; The Pink Panther (voice); Reunited; Something Wilder; and Taxi. He was in the sitcom pilot Blind Men.
His theatrical film credits include: All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 (voice); All That Jazz; Atlantic City; The Bedroom Window; The Bostonians; Canadian Bacon; The Cemetery Club; Cheaper to Keep Her; Clueless; Company Man; Crackers; Critical Care; Deal of the Century; The Designated Mourner; Die Wholesale; The Double 0 Kid; The First Time; A Goofy Movie (voice); Head Office; Heaven Help Us; The Hotel New Hampshire; House Arrest; The Hurdy Gurdy Man; Just Like Dad; Just Write; Kalamazoo; A Little Sex; Lovesick; Manhattan; The Meteor Man; Micki & Maude; The Moderns; Mom and Dad Save the World; Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle; My Dinner with Andre; My Favorite Martian; National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation; Nice Girls Don't Explode; Nickel & Dime; Prick Up Your Ears; The Princess Bride; Radio Days; Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills; Shadows and Fog; She's Out of Control; Simon; Starting Over; Strange Invaders; Strong Medicine; Toy Story (voice); Toy Story 2 (voice); Unbecoming Age; Vanya on 42nd Street; We're No Angels; and The Wife.
His stage credits include: Alice in Bed; The Designated Mourner; and The Fever.
He is also a writer, and wrote the play The Designated Mourner; as well as the movie My Dinner with Andrè. He has a "special thanks" credit in the movie Days of Heaven.
Armin Shimerman (Quark) was born November 5, 1949, in Lakewood, New Jersey. He is married to actress Kitty Swink (who appeared in two Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes).
Armin appeared in 4 episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation; and the premiere episode of Star Trek: Voyager. He was a series semi-regular on Beauty and the Beast and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. His other TV credits include appearances in: Alice; Alien Nation; Ally McBeal; Brooklyn Bridge; Bulba; Civil Wars; The Facts of Life; Hill Street Blues; Judging Amy; The Lazarus Man; L.A. Law; Legend; Married...with Children; Martial Law; Murder, She Wrote; The Practice; Remington Steele; Seinfeld; Sledge Hammer!; Sliders; Space Cadets; Stargate SG-1; and Who's the Boss?
Other TV credits include: Baby Girl Scott; Miracle Landing; Real Story; Tricks of the Trade; and Women at Westpoint.
His movie credits include: And You Thought Your Parents Were Weird; Arena; The Auteur Theory; Big Man on Campus; Blind Date; Breathing Hard; Dangerous Curves; Death Warrant; Donuts; Dream Man; Eye for an Eye; The Hitcher; The Juror; Like Father, Like Son; Macarena; The Shadow (uncredited); Slaughter of the Innocents; Snide and Prejudice (unreleased); Stardust Memories; and Verne Miller. His appearance in Star Trek: Insurrection as Quark was deleted from the film.
His stage credits include: BroadYay; Hamlet; I Remember Mama; Mr. Roberts; St. Joan; and Threepenny Opera.
Armin is also a writer who has authored a DS9 novel titled The 34th Rule, and an original science fiction novel, The Merchant Prince.
Alexander Siddig (Dr. Julian Bashir) was born Siddig El Fadil on November 21, 1965, in the Sudan. (His full Arab name is Siddig El Tahir El Fadil El Siddig el El Abderahman El Abdul Kareem El Mohammed Ahmed El Mahdi.) His father was Sudanese; his mother was British (and the sister of actor Malcolm McDowell). Another uncle was the Prime Minister of Sudan. Siddig, whose nickname is Sid, grew up in England, and attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. (As a child, he was babysat by Lalla Ward, who played the 2nd Romana in Doctor Who.)
He adopted the stage name Alexander Siddig at the beginning of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's 4th season. During that same season, he and fellow regular cast member Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys) became romantically involved; her pregnancy with their son Django was the cause of the storyline about Kira bearing the O'Briens' child. Between the 5th and 6th seasons, they were married.
Siddig is 6' tall. His other TV credits include the series The Big Battalions; and the TV movie A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia. (Trivia note: it was his performance in the latter production that brought him to the attention of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's creators. However, the part they first considered him for was that of Commander Sisko. They changed their minds on learning that Siddig was only in his 20's.) Siddig also played Dr. Bashir in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Birthright, Part I".
He has been in the movies Sammy and Rosie Get Laid and The Vertical Limit.
Siddig directed two episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Melanie Smith (Ziyal #3) has been a cast member of As the World Turns; and was in the TV movie Green Dolphin Beat.
Her other TV credits include appearances in: The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.; Beverly Hills, 90210; Blossom; Deadly Games; Matlock; Melrose Place; Murder, She Wrote; Nowhere Man; Raven; Seinfeld; and Silk Stalkings.
Her film credits include Trancers III; Molly & Gina; The Baby Doll Murders; Night Hunter; and The Killers Within.
Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys) was born Nana Tucker, July 27, 1957, in New York City, New York, USA. Her parents are Robert Tucker, a choreographer, and Nenette Charisse, a ballet teacher. (The famous actress/dancer Cyd Charisse is Nana's aunt by marriage.) Nana is 5'8" tall, and has sometimes been credited as Nana Tucker.
Nana has been married twice. When Star Trek: Deep Space Nine began, she was still married to her first husband, and had recently had her first child, a son named Buster. After she was divorced, she fell in love with series costar Alexander Siddig (Dr. Julian Bashir), with whom she had a son, Django. Nana's real-life pregnancy was written into the show, explained as Kira carrying the O'Briens' baby Kirayoshi to term. Nana and Sid got married between the 5th and 6th seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Nana was a regular in the TV series Ivan the Terrible and Working Girl. Her other TV credits include: Airwolf; Alfred Hitchcock Presents; Burke's Law; Claws; The Colbys; The Doctors; Doogie Howser, M.D.; Downtown; Drexell's Class; Empty Nest; Fraud Squad; Highway to Heaven; Hiller and Diller; Hooperman; Hotel; Hunter; In the Heat of the Night; It's a Living; Jake and the Fatman; Knight Rider; L.A. Law; MacGyver; Matlock; Meet the Munceys; Murder, She Wrote; Night Court; Nikki and Alexander; Ohara; One Life to Live; The Prosecutors (?); Remington Steele; Ryan's Hope; The Outer Limits; Scarecrow and Mrs. King; and thirtysomething. She cohosted the special Living and Working in Outer Space: The Countdown Has Begun, with Terry Farrell.
Her only theatrical movie credit is The Sentinel. She was in the TV movies A Father's Homecoming and The Spirit.
Nana's stage credits include: 42nd Street; Chicago; The Gentle People; Golden Boy; Gypsy; The Ladies Room; and My One and Only.