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28 mar 2012 · Getty. Warren Stevens, whose busy seven-decade career as a character actor in Hollywood included a key role in the 1956 sci-fi classic Forbidden Planet, died Tuesday of respiratory failure at his ...
Warren Albert Stevens (born November 2, 1919-died March 27, 2012) guest starred on M*A*S*H as Colonel Chaffey in the Season 4 episode "The Gun" (episode #14). Stevens enrolled at the United States Naval Academy in 1937, serving at least three and half years as a midshipman. Sometime between 1939 and 1940, he was disenrolled from the Academy due to vision problems, but later joined the US Army ...
Warren Stevens. Actor: Forbidden Planet. Warren Stevens was born in Pennsylvania and joined the Navy at age 17. His interest in acting was piqued while he was attending Annapolis, and this resulted in 12 weeks of summer stock in Virginia.
Warren Stevens est un acteur américain né le 2 novembre 1919 à Clarks Summit (Pennsylvanie) et mort le 27 mars 2012 à Sherman Oaks (Los Angeles) aux États-Unis. Biographie [ modifier | modifier le code ]
Warren Stevens's reputation is forever secured with fans of science fiction. He played the chief medical officer of the spaceship C57D, under the command of Leslie Nielsen's J.J. Adams, in the iconic film "Forbidden Planet"--an outer-space remake of "The Tempest" and one of the best-loved films of its kind from the 1950s.
Warren Stevens (2 November 1919 – 27 March 2012; age 92) was an actor who played Rojan in the Star Trek: The Original Series second season episode "By Any Other Name". He filmed his scenes between Friday 10 November 1967 and Friday 17 November 1967 at Desilu Stage 9 and Stage 10. Stevens enrolled at the United States Naval Academy in 1937, serving at least three and half years as a ...
3 apr 2012 · Warren Stevens, 1919-2012. StarTrek.com is saddened to report the passing of Warren Stevens, who died on March 27 at the age of 92, succumbing to lung disease. A veteran character actor, Stevens’ stage, film and television career spanned from the late-1940’s to the late-2000’s and included everything from Actor’s Studio, Forbidden ...
