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1 nov 2011 · The charming and still-lovely Mariette Hartley sat down recently to chat with StarTrek.com about her life, career and, of course, her role as Zarabeth in the TOS episode “All Our Yesterdays.” During the conversation, the actress introduced her husband, Jerry Sroka, and mentioned that he had also appeared in a Star Trek episode.
Hartley also guest-starred in numerous TV series during the decade, with appearances in Gunsmoke (five times including the title character in “Cotter’s Girl” in 1962); The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters; Death Valley Days; Judd, for the Defense; Bonanza; and Star Trek (as Zarabeth, Spock's love interest in S3 E23 "All Our ...
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Mariette Hartley (born 21 June 1940; age 83) is the Emmy Award-winning actress who portrayed Zarabeth in the Star Trek: The Original Series third season episode "All Our Yesterdays".
She filmed her scenes on Monday 23 December 1968, Tuesday 24 December 1968 and Thursday 26 December 1968 at Desilu Stage 10 and Paramount Stage 5.
She was later one of the performers considered for the role of Gillian Taylor for Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, however the role was ultimately won out by Catherine Hicks. (Starlog, March 1987, p. 39)
Born Mary Loretta Hartley in Weston, Connecticut, Hartley studied with acting legend John Houseman at the Repertory Stratford and with Oscar-nominated actress Eva Le Gallienne at Lucille Lortel's White Barn Theatre. Afterward, Hartley initially struggled to acquire work, but was ultimately cast in Ride the High Country, which co-starred future Star Trek: The Next Generation guest actor John Anderson. Her career took off, and more roles began to pour in, not just for films, but for television as well.
On film, Hartley went on to co-star in Marnie (with Meg Wyllie), Marooned (1969, co-starring Nancy Kovack), Skyjacked (1972, with John Fiedler), The Magnificent Seven Ride! (1972, co-starring Ed Lauter, William Lucking, and James B. Sikking), 1969 (1988, co-starring Joanna Cassidy), and Encino Man (1992, with Erick Avari), among a few others. However, Hartley's greatest success was undoubtedly on television, where she has accumulated over a hundred credits.
Early in her career, Hartley made guest appearances on such popular TV westerns as Gunsmoke, The Virginian, Death Valley Days, and Bonanza. In 1964, she appeared in the episode of The Twilight Zone entitled "The Long Morrow" along with Robert Lansing. During the 1965-66 TV season, she was a regular on the soap opera Peyton Place, and from 1966 through '67, she starred with Richard Mulligan in the short-lived sitcom The Hero. In 1971, Hartley co-starred with Gary Lockwood in an unsold pilot for a sci-fi series entitled Earth II. And in 1973, four years after her appearance on Star Trek, that show's creator, Gene Roddenberry, had Hartley cast in yet another pilot for a planned sci-fi series, this one entitled Genesis II and co-starring fellow Original Series alumni Majel Barrett, Ted Cassidy, and Percy Rodriguez. Unfortunately, this series did not sell either. (In a humorous reference to the fact that Hartley was forbidden by the network censors to show her belly button on Star Trek, Roddenberry gave her two belly buttons for Genesis II.)
Additional projects in which Hartley worked with other Star Trek alumni include:
•The F.B.I. episode "The Impersonator" (1970, with Marj Dusay and Charles Macaulay)
•Gunsmoke episode "Phoenix" (1971, with Glenn Corbett)
•Cade's County episode "The Armageddon Contract" (1971, with William Shatner)
•Gunsmoke episode "The Judgement" (1972, with William Windom)
•The F.B.I. episode "The Double Play" (1973, with Robert Foxworth)
•MarietteHartley.com – official site
•Mariette Hartley at the Internet Movie Database
•Mariette Hartley at Wikipedia
•Mariette Hartley at TriviaTribute.com – pictures and trivia
Mariette Hartley is the Emmy Award-winning actress who portrayed Zarabeth in the Star Trek: The Original Series third season episode "All Our Yesterdays".
"All Our Yesterdays" is the twenty-third and penultimate episode of the third season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by Jean Lisette Aroeste and directed by Marvin J. Chomsky, it was first broadcast March 14, 1969.
Mariette Hartley. Zarabeth was an inhabitant of the planet Sarpeidon. She was exiled to her planet's past by Zor Kahn because members of her family tried to kill this tyrant of her planet. She was transported to a barren Sarpeidon Ice Age by use of the Atavachron, a time portal.
Mariette Hartley (Zarabeth) was not allowed to show her belly-button in this episode, despite the appearances of other navels in previous episodes. To comment on this censorship, Gene Roddenberry gave Hartley's character two navels in his pilot, "Genesis II", stating that "the network owed me one."
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