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Revision as of 18:56, 9 December 2019
Real world article
(written from a Production point of view)
(written from a Production point of view)
This list of performers has all actors and actresses who appeared in, or gave voice to, roles in DS9 Season 1.
(This list is currently incomplete.)
| Table of Contents 0-9 • A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M • N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z |
A
- Marc Alaimo as Dukat
- Edward Laurence Albert as Zayra
- Sam Alejan as Bajoran villager (uncredited)
- Michael John Anderson as Rumpelstiltskin
- Benita Andre as Anara
- Philip Anglim as Bareil Antos
- Lee Arenberg as Gral
- Gene Armor as "Bajoran Bureaucrat"
- Vaughn Armstrong as Danar
- Rene Auberjonois as Odo
B
- Jonathan Banks as Golin Shel-la
- Lena Banks as Saratoga command officer (uncredited)
- Majel Barrett as
- Computer Voice (USS Saratoga & USS Rio Grande)
- Runabout computer voice ("Babel") (uncredited)
- USS Rio Grande computer voice ("The Passenger") (uncredited)
- USS Ganges computer voice ("Vortex")
- USS Rio Grande computer voice ("Battle Lines")
- Lwaxana Troi
- Scott Barry as Bajoran officer (uncredited)
- Ivor Bartels as Human security officer (uncredited)
- Kristin Bauer as Quark's blonde fantasy woman (uncredited)
- Christine Ann Baur as Bajoran villager (uncredited)
- Susan Bay as Rollman
- Felecia M. Bell as
- Jennifer Sisko
- a Prophet (in the likeness of Jennifer Sisko)
- Amy Benedict as Bajoran woman
- John Lendale Bennett as stunt double for Avery Brooks ("Q-Less") (uncredited)
- Michael Bofshever as Toran
- Simone Boisseree as Norkova captain (uncredited)
- Chuck Borden as
- Stunt double for John de Lancie ("Q-Less") (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Christopher Collins ("The Passenger") (uncredited)
- Avery Brooks as
- Benjamin Sisko
- an illusion of Benjamin Sisko
- Joel Brooks as Falow
- Lee Brooks as male aphasia victim
- Caitlin Brown as Ty Kajada
- Clara Bryant as Chandra
- Dick Butler as stunt double for Brian Keith ("Progress") (uncredited)
- Megan Butler as "Lieutenant" (USS Enterprise-D)
- Cassandra Byram as
- "Conn Officer" (USS Saratoga)
- a Prophet
C
- Laura Cameron as Bajoran woman
- Stephen James Carver as Ibudan
- Mike Cassidy as Human DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Rosalind Chao as Keiko O'Brien
- Robin Christopher as Neela
- Diana Cignoni as "Dabo Girl"
- Gordon Clapp as Hadran
- Tracee Lee Cocco as Antican (uncredited)
- Robert Coffee as a Bajoran civilian (uncredited)
- Christopher Collins as Durg
- Paul Collins as Zlangco
- Frank Collison as Dolak (display graphic, uncredited)
- George Colucci as
- Human resident (uncredited)
- Nol-Ennis (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Armin Shimerman ("Dramatis Personae") (uncredited)
- Robert Cox as Saratoga science officer (uncredited)
- Patrick Cupo as Bajoran man
- Dan Curry as Dekon Elig (display graphic, uncredited)
- Kelly Curtis as Sarda
D
- Stephen Davies as
- Tactical Officer (USS Saratoga)
- a Prophet
- John de Lancie as Q
- Brian Demonbreun as Starfleet officer (uncredited)
- Cliff DeYoung as Croden
- Nick Dimitri as Markalian thief (uncredited)
- Christopher Doyle as
- Human Starfleet officer (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Rene Auberjonois ("Emissary", "Captive Pursuit") (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Siddig El Fadil ("Dax") (uncredited)
- Ennis (uncredited)
- Jeannie Dreams as an Human operations division ensign (uncredited)
- Judi Durand as Deep Space 9 computer voice (mostly uncredited, except "Emissary")
- Joe Durrenberger as Wadi man (uncredited)
E
- Melissa Eastman as Wadi woman (uncredited)
- Aron Eisenberg as Nog (credited as Aron Eisenerg in "A Man Alone")
- Leslie Engelberg as Yareth
- Michael Ensign as Lojal
- Van Epperson as Bajoran clerk
- Terrence Evans as Baltrim
F
- Siddig El Fadil as
- Julian Bashir
- Rao Vantika (possessing the body of Julian Bashir)
- Michael Eugene Fairman as Bajoran vendor
- Matthew Faison as Surmak Ren
- Geraldine Farrell as Galis Blin
- Terry Farrell as
- Todd Feder as Federation male
- Lynnda Ferguson as Doran
- Fionnula Flanagan as Enina Tandro
- Louise Fletcher as Winn Adami
- Holiday Freeman as Human DS9 resident (uncredited)
G
- Kathleen Garrett as Vulcan captain
- Ann Gillespie as Jabara
- Barry Gordon as Nava
- April Grace as Maggie Hubbell
- Kathryn Graf as Bajoran woman
- Gerrit Graham as First Hunter
- Kevin Grevioux as Human security officer (uncredited)
- Max Grodénchik as Rom
H
- Bill Hagy as
- Wadi man (uncredited)
- Human DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Anne Haney as Els Renora
- Michael Haney as Nol-Ennis (uncredited)
- Bob Harks as
- Bajoran villager (uncredited)
- Bajoran civilian (uncredited)
- James Harper as Rao Vantika
- Grace Harrell as holographic alien masseuse (uncredited)
- Anita Hart as stunt double for Terry Farrell ("Move Along Home") (uncredited)
- Hana Hatae as Molly O'Brien
- Jeffrey Hayenga as Orta (display graphic, uncredited)
- John Noah Hertzler as
- "Vulcan Captain" (USS Saratoga)
- a Prophet
- Jennifer Hetrick as Vash
- Thomas Hobson as "Young Jake"
- Red Horton as Bajoran worker (uncredited)
- Donald Hotton as "Monk #1"
I
J
- Randy James as
- Jones (uncredited)
- Colm Meaney's stand-in ("Past Prologue") (uncredited)
- Jim Jansen as Faren Kag
- Robert Jodlowski as a Alien with no neck and heavy folds over eyes (uncredited)
K
- Howard Kay as Wadi man (uncredited)
- Jack Kehler as Jaheel
- Brian Keith as Mullibok
- Maria R. Kelly as stunt double for Caitlin Brown ("The Passenger") (uncredited)
- Tom Klunis as Lamonay S.
- Kay E. Kuter as Sirah
L
- Norman Large as
- James Lashly as George Primmin
- Mark Lentry as
- Starfleet lieutenant (uncredited)
- Rene Auberjonois's stand-in ("Past Prologue") (uncredited)
- Ken Lesco as
- Third Hunter (uncredited)
- Nol-Ennis (uncredited)
- David B. Levinson as
- Broik (uncredited)
- Ferengi bidder (uncredited)
- Irving E. Lewis as Norkova cargo officer (uncredited)
- Susan Lewis as Bajoran civilian (uncredited)
- Richard Lineback as Selin Peers
- Cirroc Lofton as
- Jake Sisko
- a Prophet (in Jake Sisko's likeness)
- Jordan Lund as Woban
- Dyanna Lynn as Human boxing spectator (uncredited)
M
- Scott MacDonald as Tosk
- Dennis Madalone as
- Humanoid DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Second Hunter (uncredited)
- Norkova helmsman (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Cliff DeYoung ("Vortex") (uncredited)
- Ennis (uncredited)
- Bajoran villager (uncredited)
- Burning man (uncredited)
- Barbara March as Lursa
- Lily Mariye as
- "Ops Officer" (USS Saratoga)
- a Prophet
- Vincent Mazzella, Jr. as Bajoran man (uncredited)
- Tom McCleister as Kolos
- Buck McDancer as
- Human DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Randy Oglesby ("Vortex") (uncredited)
- Bajoran DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Kevin McDermott as "Alien Batter"
- Cole McKay as Bajoran worker (uncredited)
- Colm Meaney as Chief Miles O'Brien
- Mary Meinel-Newport as Bolian DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Kim Meredith (unconfirmed, uncredited)
- Lawrence Monoson as Hovath
- Tom Morga as
- Stunt double for Jeffrey Nordling ("Past Prologue") (uncredited)
- Bajoran man (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Scott MacDonald ("Captive Pursuit") (uncredited)
- Klaestron kidnapper (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Rene Auberjonois ("Vortex") (uncredited)
- Nol-Ennis (uncredited)
- Bajoran security deputy (uncredited)
- Robin Morselli as Bajoran officer (uncredited)
- Joe Murphy as
- Unknown ("Captive Pursuit") (uncredited)
- Nol-Ennis (uncredited)
N
O
- Annie O'Donnell as Keena
- Randy Oglesby as
- Alan Oliney as stunt double for Avery Brooks ("Battle Lines") (uncredited)
P
- Stephen Parr as Valerian captain
- Tyana Parr as
- Alien DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Human DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Trill surgeon (uncredited)
- Stan Petier as Rul the Obscure (uncredited)
- Randy Pflug as Jones (as "Guard")
- Gina Philips as Varis Sul
- William Powell-Blair as Cardassian officer
- Frances Praksti as Bajoran gift girl (uncredited)
- Jeff Pruitt as
- Nol-Ennis (uncredited)
- Bajoran junior officer
R
- Steve Rankin as Cardassian officer
- Spiro Razatos as
- Human boxing spectator (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Jonathan Banks ("Battle Lines") (uncredited)
- Jane Razzano as Rul's associate (uncredited)
- Mark Riccardi as stunt double for Gerrit Graham ("Captive Pursuit") (uncredited)
- Daniel Riordan as Bajoran security deputy
- Tony Rizzoli as Kainon
- Andrew Robinson as Elim Garak
- Mic Rodgers as Bajoran security deputy (uncredited)
- Tiny Ron as Maihar'du
- April Rossi as a space hooker (uncredited)
- Stephen Rowe as Bajoran monk
- Milan Ruba as Rul's associate (uncredited)
- Richard Ryder as Bajoran security deputy
S
- Theresa St. Clair as Vulcan girl (uncredited)
- Michael J. Sarna ("Emissary") (stunts; uncredited)
- Camille Saviola as
- Wallace Shawn as Zek
- Jack Shearer as Vadosia
- Mark Allen Shepherd as
- Human DS9 resident (uncredited)
- Morn (uncredited)
- Armin Shimerman as Quark
- Frank Owen Smith as "Curzon"
- Ted Sorel as Kaval
- Patrick Stewart as
- Jean-Luc Picard
- Locutus of Borg
- a Prophet (in the likeness of Jean-Luc Picard and Locutus)
- Benjamin Svetkey as Peliar Zel native (uncredited)
- Joel Swetow as Jasad
T
- Patricia Tallman as
- Stunt double for Nana Visitor ("Past Prologue") (uncredited)
- Nima (uncredited)
- Stunt double for Robin Christopher ("In the Hands of the Prophets") (uncredited)
- Constance Towers as Taxco
- Tom Towles as Hon-Tihl
- Scott Trost as Bajoran officer
U
V
W
- Lou Wagner as Krax
- Gwynyth Walsh as B'Etor
- Parker Whitman as Cardassian officer
- Sandra Wild as dabo girl (uncredited)
- Spice Williams-Crosby as Klaestron kidnapper (uncredited)
- Kathleen Wirt as Human female aphasia victim
- Nicholas Worth as Lissepian captain
Y
- Keone Young as Buck Bokai
- Harris Yulin as
- Aamin Marritza
- Darhe'el (display graphic)
Z
- Bo Zenga as Asoth
- Michael Zurich as Bajoran security deputy (uncredited)
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