Kerry Hoyt

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Kerry Hoyt

Kerry E. Hoyt (born 4 July 1962; age 61) is an actor from Gustine, California, who was a regular background performer for the last two seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation, during the seven year run of Star Trek: Voyager, and in at least one episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. He received no credit for his appearances. His Star Trek: The Next Generation uniform, his Star Trek: Voyager uniform and his mok'bara outfit from the episode "Man of the People" were later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [1] [2] [3] [4] In addition, Hoyt worked occasionally as stand-in for guest actors including Tim Kelleher in "All Good Things...".

Hoyt is listed as "Bridge crew" on the first day of filming, Thursday 29 August 1996, of the third season episode "Warlord" but is not seen in the final episode.

He has been married to fellow Star Trek: Voyager background actress Caroline Gibson and the couple is residing in Burbank, California. [5]

He has been the main stand-in for actor Jim Carrey in most of his films, including Liar Liar (1997, with Anne Haney), Man on the Moon (1999), Me, Myself & Irene (2000), The Majestic (2001), Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004), Fun with Dick and Jane (2005), and Yes Man (2008, with Vanessa Grayson). Other films on which he worked as stand-in and photo double are the thriller Equinox (1992, with Pancho Demmings), the television thriller Last Rites (1998, with Clarence Williams III, Marco Rodriguez, and Scott Lincoln), and the television drama It Came from the Sky (1999, with Christopher Lloyd and Nancy Thurston).

In addition to his work as stand-in and double, Hoyt played supporting and featured parts in several films such as an extra talent in the music production Get Off (1991), Kerry in Equinox (1992), a hillbilly in the comedy Hardly Newz (1997), a coffee shop barrista in the comedy Fun with Dick and Jane (2005, with Ivar Brogger, Clint Howard, Scott L. Schwartz, Mark Correy, and Pavel Lychnikoff), [6] the suicide blonde's father in the mystery thriller The Number 23 (2007, with Virginia Madsen, Rudolph Willrich, Ed Lauter, Taylor McCluskey, and stunts by Charlie Brewer), [7] and as a Yes patron in the comedy Yes Man (2008, with Fionnula Flanagan, Spencer Garrett, John Cothran, Jr., Mike Gomez, Michael Papajohn, Arne Starr, Mark Casimir Dyniewicz, and Nancy Guerriero).

Star Trek appearances

Security ensign
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek Generations
Recurring character
(uncredited)

Romulan aide
TNG: "Face of the Enemy"
(uncredited)

Odyssey officer
DS9: "The Jem'Hadar"
(uncredited)

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Crewman Fitzpatrick
Star Trek: Voyager
Recurring character
(uncredited)

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Crewman Grimes
VOY: "Lifesigns"
(uncredited)

Borg drone
VOY: "Dark Frontier"
(uncredited)

Biomimetic copy of Fitzpatrick
VOY: "Course: Oblivion"
(uncredited)

Ensign Doug Bronowski
VOY: "Someone to Watch Over Me"
(uncredited)

Recurring appearances

• TNG:
  • "Realm of Fear" (Season 6)
  • "Man of the People"
  • "Schisms"
  • "Aquiel"
  • "Lessons"
  • "Second Chances"
  • "Timescape"
  • "Liaisons" (Season 7)
  • "Gambit, Part I"
  • "Gambit, Part II"
  • "Inheritance"
  • "The Pegasus"
  • "Homeward"
  • "Eye of the Beholder"
  • "Bloodlines"
  • Star Trek Generations
• VOY:
  • "Caretaker" (Season 1)
  • "Parallax"
  • "Time and Again"
  • "Prime Factors"
  • "State of Flux"
  • "Cathexis"
  • "Faces"
  • "Learning Curve"
  • "The 37's" (Season 2)
  • "Projections"
  • "Persistence of Vision"
  • "Alliances"
  • "Meld"
  • "Investigations"
  • "Innocence"
  • "Tuvix"
  • "Resolutions"
  • "Basics, Part I"
  • "Basics, Part II" (Season 3)
  • "Flashback"
  • "The Chute"
  • "Sacred Ground"
  • "Coda"
  • "Favorite Son"
  • "Real Life"
  • "Worst Case Scenario"
  • "Scorpion"
  • "Scorpion, Part II" (Season 4)
  • "Revulsion"
  • "Waking Moments"
  • "Hunters"
  • "One"
  • "Hope and Fear"
  • "11:59" (Season 5)
  • "Equinox"
  • "Drive" (Season 7)
  • "Repression"
  • "Shattered"

Stand-in work

• TNG:
  • "All Good Things..." - stand-in for Tim Kelleher
• VOY:
  • "Course: Oblivion" - stand-in for Robert Duncan McNeill

External link

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