Robin Morselli

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Robin Morselli
Birth name:	Robin Morselli
Date of birth:	21 March 1955
Place of birth:	Bodega Bay, California, USA
Roles:	Background Actress; Stand-in
Character(s):	Multiple characters

Robin Morselli (born 21 March 1955; age 65) is an actress who was a regular background performer on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and on the last two seasons of Star Trek: Voyager. She previously appeared in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation and was also a regular stand-in on Deep Space Nine. She received no credit for her appearances. Her Romulan uniform from "Flesh and Blood" was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [1]

Beside her work on Star Trek, Morselli was a background actress, an Icarus ranger, in Jonathan Frakes' science fiction television pilot Star Patrol! (2000, along with Brian Demonbreun, Tom Miller, Michael Bailous, Kathi Cook, Jason Alexander, Mel Johnson, Jr., and Charles Rocket). In 2020, she filmed scenes for the drama Along Came Wanda, co-produced and starring fellow Deep Space Nine background actress and stand-in Cathy DeBuono.

She attended Western Illinois University where she graduated in 1976. Also known as Robin Morselli-Reilly she has been married to camera operator Mark Reilly since 1997. She also worked as flight attendant for Continental Airlines since 1977.

Star Trek appearances

Tau Cygna V colonist
TNG: "The Ensigns of Command"
(uncredited)

Bajoran officer
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
TNG: "Birthright, Part I"
Recurring character
(uncredited)

Holographic party guest
DS9: "What You Leave Behind"
(uncredited)

Alien Tsunkatse spectator
VOY: "Tsunkatse"
(uncredited)

Alien spectator
VOY: "Muse"
(uncredited)

Holographic Romulan
VOY: "Flesh and Blood"
(uncredited)

Lokirrim guard
VOY: "Body and Soul"
(uncredited)

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Recurring appearance

• TNG:
  • "Birthright, Part I" (Season 6)
• DS9:
  • "Emissary" (Season 1)
  • "A Man Alone"
  • "Past Prologue"
  • "Babel"
  • "Captive Pursuit"
  • "Q-Less"
  • "The Passenger"
  • "Move Along Home"
  • "Vortex"
  • "Battle Lines"
  • "The Storyteller"
  • "If Wishes Were Horses"
  • "Dramatis Personae"
  • "In the Hands of the Prophets"
  • "The Homecoming" (Season 2)
  • "Cardassians"
  • "Melora"
  • "Rules of Acquisition"
  • "Necessary Evil"
  • "Second Sight"
  • "Rivals"
  • "Whispers"
  • "Profit and Loss"
  • "Blood Oath"
  • "The Maquis, Part I"
  • "The Maquis, Part II"
  • "The Collaborator"
  • "Tribunal"
  • "The Search, Part II" (Season 3)
  • "The House of Quark"
  • "Civil Defense"
  • "Meridian"
  • "Defiant"
  • "Fascination"
  • "Visionary"
  • "Improbable Cause"
  • "The Die is Cast"
  • "Facets"
  • "The Way of the Warrior" (Season 4)
  • "Rejoined"
  • "Little Green Men"
  • "Homefront"
  • "Crossfire"
  • "Bar Association"
  • "Body Parts"
  • "Apocalypse Rising" (Season 5)
  • "The Ship"
  • "The Assignment"
  • "The Ascent"
  • "By Inferno's Light"
  • "A Simple Investigation"
  • "Ferengi Love Songs"
  • "Call to Arms"
  • "You Are Cordially Invited" (Season 6)
  • "Valiant"
  • "Image in the Sand" (Season 7)
  • "Afterimage"
  • "Chrysalis"
  • "Once More Unto the Breach"
  • "Chimera"
  • "The Dogs of War"

Stand-in work

• DS9:
  • "Meridian" – stand-in for Christine Healy and utility stand-in

External link

• Robin Morselli at the Internet Movie Database