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|name = Roger Perry
'''Roger Perry''' {{born|7|May|1933}} began acting in movies in 1958, and television a year later. Working steadily until the early nineties, he amassed nearly a hundred movie, series, and guest starring roles; many of the movies were made for television and B-movies. For twenty-five years, he was married to comedienne {{w|Joanne Worley}}, who is best known for her role in the ''{{w|Laugh-In}}'' comedy sketch show. Perry was a regular in ABC's crime series ''Arrest and Trial'' which ran for one season in 1963-1964, and had two episodes directed by [[Ralph Senensky]] snd one by [[Robert Butler]]. Writers of the series included [[Max Ehrlich]] and [[Barry Trivers]].
 
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|birth name = Roger Lee Perry
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|birthday = {{d|7|May|1933}}
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|birthplace = Davenport, Iowa, USA
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|deathday = {{d|12|July|2018}}
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|deathplace = Indian Wells, California, USA
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|roles = Actor
 
|characters = [[John Christopher]]
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'''Roger Perry''' {{born|7|May|1933|died|12|July|2018}} was the actor who played [[John Christopher]] in the {{s|TOS}} [[TOS Season 1|first season]] episode {{e|Tomorrow is Yesterday}}. He filmed his scenes between Monday {{d|28|November|1966}} and Monday {{d|5|December|1966}} at [[Desilu Stage 9]] and [[Desilu Stage 10|Stage 10]].
   
 
Perry began acting in movies in 1958, and television a year later. Working steadily until the early nineties, he amassed nearly a hundred movie, series, and guest starring roles; many of the movies were made for television and B-movies. For twenty-five years, he was married to comedienne {{w|Joanne Worley}}, who is best known for her role in the {{wt|Laugh-In}} comedy sketch show.
==Appearances==
 
* {{TOS|Tomorrow is Yesterday}} as [[John Christopher]]
 
   
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Perry was a regular in ABC's crime series ''Arrest and Trial'' which ran for one season in 1963-1964, and had two episodes directed by [[Ralph Senensky]] and one by [[Robert Butler]]. Writers of the series included [[Max Ehrlich]] and [[Barry Trivers]]. In 1969, he appeared in an episode of ''Adam-12'' as a district attorney, opposite a defense attorney played by [[Phillip Pine]]. In 1977 he appeared in the film ''The Man with the Power'', along with [[Tim O'Connor]], [[Persis Khambatta]], [[John de Lancie]], [[James Ingersoll]], and [[Jason Wingreen]].
==Filmography==
 
* ''The Man with the Power'' (1977, with [[Tim O'Connor]], [[Persis Khambatta]], [[John de Lancie]], [[James Ingersoll]] and [[Jason Wingreen]])
 
   
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During the third through fifth seasons of the 1980s series ''The Facts of Life'', Perry appeared in the recurring role of headmaster Charles Parker, principal of the Eastland Girls School. Other Star Trek alumni who appeared in ''The Facts of Life'' included [[Kenneth Tigar]], [[Paul Comi]], [[Clyde Kusatsu]], [[Robert DoQui]], [[Nehemiah Persoff]], [[Clive Revill]], [[Eve Smith]], [[William Windom]], [[Nicholas Coster]], [[Robert Hooks]], and [[Ian Wolfe]]. Lead {{s|DS9}} actor [[Armin Shimerman]] also made a brief appearance in the show's seventh season premiere episode.
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* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0675273}}
 
* {{Wikipedia}}
 
   
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Perry [[Star Trek deaths#July|died]] on 12 July 2018 at the age of 85. (''Screen Actors Guild Magazine'', Special Edition 2019, p. 95)
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* {{startrek.com|article/remembering-tos-guest-star-roger-perry-1933-2018|Obituary|external}}
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Roger Perry (7 May 193312 July 2018; age 85) was the actor who played John Christopher in the Star Trek: The Original Series first season episode "Tomorrow is Yesterday". He filmed his scenes between Monday 28 November 1966 and Monday 5 December 1966 at Desilu Stage 9 and Stage 10.

Perry began acting in movies in 1958, and television a year later. Working steadily until the early nineties, he amassed nearly a hundred movie, series, and guest starring roles; many of the movies were made for television and B-movies. For twenty-five years, he was married to comedienne Joanne Worley, who is best known for her role in the Laugh-In comedy sketch show.

Perry was a regular in ABC's crime series Arrest and Trial which ran for one season in 1963-1964, and had two episodes directed by Ralph Senensky and one by Robert Butler. Writers of the series included Max Ehrlich and Barry Trivers. In 1969, he appeared in an episode of Adam-12 as a district attorney, opposite a defense attorney played by Phillip Pine. In 1977 he appeared in the film The Man with the Power, along with Tim O'Connor, Persis Khambatta, John de Lancie, James Ingersoll, and Jason Wingreen.

During the third through fifth seasons of the 1980s series The Facts of Life, Perry appeared in the recurring role of headmaster Charles Parker, principal of the Eastland Girls School. Other Star Trek alumni who appeared in The Facts of Life included Kenneth Tigar, Paul Comi, Clyde Kusatsu, Robert DoQui, Nehemiah Persoff, Clive Revill, Eve Smith, William Windom, Nicholas Coster, Robert Hooks, and Ian Wolfe. Lead Star Trek: Deep Space Nine actor Armin Shimerman also made a brief appearance in the show's seventh season premiere episode.

Perry died on 12 July 2018 at the age of 85. (Screen Actors Guild Magazine, Special Edition 2019, p. 95)

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