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...as an Elloran officer

Voyager security officer 2377 — ...as a security officer

Greg Poland is the actor and dancer who first portrayed an Elloran officer in Star Trek: Insurrection and three years later a Voyager security officer in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Repentance".

Poland started his acting career with supporting roles in Spike Lee's acclaimed drama Malcolm X (1992, with Albert Hall, Kate Vernon, Craig Wasson, Bahni Turpin, and Tim Kelleher), the action film Da Vinci's War (1993, with Michael Nouri and Branscombe Richmond), Robert Altman's television movie Black and Blue (1993), and Rob Reiner's comedy The American President (1995, with Anne Haney, Gail Strickland, Clement von Franckenstein, Richard McGonagle, Jordan Lund, George Murdock, Googy Gress, david Drew Gallagher, and Ray Uhler).

Among his further work were guest roles in the television series Martin (1996), Hangin' with Mr. Cooper (1996), The Jamie Foxx Show (1997), Babylon 5 (1997, with regulars Bill Mumy, Patricia Tallman, Andreas Katsulas, and guest stars Bruce Gray, J.P. Hubbell, Marjorie Monaghan, and Musetta Vander), and Party of Five (1999, with Julie Warner), as well as a recurring role as Ben in four episodes of the comedy series In the House (1999).

After supporting roles in the horror thriller Tequila Body Shots (1999, with Nathan Anderson and Henry Darrow) and the television comedy Late Last Night (1999, with Steven Weber, David Bowe, Charles Esten, Vince Deadrick, Jr., Tom Hodges, and Sarah Silverman), he appeared in the television series Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (2000, along Richard Riehle), The X-Files (2000, with Richard Cox, Michael Hungerford, Ron Marasco, and Shannon O'Hurley), The District (2001, with Monica Staggs), and The Orlando Jones Show (2003). Poland also appeared in the Golden Globe winning television music drama Lackawanna Blues (2005, with Josef Cannon and J.B. Williams), lent his voice to the drama The Borthers (2001, with Gabrielle Union, Susan Patterson, and Henry Kingi, Jr.), and served as producer for the thriller Runt (2005).

Beside his on-screen work, Poland is an accompished stage actor whose work included the role of Tybalt in Romeo and Juliet, Willie in Ms. Evers Boys, Wayne in Dreamgirls, and Andy Lee in 42nd Street. He is also working as a chreographer and tap dance teacher for projects such as the show La Feet for Disney's California Adventure and appeared on the national broadway tour for The Producers along Jason Alexander and Martin Short.

External links

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+[[File:Greg Poland, Insurrection.jpg|thumb|...as an Elloran officer]]
-'''Greg Poland''' portrayed an [[Ellora]] [[officer]], credited as  "Ellora Officer #2", in ''[[Star Trek: Insurrection]]''. He also appeared in [[VOY]]: "[[Repentance]]" as a [[USS Voyager|''Voyager'']] [[security]] [[security officer|officer]].
+[[File:Voyager security officer 2377.jpg|thumb|...as a security officer]]
+'''Greg Poland''' is the actor and dancer who first portrayed an [[Unnamed Elloran#Elloran officer 2|Elloran officer]] in {{film|9}} and three years later a [[Unnamed USS Voyager personnel#Detention cell guard|''Voyager'' security officer]] in the ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' episode {{e|Repentance}}.
+Poland started his acting career with supporting roles in {{w|Spike Lee}}'s acclaimed drama ''Malcolm X'' (1992, with [[Albert Hall]], [[Kate Vernon]], [[Craig Wasson]], [[Bahni Turpin]], and [[Tim Kelleher]]), the action film ''Da Vinci's War'' (1993, with [[Michael Nouri]] and [[Branscombe Richmond]]), {{w|Robert Altman}}'s television movie ''Black and Blue'' (1993), and {{w|Rob Reiner}}'s comedy ''The American President'' (1995, with [[Anne Haney]], [[Gail Strickland]], [[Clement von Franckenstein]], [[Richard McGonagle]], [[Jordan Lund]], [[George Murdock]], [[Googy Gress]], [[david Drew Gallagher]], and [[Ray Uhler]]).
-Poland also appeared in ''The American President'' and ''Malcom X'', as well as [[television|TV]] appearances in [[w:c:x-files:The X-Files|''The X-Files'']] and ''Babylon 5''.
+Among his further work were guest roles in the television series ''Martin'' (1996), ''Hangin' with Mr. Cooper'' (1996), ''The Jamie Foxx Show'' (1997), ''Babylon 5'' (1997, with regulars [[Bill Mumy]], [[Patricia Tallman]], [[Andreas Katsulas]], and guest stars [[Bruce Gray]], [[J.P. Hubbell]], [[Marjorie Monaghan]], and [[Musetta Vander]]), and ''Party of Five'' (1999, with [[Julie Warner]]), as well as a recurring role as Ben in four episodes of the comedy series ''In the House'' (1999).
+After supporting roles in the horror thriller ''Tequila Body Shots'' (1999, with [[Nathan Anderson]] and [[Henry Darrow]]) and the television comedy ''Late Last Night'' (1999, with [[Steven Weber]], [[David Bowe]], [[Charles Esten]], [[Vince Deadrick, Jr.]], [[Tom Hodges]], and [[Sarah Silverman]]), he appeared in the television series ''Sabrina, the Teenage Witch'' (2000, along [[Richard Riehle]]), [[w:c:x-files:The X-Files|''The X-Files'']] (2000, with [[Richard Cox]], [[Michael Hungerford]], [[Ron Marasco]], and [[Shannon O'Hurley]]), ''The District'' (2001, with [[Monica Staggs]]), and ''The Orlando Jones Show'' (2003). Poland also appeared in the Golden Globe winning television music drama ''Lackawanna Blues'' (2005, with [[Josef Cannon]] and [[J.B. Williams]]), lent his voice to the drama ''The Borthers'' (2001, with [[Gabrielle Union]], [[Susan Patterson]], and [[Henry Kingi, Jr.]]), and served as producer for the thriller ''Runt'' (2005).
+Beside his on-screen work, Poland is an accompished stage actor whose work included the role of Tybalt in ''Romeo and Juliet'', Willie in ''Ms. Evers Boys'', Wayne in ''Dreamgirls'', and Andy Lee in ''42nd Street''. He is also working as a chreographer and tap dance teacher for projects such as the show La Feet for ''Disney's California Adventure'' and appeared on the national broadway tour for ''The Producers'' along [[Jason Alexander]] and {{w|Martin Short}}.
+== External links ==
+* [http://www.gregpoland.info GregPoland.info] - official site
+* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0688849}}
+* {{NowCasting|gregpoland}}
-==External Links==
-*{{IMDb-link|page=nm0688849}}
 [[Category:Performers|Poland, Greg]]
-[[Category:Movies performers|Poland, Greg]]
+[[Category:Film performers|Poland, Greg]]
 [[Category:VOY performers|Poland, Greg]]
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+[[es:Greg Poland]]