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John Franklin (born 16 June 1967; age 56) is the actor who played Kipp in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Critical Care".

Franklin costarred in the 1988 hit thriller Child's Play with Brad Dourif, Catherine Hicks, and Chris Sarandon. Franklin was cast in the telefilm Tower of Terror (1997) with Kirsten Dunst and Lindsay Ridgeway. That very same year, Dunst and Franklin were cast in the political comedy Wag the Dog alongside Geoffrey Blake, John Cho, Andrea Martin, J. Patrick McCormack, Phil Morris, Suzie Plakson, Rick Scarry, and Jack Shearer. Franklin's next film role was in the straight-to-video The Killing Grounds (1998) with Charles Rocket. Franklin never made it to the big screen even in his next film, Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return (1999) with Paul Popowich. Telefilms followed, first with 2000's Python with David Bowe, Ed Lauter, and Wil Wheaton and 2004's Tales of a Fly on the Wall directed by Brian Tochi and costarring Jason Marsden. Franklin's most prominent work was in The Addams Family series portraying the diminutive Cousin Itt sharing the big screen success with Christopher Lloyd and Carel Struycken with them alone in the first film released in 1991, but Franklin, Lloyd, and Struycken were joined in the 1994 sequel Addams Family Values by Ian Abercrombie, Camille Saviola, and Rick Scarry.

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 '''John Franklin''' {{born|16|June|1967}} is the actor who played [[Kipp]] in the ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' episode {{e|Critical Care}}.
-Franklin costarred in the 1988 hit thriller ''Child's Play'' with [[Brad Dourif]], [[Catherine Hicks]] and [[Chris Sarandon]]. Franklin was cast in the telefilm ''Tower of Terror''(1997) with [[Kirsten Dunst]] and [[Lindsay Ridgeway]]. That very same year, Dunst and Franklin were cast in the political comedy ''Wag the Dog'' alongside [[Geoffrey Blake]], [[John Cho]], [[Andrea Martin]],  [[J. Patrick McCormack]],  [[Phil Morris]], [[Suzie Plakson]], [[Rick Scarry]] and [[Jack Shearer]]. Franklin's next film role was in the straight-to-video ''The Killing Grounds''(1998) with [[Charles Rocket]]. Franklin never made it to the big screen even in his next film, ''Children of the Corn 666:Isaac's Return''(1999) with [[Paul Popowich]]. Telefilms followed, first with 2000's ''Python'' with [[David Bowe]], [[Ed Lauter]] and [[Wil Wheaton]] and 2004's ''Tales of a Fly on the Wall'' directed by [[Brian Tochi]] and costarring [[Jason Marsden]]. Franklin's most prominent work was in ''The Addams Family'' series portraying the diminutive Cousin Itt sharing the big screen success with [[Christopher Lloyd]] and [[Carel Struycken]] with them alone in the first film released in 1991, but Franklin, Lloyd and Struycken were joined in the 1994 sequel ''Addams Family Values'' by [[Ian Abercrombie]], [[Camille Saviola]] and Rick Scarry.
+Franklin costarred in the 1988 hit thriller ''Child's Play'' with [[Brad Dourif]], [[Catherine Hicks]], and [[Chris Sarandon]]. Franklin was cast in the telefilm ''Tower of Terror'' (1997) with [[Kirsten Dunst]] and [[Lindsay Ridgeway]]. That very same year, Dunst and Franklin were cast in the political comedy ''Wag the Dog'' alongside [[Geoffrey Blake]], [[John Cho]], [[Andrea Martin]], [[J. Patrick McCormack]], [[Phil Morris]], [[Suzie Plakson]], [[Rick Scarry]], and [[Jack Shearer]]. Franklin's next film role was in the straight-to-video ''The Killing Grounds'' (1998) with [[Charles Rocket]]. Franklin never made it to the big screen even in his next film, ''Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return'' (1999) with [[Paul Popowich]]. Telefilms followed, first with 2000's ''Python'' with [[David Bowe]], [[Ed Lauter]], and [[Wil Wheaton]] and 2004's ''Tales of a Fly on the Wall'' directed by [[Brian Tochi]] and costarring [[Jason Marsden]]. Franklin's most prominent work was in ''The Addams Family'' series portraying the diminutive Cousin Itt sharing the big screen success with [[Christopher Lloyd]] and [[Carel Struycken]] with them alone in the first film released in 1991, but Franklin, Lloyd, and Struycken were joined in the 1994 sequel ''Addams Family Values'' by [[Ian Abercrombie]], [[Camille Saviola]], and Rick Scarry.
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