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'''June Jordan''' is an actress who served as [[stand-in]] on ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''. She received no credit for her work.
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'''June Jordan''' is an actress and professional stand-in for children who worked as [[stand-in]] on episodes of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'', and ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''. She received no credit for her work.
   
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Jordan received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Hoftra University and is mainly working as a stand-in and photo double for child actors. Among her on-screen appearances are a background role in the horror thriller ''Phantasm II'' (1988, with [[Kenneth Tigar]] and [[J. Patrick McNamara]]) and supporting and voice over roles in the television series ''Life with Bonnie'' (2004) and ''Rodney'' (2005, with [[Amy Pietz]] and [[Todd Stashwick]]).
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Jordan received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Hofstra University and is mainly working as a stand-in and photo double for child actors. Among her on-screen appearances are a background role in the horror thriller ''Phantasm II'' (1988, with [[Kenneth Tigar]] and [[J. Patrick McNamara]]) and supporting and voice over roles in the television series ''Life with Bonnie'' (2004) and ''Rodney'' (2005, with [[Amy Pietz]] and [[Todd Stashwick]]).
   
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Her stand-in experiences include the comedy ''Secret Admirer'' (1985, with [[Leigh Taylor-Young]] and [[Cliff DeYoung]]), the television drama ''malice in Wonderland'' (1985, qith [[Denise Crosby]]), the action film ''Iron Eagle'' (1986, with [[Caroline Lagerfelt]]), the science fiction film ''Space Camp'' (1986, with [[Terry O'Quinn]]), {{w|Francis Ford Coppola}}'s science fiction sjort film ''Captain EO'' (1986, with [[Cindy Sorenson]], [[Percy Rodriguez]], and music by [[James Horner]]), the horror thriller ''Pulse'' (1988, with Cliff DeYoung, [[Michael Rider]], and [[Tim Russ]]), the comedy ''Troop Beverly Hills'' (1989, with [[Stephanie Beacham]]), the television thriller ''Death Dreams'' (1991, with [[Fionnula Flanagan]]), {{w|Steven Spielberg}}'s fantasy adventure ''Hook'' (1991, along [[Scott Brody]]), {{w|Barry Sonnenfeld}}'s fantasy horror ''The Addams Family'' (1991, starring [[Christopher Lloyd]]), and the drama ''Forever Young'' (1992, written by [[J.J. Abrams]]).
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Her stand-in experiences include the comedy ''Secret Admirer'' (1985, with [[Leigh Taylor-Young]] and [[Cliff DeYoung]]), the television drama ''Malice in Wonderland'' (1985, with [[Denise Crosby]]), the action film ''Iron Eagle'' (1986, with [[Caroline Lagerfelt]]), the science fiction film ''Space Camp'' (1986, with [[Terry O'Quinn]]), {{w|Francis Ford Coppola}}'s science fiction short film ''Captain EO'' (1986, with [[Cindy Sorenson]], [[Percy Rodriguez]], and music by [[James Horner]]), the horror thriller ''Pulse'' (1988, with Cliff DeYoung, [[Michael Rider]], and [[Tim Russ]]), the comedy ''Troop Beverly Hills'' (1989, with [[Stephanie Beacham]]), the television thriller ''Death Dreams'' (1991, with [[Fionnula Flanagan]]), {{w|Steven Spielberg}}'s fantasy adventure ''Hook'' (1991, along [[Scott Brody]]), {{w|Barry Sonnenfeld}}'s fantasy horror ''The Addams Family'' (1991, starring [[Christopher Lloyd]]), and the drama ''Forever Young'' (1992, written by [[J.J. Abrams]]).
   
 
Further stand-in credits include the thriller ''Mother's Boys'' (1994), {{w|Penelope Spheeris}}' comedy ''The Little Rascals'' (1994, with [[Whoopi Goldberg]]), the fantasy film ''Three Wishes'' (1995), the comedy ''House Arrest'' (1996, with [[Wallace Shawn]], [[Ray Walston]], and [[Christopher McDonald]]), {{w|Tom Shadyac}}'s comedy ''Liar Liar'' (1997), [[Rob Bowman]]'s mystery film ''The X-Files'' (1998, with [[John Neville]]), the comedy sequel ''Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles'' (2001, with [[Jonathan Banks]] and [[Kaitlin Hopkins]]), the musical ''Red Riding Hood'' (2004, with [[Daniel Roebuck]]), and more recently the re-shoots for the comic adaptation ''Iron Man'' (2008, with [[Faran Tahir]]).
  
Further stand-in credits include the thriller ''Mother's Boys'' (1994), {{w|Penelope Spheeris}}' comedy ''The Little Rascals'' (1994, with [[Whoopi Goldberg]]), the fantasy film ''Three Wishes'' (1995), the comedy ''House Arrest'' (1996, with [[Wallace Shawn]], [[Ray Walston]], and [[Christopher McDonald]]), {{w|Tom Shadyac}}'s comedy ''Liar Liar'' (1997), [[Rob Bowman]]'s mystery film ''The X-Files'' (1998, with [[John Neville]]), the comedy sequel ''Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles'' (2001, with [[Jonathan Banks]] and [[Kaitlin Hopkins]]), the musical ''Red Riding Hood'' (2004, with [[Daniel Roebuck]]), and more recently the re-shoots for the comic adaptation ''Iron Man'' (2008, with [[Faran Tahir]]).
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Television projects include the series ''Twilight Zone'', ''Leave it to Beaver'', ''Full House'', ''Highwayman'' (with Tim Russ), ''Brooklyn Bridge'', ''Murphy Brown'', ''Family Matters'', ''Picket Fences'', ''The Drew Carey Show'', ''Ned & Stacey'', ''Providence'', ''Malcolm in the Middle'', ''Once & Again'' (starring [[Susanna Thompson]], [[Bill Campbell]], and [[Jeffrey Nordling]]), ''ER'', ''NYPD Blue'', and ''Ghost Whisperer''.
  
Television projects include the series ''Twilight Zone'', ''Leave it to Beaver'', ''Full House'', ''Highwayman'' (with Tim Russ), ''Brooklyn Bridge'', ''Murphy Brown'', ''Family Matters'', ''Picket Fences'', ''The Drew Carey Show'', ''Ned & Stacey'', ''Providence'', ''Malcolm in the Middle'', ''Once & Again'' (starring [[Susanna Thompson]], [[Bill Campbell]], and [[Jeffrey Nordling]]), ''ER'', ''NYPD Blue'', and ''Ghost Whisperer''.
   
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More recent stand-in work includes the television comedy ''Little in Common'' (2011, with [[Gabrielle Union]]), the comedy ''Just Go with It'' (2011, with [[Branscombe Richmond]]), the comedy ''Jack & Jill'' (2011), the television comedy ''Pack of Wolves'' (2012), and the pilot episode of the comedy series ''Dog with a Blog'' (2012).
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== ''Star Trek'' work ==
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* {{TNG}}
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** {{e|Pen Pals}} - stand-in for [[Nikki Cox]]
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** {{e|The Bonding}} - stand-in for [[Gabriel Damon]]
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** {{e|Reunion}} - stand-in for [[Jon Steuer]]
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** {{e|Dark Page}} - stand-in for [[Kirsten Dunst]]
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* {{DS9}}
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** {{e|The Abandoned}} - stand-in for [[Hassan Nicholas]]
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* {{VOY}}
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** {{e|Time and Again}} - stand-in for [[Brady Bluhm]]
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** {{e|Remember}} - stand-in for [[Tina Reddington]]
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** {{e|Real Life}} - stand-in for [[Lindsey Haun]]
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** {{e|Nemesis}} - stand-in for [[Meghan Murphy]]
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** {{e|The Raven}} - stand-in for [[Erica Lynne Bryan]]
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* {{ENT}}
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** {{e|Detained}} - stand-in for [[Suliban]] background kids
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== External links ==
 
* {{myspace|76438769}}
  
* {{myspace|76438769}}
 
* {{NowCasting|junejordan}}
  
* {{NowCasting|junejordan}}
 
* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0430052}}
  
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* [http://www.linkedin.com/in/junejordan June Jordan] at [http://www.linkedin.com LinkedIn.com]
 
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Template:Realworld June Jordan is an actress and professional stand-in for children who worked as stand-in on episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Enterprise. She received no credit for her work.

Jordan received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Hofstra University and is mainly working as a stand-in and photo double for child actors. Among her on-screen appearances are a background role in the horror thriller Phantasm II (1988, with Kenneth Tigar and J. Patrick McNamara) and supporting and voice over roles in the television series Life with Bonnie (2004) and Rodney (2005, with Amy Pietz and Todd Stashwick).

Her stand-in experiences include the comedy Secret Admirer (1985, with Leigh Taylor-Young and Cliff DeYoung), the television drama Malice in Wonderland (1985, with Denise Crosby), the action film Iron Eagle (1986, with Caroline Lagerfelt), the science fiction film Space Camp (1986, with Terry O'Quinn), Francis Ford Coppola's science fiction short film Captain EO (1986, with Cindy Sorenson, Percy Rodriguez, and music by James Horner), the horror thriller Pulse (1988, with Cliff DeYoung, Michael Rider, and Tim Russ), the comedy Troop Beverly Hills (1989, with Stephanie Beacham), the television thriller Death Dreams (1991, with Fionnula Flanagan), Steven Spielberg's fantasy adventure Hook (1991, along Scott Brody), Barry Sonnenfeld's fantasy horror The Addams Family (1991, starring Christopher Lloyd), and the drama Forever Young (1992, written by J.J. Abrams).

Further stand-in credits include the thriller Mother's Boys (1994), Penelope Spheeris' comedy The Little Rascals (1994, with Whoopi Goldberg), the fantasy film Three Wishes (1995), the comedy House Arrest (1996, with Wallace Shawn, Ray Walston, and Christopher McDonald), Tom Shadyac's comedy Liar Liar (1997), Rob Bowman's mystery film The X-Files (1998, with John Neville), the comedy sequel Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001, with Jonathan Banks and Kaitlin Hopkins), the musical Red Riding Hood (2004, with Daniel Roebuck), and more recently the re-shoots for the comic adaptation Iron Man (2008, with Faran Tahir).

Television projects include the series Twilight Zone, Leave it to Beaver, Full House, Highwayman (with Tim Russ), Brooklyn Bridge, Murphy Brown, Family Matters, Picket Fences, The Drew Carey Show, Ned & Stacey, Providence, Malcolm in the Middle, Once & Again (starring Susanna Thompson, Bill Campbell, and Jeffrey Nordling), ER, NYPD Blue, and Ghost Whisperer.

More recent stand-in work includes the television comedy Little in Common (2011, with Gabrielle Union), the comedy Just Go with It (2011, with Branscombe Richmond), the comedy Jack & Jill (2011), the television comedy Pack of Wolves (2012), and the pilot episode of the comedy series Dog with a Blog (2012).

Star Trek work

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