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[[File:TNG Main stand-ins Season 4.jpg|thumb|Lorine Mendell (second from left) and fellow TNG stand-ins]]
 
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| Name = Lorine Mendell
[[File:Giddings and Martinez.jpg|thumb|Mendell with her brown wig in "The Next Phase".]]
 
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| image = Lorine Mendell, Firstborn.jpg
'''Lorine Mendell''' portrayed the recurring background character [[Diana Giddings]] during the run of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''. She also served as main [[stand-in]] and [[photo double]] for actress [[Gates McFadden]] on ''The Next Generation'' and the seventh [[Star Trek films|feature film]] {{film|7}}. Mendell received no on-screen credits for her appearances. A science division Starfleet jumpsuit worn by her was once sold on the web. [http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:N7uhiu69vHcJ:www.propstore.com/product-LT-Diana-Giddinga-Sciences-Blue-Starfleet-Uniform.htm+%22Lorine+Mendell%22&cd=10&hl=de&ct=clnk&gl=de]
 
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| imagecap = Mendell in 1994, on a continuity Polaroid for the episode "Firstborn"
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| Birth name = Lorine C. Mendell
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| Gender = Female
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| Date of birth = {{d|23|August|1954}}
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| Place of birth = Pasadena, California, USA
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| Date of death =
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| Roles = [[:Category:TNG performers|Background actress]]; <br/>[[:Category:Stand-ins|Stand-in and Photo Double]]
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| Characters = [[Diana Giddings]]
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| image2 = TNG Main stand-ins Season 4.jpg
 
| imagecap2 = Mendell (second from left) with the fellow TNG stand-ins during Season 4
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'''Lorine Mendell''' {{born|23|August|1954}} is the former actress who portrayed the recurring background character [[Diana Giddings]] during the seven year run of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''. She also served as main [[stand-in]] and [[photo double]] for actress [[Gates McFadden]] on ''The Next Generation'' and the seventh [[Star Trek films|feature film]] {{film|7}}. Mendell received no on-screen credit for her appearances.
   
 
[[File:Giddings and Martinez.jpg|thumb|left|Mendell with her brown wig in "The Next Phase".]]
For some unknown reason, Mendell was wearing a brown wig during her brief appearance in sickbay in the [[TNG Season 5|fifth season]] episode {{e|The Next Phase}}.
 
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A science division Starfleet jumpsuit worn by her was once sold on the web. [http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:N7uhiu69vHcJ:www.propstore.com/product-LT-Diana-Giddinga-Sciences-Blue-Starfleet-Uniform.htm+%22Lorine+Mendell%22&cd=10&hl=de&ct=clnk&gl=de] For some unknown reason, Mendell was wearing a brown wig during her brief appearance in sickbay in the [[TNG Season 5|fifth season]] episode {{e|The Next Phase}}.
   
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[[File:Lorine Mendell in Webster.jpg|thumb|left|Mendell in ''Webster'']]
In addition, Mendell worked as stand-in for the following guest stars:
 
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Mendell reprised her role as Diana Giddings for the final episode of ''[[Webster]]'', titled "Webtrek", in {{y|1989}}. Filmed during the [[TNG Season 2|second season]] of ''The Next Generation'', she shared her bridge scenes with [[Michael Dorn]], [[James G. Becker]], and [[Dexter Clay]] as well as ''Webster'' star {{w|Emmanuel Lewis}}. Her only other known acting work outside of the ''[[Star Trek]]'' productions is the 1989 ''Hunter'' episode "Return of White Cloud" which also featured [[Charles Hallahan]], [[Frank Salsedo]], [[Bruce Davison]], and [[James Whitmore, Jr.]]. Here she received credit as "Woman #2".
* [[Marsha Hunt]] in {{e|Too Short a Season}}
 
* [[Suzie Plakson]] in {{e|The Schizoid Man}}
 
* [[Pamela Winslow]] in {{e|Clues}} and {{e|In Theory}}
 
* [[Carolyn Seymour]] in {{e|First Contact}}
 
* [[Susan Gibney]] in {{e|Galaxy's Child}}
 
* [[Maryann Plunkett]] and [[Mona Grudt]] in {{e|Identity Crisis}}
 
* [[Saxon Trainor]] in {{e|The Nth Degree}}
 
* [[Jennifer Hetrick]] in {{e|Qpid}}
 
* [[Ann Shea]] in {{e|The Drumhead}}
 
* [[Majel Barrett]] and [[Michelle Forbes]] in {{e|Half a Life}}
 
* [[Barbara March]] in {{e|Redemption}}
 
* [[Barbara March]] in {{e|Redemption II}}
 
* [[Michelle Forbes]] in {{e|Ensign Ro}}
 
* [[Ellen Geer]] in {{e|Silicon Avatar}}
 
* [[Michelle Forbes]] in {{e|Disaster}}
 
* [[Katherine Moffat]] and [[Ashley Judd]] in {{e|The Game}}
 
* [[Joanna Miles]] in {{e|Unification I}}
 
* [[Harriet Leider]] and [[Denise Crosby]] in {{e|Unification II}}
 
* [[Shay Garner]] in {{e|A Matter of Time}}
 
* [[Sheila Franklin]] in {{e|New Ground}}
 
* [[Dey Young]] and [[Sheila Franklin]] in {{e|The Masterpiece Society}}
 
* [[Michelle Forbes]] in {{e|Conundrum}}
 
* [[Michelle Forbes]] and [[Patricia Tallman]] in {{e|Power Play}}
 
* [[Melinda Culea]] in {{e|The Outcast}}
 
* [[Majel Barrett]] and [[Tracey D'Arcy]] in {{e|Cost of Living}}
 
* [[Famke Janssen]] in {{e|The Perfect Mate}}
 
* [[Sheila Franklin]] in {{e|Imaginary Friend}}
 
* [[Michelle Forbes]] in {{e|The Next Phase}}
 
   
 
In addition, Mendell worked as stand-in for the following guest stars on ''The Next Generation'':
Beside her work on ''Star Trek'', Mendell was featured as "Woman #2" in the 1989 ''Hunter'' episode "Return of White Cloud" which also featured [[Charles Hallahan]], [[Frank Salsedo]], [[Bruce Davison]], and [[James Whitmore, Jr.]].
 
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* {{TNG}}
 
** [[Marsha Hunt]] in {{e|Too Short a Season}}
 
** [[Suzie Plakson]] in {{e|The Schizoid Man}}
 
** [[Pamela Winslow]] in {{e|Clues}} and {{e|In Theory}}
 
** [[Carolyn Seymour]] in {{e|First Contact}}
 
** [[Susan Gibney]] in {{e|Galaxy's Child}}
 
** [[Maryann Plunkett]] in {{e|Identity Crisis}}
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** [[Mona Grudt]] in {{e|Identity Crisis}}
 
** [[Saxon Trainor]] in {{e|The Nth Degree}}
 
** [[Jennifer Hetrick]] in {{e|Qpid}}
 
** [[Ann Shea]] in {{e|The Drumhead}}
 
** [[Majel Barrett]] in {{e|Half a Life}} and {{e|Cost of Living}}
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** [[Michelle Forbes]] in {{e|Half a Life}}, {{e|Ensign Ro}}, {{e|Disaster}}, {{e|Conundrum}}, {{e|Power Play}}, and {{e|The Next Phase}}
 
** [[Barbara March]] in {{e|Redemption}} and {{e|Redemption II}}
 
** [[Ellen Geer]] in {{e|Silicon Avatar}}
 
** [[Katherine Moffat]] in {{e|The Game}}
 
** [[Ashley Judd]] in {{e|The Game}}
 
** [[Joanna Miles]] in {{e|Unification I}}
 
** [[Harriet Leider]] in {{e|Unification II}}
 
** [[Denise Crosby]] in {{e|Unification II}}
 
** [[Shay Garner]] in {{e|A Matter of Time}}
 
** [[Sheila Franklin]] in {{e|New Ground}}, {{e|The Masterpiece Society}}, and {{e|Imaginary Friend}}
 
** [[Dey Young]] in {{e|The Masterpiece Society}}
 
** [[Patricia Tallman]] in {{e|Power Play}}
 
** [[Melinda Culea]] in {{e|The Outcast}}
 
** [[Tracey D'Arcy]] in {{e|Cost of Living}}
 
** [[Famke Janssen]] in {{e|The Perfect Mate}}
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** [[Jennifer Gatti]] in {{e|Birthright, Part I}} and {{e|Birthright, Part II}}
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** [[Caitlin Brown]] in {{e|Gambit, Part I}} and {{e|Gambit, Part II}}
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Born as '''Lorine C. Mendell''' in Pasadena, California, she attended the College of DuPage in Chicago, Illinois between 1972 and 1974 and the Benet Academy in Lisle, Illinois. She married her husband Thomas Stoikowitz and is today known as '''Lorine Stoikowitz'''. Prior to her work for [[Paramount Pictures]], Mendell worked eight years as promoter and Director for Trade Relations at as MCA/Universal Music. [http://www.foundationforseniorservices.com/members/?id=17462823]
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After her seven year run on ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'', Mendell started to work as project coordinator for Nestlé USA in 1994 and left the company twelve years later in 2006. In November 2006 she started to work as Regional Marketing Manager for Gentle Transitions of California, a company dealing with families overwhelmed by the relocation of a family member to all types of retirement facilities. Mendell is also working as Zest Gala Sponsorship Co-Chair at the Pasadena Senior Center since 2010 and is also volunteering in several elder care organizations. [http://www.lacanadakiwanis.org/archive/news/News_2007/2007_12_05.htm] <!-- Note for the external link: Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see Lorine in 2007 -->
   
 
== ''Star Trek'' appearances ==
 
== ''Star Trek'' appearances ==
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File:Crusher works on a computer.jpg|[[Hand double]] for [[Gates McFadden]]<br>{{TNG|Data's Day}}<br>(uncredited)
 
File:Crusher works on a computer.jpg|[[Hand double]] for [[Gates McFadden]]<br>{{TNG|Data's Day}}<br>(uncredited)
 
File:Vico crewmember 2.jpg|[[SS Vico personnel#Dead crewmembers|Dead ''Vico'' crewmember]]<br>{{TNG|Hero Worship}}<br>(uncredited)
 
File:Vico crewmember 2.jpg|[[SS Vico personnel#Dead crewmembers|Dead ''Vico'' crewmember]]<br>{{TNG|Hero Worship}}<br>(uncredited)
File:Enterprise-B crewwoman.jpg|[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B) personnel#Crewmembers|''Enterprise''-B crewman]]<br />{{film|7}}<br />(uncredited)
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File:Enterprise-B crewwoman.jpg|[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B) personnel#Crewmembers|''Enterprise''-B crewmember]]<br />{{film|7}}<br />(uncredited)
 
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** {{e|The Enemy}}
 
** {{e|The Enemy}}
 
** {{e|The Price}}
 
** {{e|The Price}}
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** {{e|Yesterday's Enterprise}}
 
** {{e|The Most Toys}}
 
** {{e|The Most Toys}}
 
** {{e|Ménage à Troi}}
 
** {{e|Ménage à Troi}}
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** {{e|Timescape}}
 
** {{e|Timescape}}
 
** {{e|Liaisons}} ([[TNG Season 7|Season Seven]])
 
** {{e|Liaisons}} ([[TNG Season 7|Season Seven]])
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** {{e|Parallels}}
 
** {{e|Homeward}}
 
** {{e|Homeward}}
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** {{e|Masks}}
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** {{e|Genesis}}
 
** {{e|Firstborn}}
 
** {{e|Firstborn}}
 
** {{e|Bloodlines}}
 
** {{e|Bloodlines}}
 
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== External link ==
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== External links ==
 
* {{IMDb-link|page=nm2387997}}
 
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* [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/lorine-stoikowitz/5/a6/907 Lorine Stoikowitz] at [http://www.linkedin.com LinkedIn.com]
   
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Revision as of 19:56, 31 May 2015

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Lorine Mendell (born 23 August 1954; age 69) is the former actress who portrayed the recurring background character Diana Giddings during the seven year run of Star Trek: The Next Generation. She also served as main stand-in and photo double for actress Gates McFadden on The Next Generation and the seventh feature film Star Trek Generations. Mendell received no on-screen credit for her appearances.

Giddings and Martinez

Mendell with her brown wig in "The Next Phase".

A science division Starfleet jumpsuit worn by her was once sold on the web. [1] For some unknown reason, Mendell was wearing a brown wig during her brief appearance in sickbay in the fifth season episode "The Next Phase".

Lorine Mendell in Webster

Mendell in Webster

Mendell reprised her role as Diana Giddings for the final episode of Webster, titled "Webtrek", in 1989. Filmed during the second season of The Next Generation, she shared her bridge scenes with Michael Dorn, James G. Becker, and Dexter Clay as well as Webster star Emmanuel Lewis. Her only other known acting work outside of the Star Trek productions is the 1989 Hunter episode "Return of White Cloud" which also featured Charles Hallahan, Frank Salsedo, Bruce Davison, and James Whitmore, Jr.. Here she received credit as "Woman #2".

In addition, Mendell worked as stand-in for the following guest stars on The Next Generation:

Born as Lorine C. Mendell in Pasadena, California, she attended the College of DuPage in Chicago, Illinois between 1972 and 1974 and the Benet Academy in Lisle, Illinois. She married her husband Thomas Stoikowitz and is today known as Lorine Stoikowitz. Prior to her work for Paramount Pictures, Mendell worked eight years as promoter and Director for Trade Relations at as MCA/Universal Music. [2]

After her seven year run on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Mendell started to work as project coordinator for Nestlé USA in 1994 and left the company twelve years later in 2006. In November 2006 she started to work as Regional Marketing Manager for Gentle Transitions of California, a company dealing with families overwhelmed by the relocation of a family member to all types of retirement facilities. Mendell is also working as Zest Gala Sponsorship Co-Chair at the Pasadena Senior Center since 2010 and is also volunteering in several elder care organizations. [3]

Star Trek appearances

Appearances as Diana Giddings

External links