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| + | '''Paul Reginald Baxley''' {{born|24|September|1923|died|4|March|2011}} was a stuntman, stunt coordinator and director who worked as stunt coordinator and regular stuntman on ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''. He was one of the [[stunt double]]s for leading actor [[William Shatner]] and also appeared in archive footage in the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' tribute episode {{e|Trials and Tribble-ations}}. |
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| − | [[Image:Freeman.jpg|thumb|...as [[Freeman|Ensign Freeman]]]] |
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| − | [[Image:DefiantCaptain.jpg|thumb|...as [[USS Defiant (NCC-1764) personnel|captain of the USS ''Defiant'']]]] |
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| − | [[Image:Paul Baxley as Hengist.jpg|thumb|...as [[John Fiedler]]'s stunt double]] |
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| − | '''Paul Baxley''' {{born|24|September|1923}} has been a stuntman, and later stunt coordinator, on numerous films and television series. On the [[Star Trek: The Original Series|original ''Star Trek'']], Baxley was stunt coordinator and a regular stunt double for [[William Shatner]]. As an actor, Baxley has also made numerous appearances in ''Star Trek'' and other series and films. |
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| + | Baxley filmed his scene for "Shore Leave" on Thursday {{d|20|October|1966}} on location at Africa USA and on Tuesday {{d|25|October|1966}} and Wednesday {{d|26|October|1966}} on location at [[Vasquez Rocks]], his scene for "Wolf in the Fold" on Wednesday {{d|28|June|1967}} at [[Desilu Stage 9]], his scenes for "The Apple" between Thursday {{d|20|July|1967}} and Monday {{d|24|July|1967}} at [[Desilu Stage 10|Stage 10]], and his scene for "Mirror, Mirror" on Thursday {{d|27|July|1967}} at Stage 9. He filmed his scenes for "The Trouble with Tribbles" on Wednesday {{d|23|August|1967}}, Thursday {{d|24|August|1967}} and Tuesday {{d|29|August|1967}} at Stage 9 and Stage 10. He filmed his scenes for "A Private Little War" on Wednesday {{d|4|October|1967}} on location at the Bell Ranch, and his scenes for "The Gamesters of Triskelion" between Friday {{d|20|October|1967}} and Tuesday {{d|24|October|1967}} at Stage 10. He filmed his scene for "By Any Other Name" on Friday {{d|17|November|1967}} at Stage 9, and his scene for "Patterns of Force" on Wednesday {{d|29|November|1967}} at [[Paramount Pictures]]' "European town" backlot, and his scene for "Assignment: Earth" on Tuesday {{d|2|January|1968}} at Stage 9. |
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| − | Paul Baxley has also been a (second unit) director on some films. |
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| + | Baxley was [[Star Trek birthdays#September|born]] in Casper, Wyoming and is the father of stuntman Craig R. Baxley, Sr., the uncle of stuntman [[Gary Baxley]], the great-uncle of [[Hunter Baxley]], and the grandfather of [[Craig Baxley, Jr.]]. He is probably best remembered for his work on the action-comedy series ''The Dukes of Hazzard'' on which he worked on all seven seasons between 1979 and 1985. Beside being the stunt coordinator on over 120 episodes he also worked as stuntman on the series and was a regular second unit director and director on nine episodes. On this series he worked with fellow ''Trek'' stunt performers [[Bob Orrison]], [[Steve Kelso]], [[Doug Coleman]], [[Hubie Kerns, Jr.]], [[Henry Kingi, Sr.]], [[Gene LeBell]], and [[Jerry Summers]]. Baxley also worked as stunt coordinator on the television movie ''The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood'' in 2000. On his last known work in the stunt industry, Baxley worked with fellow stuntman [[Bret Davidson]], Craig Baxley, Jr., [[Tom McComas]], and [[Thom Williams]]. |
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| − | ==As Stunt Double== |
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| − | * For [[William Shatner]] ([[James T. Kirk|James Kirk]]) |
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| − | ** {{TOS}} |
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| − | *** {{e|The Gamesters of Triskelion}} |
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| − | *** {{e|The Omega Glory}} |
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| − | *** {{e|What Are Little Girls Made Of?}} |
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| − | *** {{e|Shore Leave}} |
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| − | *** {{e|Mirror, Mirror}} |
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| − | *** {{e|Amok Time}} |
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| − | * For [[John Fiedler]] ([[Hengist]]) |
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| − | ** {{TOS|Wolf in the Fold}} |
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| + | Baxley grew up in Los Angeles and was a quarterback and track star at Eagle Rock High. Following his service as a marine, scout, and sniper in the 4th division in World War II he was awarded with two purple hearts, a bronze star, and a letter of commendation from the president. Following the war he went back to college and also became a quarterback again. In the late 1940s he met stuntman and stunt coordinator {{w|Richard Talmadge}} who brought him into the stunt community and Baxley soon performed stunts in films such as the drama ''Deep Valley'' (1947), the western ''Pirates of Monterey'' (1947), the drama ''The Lady from Shanghai'' (1947), the adventure ''The Black Arrow'' (1948), and the western ''Comanche Territory'' (1950, with [[Fred Carson]], [[Dick Crockett]], and [[Tom Steele]]), and doubled Robert Douglas in the romance ''The Adventures of Don Juan'' (1948) and {{w|Audie Murphy}} in the western ''Kansas Raiders'' (1950). |
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| − | ==Character Appearances== |
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| − | * As [[Freeman]]: |
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| − | ** {{TOS}} |
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| − | *** {{e|The Trouble with Tribbles}} |
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| − | *** {{e|Assignment: Earth}} (credited as "[[security chief|Security Chief]]") |
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| − | *** {{e|And the Children Shall Lead}} (credited as "[[security officer|Security Guard]]") |
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| − | ** {{DS9|Trials and Tribble-ations}} |
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| − | * As the Patrol Leader in {{e|A Private Little War}} |
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| − | * As Policeman #1 in {{e|Bread and Circuses}} |
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| − | * As a native in {{e|The Apple}} |
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| − | * As First Trooper in {{e|Patterns of Force}} |
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| − | * As [[USS Defiant (NCC-1764) personnel|captain of the USS ''Defiant'']] in {{e|The Tholian Web}} |
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| + | The following years he worked on films including the music comedy ''The West Point Story'' (1950), the horror film ''The Son of Dr. Jekyll'' (1951), the adventure ''The Crimson Pirate'' (1952), the western ''The Iron Mistress'' (1952), the western ''Shane'' (1953), as stunt double for {{w|Alan Ladd}} in the adventure ''The Black Knight'' (1954), the drama ''Rebel Without a Cause'' (1955, with [[Chuck Hicks]], [[Ron Burke]], and [[Carey Loftin]]), the television series ''Mike Hammer'' (with [[Hal Needham]] and [[Ronnie Rondell, Jr.]]), the musical ''The Vagabond King'' (1956, with [[Bob Herron]]), the drama ''Giant'' (1956, with [[Troy Melton]] and [[Paul Stader]]), he adventure ''Around the World in Eighty Days'' (1956, with [[Max Kleven]], [[Gil Perkins]], [[Al Cavens]], and Dick Crockett), the western ''Gunfight at the O.K. Corral'' (1957, with [[DeForest Kelley]]), the war drama ''The Deep Six'' (1958), the comedy ''Some Like It Hot'' (1959), and the western ''Guns of the Timberland'' (1960). Baxley also worked as stunt coordinator on the drama ''Hell Below Zero'' (1954), the crime drama ''Hell on Frisco Bay'' (1955), the adventure ''Santiago'' (1956, with Dick Crockett and Bob Herron), and the adventure ''Boy on a Dolphin'' (1957). |
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| + | Baxley [[Star Trek deaths#March|passed away]] on 4 March 2011 in Palmdale, California at the age of 87. [http://www.tributes.com/show/Paul-Baxley-91029218] |
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| + | == ''Star Trek'' appearances == |
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| + | File:Vaalian 1.jpg|[[Unnamed Vaalians#Feeders of Vaal|Vaalian]]<br />{{TOS|The Apple}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Freeman.jpg|[[Freeman]]<br />{{TOS|The Trouble with Tribbles|Assignment: Earth|And the Children Shall Lead}}; {{DS9|Trials and Tribble-ations}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Policeman 1, Bread and Circuses.jpg|[[Unnamed 892-IV natives#Policeman #1|Policeman]]<br />{{TOS|Bread and Circuses}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Patrol Leader.jpg|[[Neural natives#Patrol leader|Patrol leader]]<br />{{e|A Private Little War}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Ekosian SA.jpg|[[Ekosian-Zeon SA stormtroopers|First Trooper]] (middle)<br />{{e|Patterns of Force}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | === Stunt double appearances === |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley, What Are Little Girls Made Of.jpg|[[Stunt double]] for [[William Shatner]]<br />{{TOS|What Are Little Girls Made Of?}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley, Shore Leave.jpg|Stunt double for William Shatner<br />{{TOS|Shore Leave}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley, Wolf in the Fold.jpg|Stunt double for [[John Fiedler]]<br />{{TOS|Wolf in the Fold}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley, Mirror Mirror.jpg|Stunt double for [[William Shatner]]<br />{{TOS|Mirror, Mirror}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley, The Gamesters of Triskelion.jpg|Stunt double for William Shatner<br />{{TOS|The Gamesters of Triskelion}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley, By Any Other Name.jpg|Stunt double for William Shatner<br />{{TOS|By Any Other Name}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley, The Paradise Syndrome.jpg|Stunt double for William Shatner<br />{{TOS|The Paradise Syndrome}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley Kirk Spocks Brain.jpg|Stunt double for William Shatner<br />{{TOS|Spock's Brain}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | File:Paul Baxley Kirk Requiem for Methuselah.jpg|Stunt double for William Shatner<br />{{TOS|Requiem for Methuselah}}<br />(uncredited) |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | * [http://westernboothill.blogspot.com/2011/03/rip-paul-baxley.html Obituary] at [http://westernboothill.blogspot.com WesternBootHill.Blogspot.com] |
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| + | * [http://larrynemecek.blogspot.de/2011/04/rip-paul-ensign-freeman-plus-baxley.html Obituary] at [http://larrynemecek.blogspot.de Trekland] |
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Revision as of 17:47, 16 December 2015
Template:Realworld Paul Reginald Baxley (24 September 1923 – 4 March 2011; age 87) was a stuntman, stunt coordinator and director who worked as stunt coordinator and regular stuntman on Star Trek: The Original Series. He was one of the stunt doubles for leading actor William Shatner and also appeared in archive footage in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine tribute episode "Trials and Tribble-ations".
Baxley filmed his scene for "Shore Leave" on Thursday 20 October 1966 on location at Africa USA and on Tuesday 25 October 1966 and Wednesday 26 October 1966 on location at Vasquez Rocks, his scene for "Wolf in the Fold" on Wednesday 28 June 1967 at Desilu Stage 9, his scenes for "The Apple" between Thursday 20 July 1967 and Monday 24 July 1967 at Stage 10, and his scene for "Mirror, Mirror" on Thursday 27 July 1967 at Stage 9. He filmed his scenes for "The Trouble with Tribbles" on Wednesday 23 August 1967, Thursday 24 August 1967 and Tuesday 29 August 1967 at Stage 9 and Stage 10. He filmed his scenes for "A Private Little War" on Wednesday 4 October 1967 on location at the Bell Ranch, and his scenes for "The Gamesters of Triskelion" between Friday 20 October 1967 and Tuesday 24 October 1967 at Stage 10. He filmed his scene for "By Any Other Name" on Friday 17 November 1967 at Stage 9, and his scene for "Patterns of Force" on Wednesday 29 November 1967 at Paramount Pictures' "European town" backlot, and his scene for "Assignment: Earth" on Tuesday 2 January 1968 at Stage 9.
Baxley was born in Casper, Wyoming and is the father of stuntman Craig R. Baxley, Sr., the uncle of stuntman Gary Baxley, the great-uncle of Hunter Baxley, and the grandfather of Craig Baxley, Jr.. He is probably best remembered for his work on the action-comedy series The Dukes of Hazzard on which he worked on all seven seasons between 1979 and 1985. Beside being the stunt coordinator on over 120 episodes he also worked as stuntman on the series and was a regular second unit director and director on nine episodes. On this series he worked with fellow Trek stunt performers Bob Orrison, Steve Kelso, Doug Coleman, Hubie Kerns, Jr., Henry Kingi, Sr., Gene LeBell, and Jerry Summers. Baxley also worked as stunt coordinator on the television movie The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood in 2000. On his last known work in the stunt industry, Baxley worked with fellow stuntman Bret Davidson, Craig Baxley, Jr., Tom McComas, and Thom Williams.
Baxley grew up in Los Angeles and was a quarterback and track star at Eagle Rock High. Following his service as a marine, scout, and sniper in the 4th division in World War II he was awarded with two purple hearts, a bronze star, and a letter of commendation from the president. Following the war he went back to college and also became a quarterback again. In the late 1940s he met stuntman and stunt coordinator Richard Talmadge who brought him into the stunt community and Baxley soon performed stunts in films such as the drama Deep Valley (1947), the western Pirates of Monterey (1947), the drama The Lady from Shanghai (1947), the adventure The Black Arrow (1948), and the western Comanche Territory (1950, with Fred Carson, Dick Crockett, and Tom Steele), and doubled Robert Douglas in the romance The Adventures of Don Juan (1948) and Audie Murphy in the western Kansas Raiders (1950).
The following years he worked on films including the music comedy The West Point Story (1950), the horror film The Son of Dr. Jekyll (1951), the adventure The Crimson Pirate (1952), the western The Iron Mistress (1952), the western Shane (1953), as stunt double for Alan Ladd in the adventure The Black Knight (1954), the drama Rebel Without a Cause (1955, with Chuck Hicks, Ron Burke, and Carey Loftin), the television series Mike Hammer (with Hal Needham and Ronnie Rondell, Jr.), the musical The Vagabond King (1956, with Bob Herron), the drama Giant (1956, with Troy Melton and Paul Stader), he adventure Around the World in Eighty Days (1956, with Max Kleven, Gil Perkins, Al Cavens, and Dick Crockett), the western Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957, with DeForest Kelley), the war drama The Deep Six (1958), the comedy Some Like It Hot (1959), and the western Guns of the Timberland (1960). Baxley also worked as stunt coordinator on the drama Hell Below Zero (1954), the crime drama Hell on Frisco Bay (1955), the adventure Santiago (1956, with Dick Crockett and Bob Herron), and the adventure Boy on a Dolphin (1957).
Baxley passed away on 4 March 2011 in Palmdale, California at the age of 87. [1]
Star Trek appearances
TOS: "The Trouble with Tribbles", "Assignment: Earth", "And the Children Shall Lead"; DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations"
(uncredited)
Stunt double appearances
External links
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- Obituary at WesternBootHill.Blogspot.com
- Obituary at Trekland