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'''Roger Aaron Brown''' {{born|12|June|1949}} is an actor who appeared as an [[Epsilon IX personnel#Enlisted technician|Epsilon IX technician]] in the {{y|1979}} film {{film|1}}. |
'''Roger Aaron Brown''' {{born|12|June|1949}} is an actor who appeared as an [[Epsilon IX personnel#Enlisted technician|Epsilon IX technician]] in the {{y|1979}} film {{film|1}}. |
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+ | His other film credits include {{wt|Cobra (film)|Cobra}} (1986, with [[Andrew Robinson]], [[Brian Thompson]], [[Laura Drake]], [[Leslie Morris]], and [[Kurt V. Hulett]]), {{wt|Near Dark}} (1987, with [[Jenette Goldstein]] and [[Don Pugsley]]), the science fiction film {{wt|Alien Nation (film)|Alien Nation}} (1988, with [[Jeff Kober]], Brian Thompson, [[Jeff Kober]], [[Frank Collison]], [[Tom Morga]], [[Leslie Bevis]], [[Earl Boen]], and [[Keone Young]]), {{wt|Action Jackson|Action Jackson}} (1988, with [[Branscombe Richmond]], [[Nicholas Worth]], [[Bob Minor]], and [[Glenn R. Wilder]]), {{wt|RoboCop 2}} (1990, with [[Peter Weller]], [[John Glover]], [[Robert DoQui]], [[Mark Rolston]], [[Jeff McCarthy]], [[Gabriel Damon]], [[Phil Rubenstein]], and [[Bill Bolender]]), and ''Downtown'' (1990, with [[Ron Canada]], [[Wren T. Brown]], [[Catherine MacNeal]], and [[Ron Taylor]]). His largest film role to date is John Henry in the 1995 fantasy {{wt|Tall Tale}}. |
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+ | He also made a guest appearance on the television series as {{wt|T.J. Hooker}}, starring [[William Shatner]], [[Richard Herd]], and [[James Darren]]. He starred as Deputy Chief Joe Noland on {{wt|The District}} from 2000 through 2004, and in 2012 provided the voice of Assassin Mentor Achilles Davenport in ''Assassin's Creed III'', which also featured the voices of [[Nolan North]], [[John de Lancie]] and [[Robin Atkin Downes]]. Brown also appeared on an episode of {{wt|House, M. D.}}, clashing directly with [[Jennifer Morrison]]'s character in a couple of scenes. |
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...as an Epsilon IX station technician
Roger Aaron Brown (born 12 June 1949; age 74) is an actor who appeared as an Epsilon IX technician in the 1979 film Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
His other film credits include Cobra (1986, with Andrew Robinson, Brian Thompson, Laura Drake, Leslie Morris, and Kurt V. Hulett), Near Dark (1987, with Jenette Goldstein and Don Pugsley), the science fiction film Alien Nation (1988, with Jeff Kober, Brian Thompson, Jeff Kober, Frank Collison, Tom Morga, Leslie Bevis, Earl Boen, and Keone Young), Action Jackson (1988, with Branscombe Richmond, Nicholas Worth, Bob Minor, and Glenn R. Wilder), RoboCop 2 (1990, with Peter Weller, John Glover, Robert DoQui, Mark Rolston, Jeff McCarthy, Gabriel Damon, Phil Rubenstein, and Bill Bolender), and Downtown (1990, with Ron Canada, Wren T. Brown, Catherine MacNeal, and Ron Taylor). His largest film role to date is John Henry in the 1995 fantasy Tall Tale.
He also made a guest appearance on the television series as T.J. Hooker, starring William Shatner, Richard Herd, and James Darren. He starred as Deputy Chief Joe Noland on The District from 2000 through 2004, and in 2012 provided the voice of Assassin Mentor Achilles Davenport in Assassin's Creed III, which also featured the voices of Nolan North, John de Lancie and Robin Atkin Downes. Brown also appeared on an episode of House, M. D., clashing directly with Jennifer Morrison's character in a couple of scenes.
External links
- Roger Aaron Brown at Wikipedia
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