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| + | Smith received [[Emmy Award]] nominations for his work on three episodes of DS9: {{e|Move Along Home}}, {{e|Armageddon Game}} and {{e|Improbable Cause}}. |
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| + | Before ''Star Trek'', Smith was a hair stylist on the long-running [[CBS Television Studios|CBS]] mystery series ''Murder, She Wrote''. He received his first Emmy nomination for his work on an episode of this series entitled "When the Fat Lady Sings", which guest-starred [[Theodore Bikel]]. In addition, he worked on such TV movies as ''Attica'' (starring [[Henry Darrow]] and [[Anthony Zerbe]]) and ''Carly's Web'' (starring [[Daphne Ashbrook]], [[K Callan]], [[Gregory Itzin]] and [[Cyril O'Reilly]]). |
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| + | Smith was also a hair stylist on the popular 1980 film ''The Blues Brothers'' (featuring [[Henry Gibson]] and [[Charles Napier]]). He later worked on two films that were directed and written by and starring {{w|Robert Townsend}}. The first was the 1991 musical drama ''The Five Heartbeats''. This was followed by ''The Meteor Man'' in 1993, a science fiction comedy which co-starred [[Frank Gorshin]], [[Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr.]], and [[Wallace Shawn]] and featured cinematography by [[John A. Alonzo]]. Both of these films featured appearances by [[Deborah Lacey]]. |
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| + | [[Category:Emmy Award nominees|Smith, Ronald W.]] |
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Revision as of 16:18, 6 October 2010
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A title card dedicated to Smith's memory
Ronald W. Smith was a hairdresser who worked on the early seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. After his death in 1995, the season four premiere "The Way of the Warrior" was dedicated to his memory.
Smith received Emmy Award nominations for his work on three episodes of DS9: "Move Along Home", "Armageddon Game" and "Improbable Cause".
Before Star Trek, Smith was a hair stylist on the long-running CBS mystery series Murder, She Wrote. He received his first Emmy nomination for his work on an episode of this series entitled "When the Fat Lady Sings", which guest-starred Theodore Bikel. In addition, he worked on such TV movies as Attica (starring Henry Darrow and Anthony Zerbe) and Carly's Web (starring Daphne Ashbrook, K Callan, Gregory Itzin and Cyril O'Reilly).
Smith was also a hair stylist on the popular 1980 film The Blues Brothers (featuring Henry Gibson and Charles Napier). He later worked on two films that were directed and written by and starring Robert Townsend. The first was the 1991 musical drama The Five Heartbeats. This was followed by The Meteor Man in 1993, a science fiction comedy which co-starred Frank Gorshin, Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr., and Wallace Shawn and featured cinematography by John A. Alonzo. Both of these films featured appearances by Deborah Lacey.
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