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[[File:Khan's follower on Reliant.jpg|thumb|...as Khan's follower]] |
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| − | '''Steve Bond''', born '''Shlomo Goldberg''' |
+ | '''Steve Bond''' {{born|22|April|1953}}, born '''Shlomo Goldberg''', portrayed one of [[Unnamed Augments#Khan's followers|Khan's crewmen]] in {{film|2}}. |
| − | In addition to his role in ''Star Trek II'', he also had roles in a number of TV series, such as ''McCloud'' (1974, with [[Ken Lynch]], [[George Murdock]] and [[Peter Mark Richman]]), ''The Incredible Hulk'' (1982, with [[Whit Bissell]], [[Monte Markham]] and [[John Vargas]]), ''General Hospital'' (1983-1987), ''Silk Stalkings'' (1991, with [[Charlie Brill]] and [[Eva Loseth]]), and ''52 Car Pick-Up'' (1996, with [[Scott Alan Smith]] and [[Star Trek: Borg|Murray Rubenstein]]). |
+ | In addition to his role in ''Star Trek II'', he also had roles in a number of TV series, such as ''McCloud'' (1974, with [[Ken Lynch]], [[George Murdock]], and [[Peter Mark Richman]]), ''The Incredible Hulk'' (1982, with [[Whit Bissell]], [[Monte Markham]], and [[John Vargas]]), ''General Hospital'' (1983-1987), ''Silk Stalkings'' (1991, with [[Charlie Brill]] and [[Eva Loseth]]), and ''52 Car Pick-Up'' (1996, with [[Scott Alan Smith]] and [[Star Trek: Borg|Murray Rubenstein]]). |
| − | Other films that Bond has appeared in include ''Miracle On Ice'' (1981, with [[Allan Miller]], [[Eugene Roche]] and [[Jack Blessing]]), ''The Prey'' (1984, with [[Star Trek: Hidden Evil|Ted Hayden]] and [[Carel Struycken]]), ''Son of Darkness: To Die For II'' (1991, with [[Rosalind Allen]] |
+ | Other films that Bond has appeared in include ''Miracle On Ice'' (1981, with [[Allan Miller]], [[Eugene Roche]], and [[Jack Blessing]]), ''The Prey'' (1984, with [[Star Trek: Hidden Evil|Ted Hayden]] and [[Carel Struycken]]), ''Son of Darkness: To Die For II'' (1991, with [[Rosalind Allen]] and [[Jay Underwood]]), ''Tryst'' (1994, with [[David Warner]] and [[Louise Fletcher]]), ''Spacejacked'' (1997, with [[Corbin Bernsen]]), ''My Favorite Martian'' (1999, with [[Christopher Lloyd]], [[Wallace Shawn]], [[Ray Walston]], [[Charles Chun]], [[Ken Thorley]], and [[Michael Bailey Smith]]), and ''The Joyriders'' (1999, with [[Jay Karnes]] and [[Angela Paton]]). |
| − | In addition, Bond also appeared in the made-for-TV movie ''Epoch'' (2000, with [[Stephanie Niznik]], [[Brian Thompson]], [[Craig Wasson]], [[Michael Cavanaugh]] and [[James Avery]]). |
+ | In addition, Bond also appeared in the made-for-TV movie ''Epoch'' (2000, with [[Stephanie Niznik]], [[Brian Thompson]], [[Craig Wasson]], [[Michael Cavanaugh]], and [[James Avery]]). |
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== External links == |
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...as Khan's follower
Steve Bond (born 22 April 1953; age 70), born Shlomo Goldberg, portrayed one of Khan's crewmen in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
In addition to his role in Star Trek II, he also had roles in a number of TV series, such as McCloud (1974, with Ken Lynch, George Murdock, and Peter Mark Richman), The Incredible Hulk (1982, with Whit Bissell, Monte Markham, and John Vargas), General Hospital (1983-1987), Silk Stalkings (1991, with Charlie Brill and Eva Loseth), and 52 Car Pick-Up (1996, with Scott Alan Smith and Murray Rubenstein).
Other films that Bond has appeared in include Miracle On Ice (1981, with Allan Miller, Eugene Roche, and Jack Blessing), The Prey (1984, with Ted Hayden and Carel Struycken), Son of Darkness: To Die For II (1991, with Rosalind Allen and Jay Underwood), Tryst (1994, with David Warner and Louise Fletcher), Spacejacked (1997, with Corbin Bernsen), My Favorite Martian (1999, with Christopher Lloyd, Wallace Shawn, Ray Walston, Charles Chun, Ken Thorley, and Michael Bailey Smith), and The Joyriders (1999, with Jay Karnes and Angela Paton).
In addition, Bond also appeared in the made-for-TV movie Epoch (2000, with Stephanie Niznik, Brian Thompson, Craig Wasson, Michael Cavanaugh, and James Avery).
External links
- Steve Bond at Wikipedia
- Template:IMDb-link