Malachi Throne—American Actor
Birth
Malachi Throne (born December 1, 1928) is an American character actor, most noted for his roles on Star Trek and It Takes a Thief.
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Work
Malachi Throne is an American character actor. He was born in New York City on December 1 1928. He was a popular guest star on many television shows of the 1960s and 1970s, co-starring, with Robert Wagner, on the TV show It Takes a Thief. Throne appeared in two two-part episodes of two incarnations of Star Trek. ... Malachi Throne currently lives in southern California and does local theatre work there.
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As of 2007, Malachi Throne lives in southern California and does local theatre work there. Throne is a member of the Theatre West company in Hollywood, CA, where he is scheduled to appear in "Mornings at Seven". He has also won critical acclaim for several performances with The Fountain Theatre, based in Los Angeles.
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Malachi Throne was cast in this episode, this time to appear on-screen as Commodore Mendez, so consequently The Keeper had to be revoiced by someone else.
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long-time character actor, Malachi Throne is most recognizable to Star Trek fans as Commodore Mendez in the two-part episode The Menagerie. He also provided his low, resonating voice to the thoughts of the telepathic Talosians in the first series pilot, The Cage, but was later redubbed for a kinder, gentler sounding alien. (Thrones voice can still be heard on the remastered version of The Cage available on the Star Trek DVDs.) We had written in a Klingon commander who had to be vicious one minute, but show some tenderness the next, said Erik Korngold, the co-writer of In Harms Way along with Rem. We had to get Malachi Throne. He is marvelous in the part.
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