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Bruce Mercury is an actor and filmmaker who appeared as a Deadwood gambler in the Star Trek: The Next Generation sixth season episode "A Fistful of Datas" in 1992. Although he received no credit for this appearance, he had a great time being part of the show.

Before moving into acting, Mercury worked as sound mixer on live concerts, concert promoter.

Beside his work on Star Trek, Mercury had background and supporting parts in the fantasy adventure Hook (1991, with Jeff Bornstein, Gary Epper, Scott Leva, Nick Tate, and Cameron Thor), the horror film Hellroller (1992), the short comedy The Pitch (1993, with Richard Tanner), in several episodes of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, the independent film Bikini Witness (1995), the action film Hard Justice (1995, with Charles Napier and Benita Andre), the science fiction film Final Equinox (1995, with David Warner and Gary Kasper), the comedy Lucky Angel (1996, with Heinrich James), the action drama Subterfuge (1996, with Matt McColm), the independent film Deus Volt (1997), the drama Laws of Deception (1997, with Robert Miano), the drama True Friends (1998, with Bertila Damas, Michelle Bonilla, Al Foster, and Kevin Grevioux), the comedy Eating L.A. (1999), the thriller Wasteland Justice (1999), the comedy Rubbernecking (2000, with Corbin Bernsen, Jennifer Lien, and Debra Wilson), the science fiction film Savage Season (2001), and the independent film Jumper (2002).

More recent acting credits include the crime thriller Hollywood Confidential (2008), the drama Road to Juarez (2011, stunt coordinated by Lou Simon and Cole S. McKay), and the western Yellow Rock (2011, with Clay Wilcox and Joseph Billingiere).

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-'''Bruce Mercury''' is an actor and filmmaker who appeared as a [[Ancient West holograms#Gamblers|Deadwood gambler]] in the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' [[TNG Season 6|sixth season]] episode {{e|A Fistful of Datas}} in {{y|1992}}. He received no credit for this appearance.
+'''Bruce Mercury''' is an actor and filmmaker who appeared as a [[Ancient West holograms#Gamblers|Deadwood gambler]] in the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' [[TNG Season 6|sixth season]] episode {{e|A Fistful of Datas}} in {{y|1992}}. Although he received no credit for this appearance, he had a great time being part of the show.
-Before moving into acting, Mercury worked as sound mixer on live concerts, nightclub owner, and concert promoter. Beside acting and filmmaking he is also managing the transportation company [http://www.imdb.com/company/co0301472/ Mercury Transportation] which supplied musicians and film projects with trailers and motor homes.
+Before moving into acting, Mercury worked as sound mixer on live concerts, concert promoter.
 Beside his work on ''Star Trek'', Mercury had background and supporting parts in the fantasy adventure ''Hook'' (1991, with [[Jeff Bornstein]], [[Gary Epper]], [[Scott Leva]], [[Nick Tate]], and [[Cameron Thor]]), the horror film ''Hellroller'' (1992), the short comedy ''The Pitch'' (1993, with [[Richard Tanner]]), in several episodes of ''Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'', the independent film ''Bikini Witness'' (1995), the action film ''Hard Justice'' (1995, with [[Charles Napier]] and [[Benita Andre]]), the science fiction film ''Final Equinox'' (1995, with [[David Warner]] and [[Gary Kasper]]), the comedy ''Lucky Angel'' (1996, with [[Heinrich James]]), the action drama ''Subterfuge'' (1996, with [[Matt McColm]]), the independent film ''Deus Volt'' (1997), the drama ''Laws of Deception'' (1997, with [[Robert Miano]]), the drama ''True Friends'' (1998, with [[Bertila Damas]], [[Michelle Bonilla]], [[Al Foster]], and [[Kevin Grevioux]]), the comedy ''Eating L.A.'' (1999), the thriller ''Wasteland Justice'' (1999), the comedy ''Rubbernecking'' (2000, with [[Corbin Bernsen]], [[Jennifer Lien]], and [[Debra Wilson]]), the science fiction film ''Savage Season'' (2001), and the independent film ''Jumper'' (2002).