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+ | [[File:Ajilon Prime Bolian.jpg|thumb|... as a Bolian orderly]] |
| − | '''Mark Holton''' was [[Star Trek birthdays|born]] in {{y|1958}} in |
+ | '''Mark Holton''' was [[Star Trek birthdays|born]] in {{y|1958}} in Oklahoma. He played the [[Ajilon Prime personnel#Bolian Orderly|Bolian orderly]] in the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Deep Space Nine]]'' episode {{e|Nor the Battle to the Strong}}. |
| − | One of his earliest television appearances was in an episode of the short-lived ''Superboy'', starring fellow |
+ | One of his earliest television appearances was in an episode of the short-lived ''Superboy'', starring fellow DS9 guest performers [[Salome Jens]] and [[Sherman Howard]]. He went on to appear on such series as ''MacGyver'' (in an episode with [[Time Winters]]), ''Seinfeld'' (starring [[Jason Alexander]] and also guest-starring [[Frank Novak]]), and ''NYPD Blue'' (with [[Gordon Clapp]]). |
| − | He also has a number of films to his credit, with his first being the major supporting role of Francis in ''Pee-wee's Big Adventure'' (1985), along with fellow |
+ | He also has a number of films to his credit, with his first being the major supporting role of Francis Buxton in ''Pee-wee's Big Adventure'' (1985), along with fellow DS9 guest star [[Diane Salinger]]. He went on to play the role of Chubby in the two ''Teen Wolf'' films, the first in 1985 (with [[Gregory Itzin]]) and the second, ''Teen Wolf Too'', in 1987. He also made appearances in such major motion pictures as ''The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!'' (1988, with [[Ricardo Montalban]], [[Tiny Ron]] and [[Lawrence Tierney]]), ''A League of Their Own'' (1992, with [[Ann Cusack]] and [[Lori Petty]]), and ''The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle'' (2000) with Jason Alexander, [[Whoopi Goldberg]], [[Max Grodénchik]] and [[Norman Lloyd]]), as well as the horror movies ''Leprechaun'' (1993, with [[Ken Olandt]]) and ''Rumpelstiltskin'' (1996, with Max Grodénchik and [[Patrick Massett]]). |
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Additional film and TV projects in which Holton appeared with other ''Star Trek'' actors include: |
Additional film and TV projects in which Holton appeared with other ''Star Trek'' actors include: |
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+ | * ''Teen Wolf Too'' (1987, with [[Kim Darby]], [[Estee Chandler]], [[Eric Matthew]] and {{film|5}} stuntperson [[David Burton]]) |
*''Modern Girls'' (1986) with [[Virginia Madsen]], [[Clayton Rohner]], and [[Cameron Thor]] |
*''Modern Girls'' (1986) with [[Virginia Madsen]], [[Clayton Rohner]], and [[Cameron Thor]] |
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*''My Chauffeur'' (1986) with [[Leland Crooke]] and [[Ben Slack]] |
*''My Chauffeur'' (1986) with [[Leland Crooke]] and [[Ben Slack]] |
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*''Flying Blind'' episode "Panic in Neil's Park" (1993) with [[Aaron Lustig]] and [[Charles Rocket]] |
*''Flying Blind'' episode "Panic in Neil's Park" (1993) with [[Aaron Lustig]] and [[Charles Rocket]] |
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*''My Life'' (1993) with [[Kenneth Tigar]] |
*''My Life'' (1993) with [[Kenneth Tigar]] |
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| + | *''Leprechaun'' (1993) with [[Ken Olandt]] |
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*''Little Giants'' (1994) with [[Susanna Thompson]] |
*''Little Giants'' (1994) with [[Susanna Thompson]] |
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*''Hijacking Hollywood'' (1997) with [[Scott Thompson]] |
*''Hijacking Hollywood'' (1997) with [[Scott Thompson]] |
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*''Navy NCIS'' episode "Sea Dog" (2003) with Gregory Itzin |
*''Navy NCIS'' episode "Sea Dog" (2003) with Gregory Itzin |
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* {{Wikipedia|Mark Holton}} |
* {{Wikipedia|Mark Holton}} |
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Revision as of 02:59, 18 May 2013
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... as a Bolian orderly
Mark Holton was born in 1958 in Oklahoma. He played the Bolian orderly in the Deep Space Nine episode "Nor the Battle to the Strong".
One of his earliest television appearances was in an episode of the short-lived Superboy, starring fellow DS9 guest performers Salome Jens and Sherman Howard. He went on to appear on such series as MacGyver (in an episode with Time Winters), Seinfeld (starring Jason Alexander and also guest-starring Frank Novak), and NYPD Blue (with Gordon Clapp).
He also has a number of films to his credit, with his first being the major supporting role of Francis Buxton in Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985), along with fellow DS9 guest star Diane Salinger. He went on to play the role of Chubby in the two Teen Wolf films, the first in 1985 (with Gregory Itzin) and the second, Teen Wolf Too, in 1987. He also made appearances in such major motion pictures as The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988, with Ricardo Montalban, Tiny Ron and Lawrence Tierney), A League of Their Own (1992, with Ann Cusack and Lori Petty), and The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (2000) with Jason Alexander, Whoopi Goldberg, Max Grodénchik and Norman Lloyd), as well as the horror movies Leprechaun (1993, with Ken Olandt) and Rumpelstiltskin (1996, with Max Grodénchik and Patrick Massett).
Filmography
Additional film and TV projects in which Holton appeared with other Star Trek actors include:
- Teen Wolf Too (1987, with Kim Darby, Estee Chandler, Eric Matthew and Star Trek V: The Final Frontier stuntperson David Burton)
- Modern Girls (1986) with Virginia Madsen, Clayton Rohner, and Cameron Thor
- My Chauffeur (1986) with Leland Crooke and Ben Slack
- Flying Blind episode "Panic in Neil's Park" (1993) with Aaron Lustig and Charles Rocket
- My Life (1993) with Kenneth Tigar
- Leprechaun (1993) with Ken Olandt
- Little Giants (1994) with Susanna Thompson
- Hijacking Hollywood (1997) with Scott Thompson
- Navy NCIS episode "Sea Dog" (2003) with Gregory Itzin
External links
- Mark Holton at Wikipedia
- Template:IMDb-link