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{{Sidebar actor
| Name = Tom Troupe
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| imagecap = ...as Lieutenant Harold
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|birth name = Thomas Vincent Troupe
 
|birthday = {{d|15|July|1928}}
| Gender = Male
 
 
|birthplace = North Kansas City, Missouri, USA
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|characters = [[Lt.]] [[Harold]]
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'''Tom Troupe''' {{born|15|July|1928}} is the actor who portrayed [[Lieutenant]] [[Harold]] from the [[TOS|original series]] episode {{e|Arena}}.
 
   
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'''Tom Troupe''' {{born|15|July|1928}} is the actor who portrayed [[Lt.]] [[Harold]] in the {{s|TOS}} [[TOS Season 1|first season]] episode {{e|Arena}}. He filmed his scenes on Friday {{d|11|November|1966}} on location at the fortress set near [[Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park]] and Tuesday {{d|15|November|1966}} at [[Desilu Stage 9]].
He is the husband of singer/comedienne {{w|Carole Cook}}, a close friend and protege of [[Desilu|Lucille Ball]]. He co-wrote (with [[Don Eitner]]) and starred in ''Sofi'' (1968), the stage and film adaptations of {{w|Nikolai Gogol}}s ''{{w|Diary of a Madman (novel)|Diary of a Madman}}''.
 
   
 
He is the husband of singer/comedienne {{w|Carole Cook}}, a close friend and protege of [[Lucille Ball]]. He co-wrote (with [[Don Eitner]]) and starred in ''Sofi'' (1968), the stage and film adaptations of {{w|Nikolai Gogol}}'s {{wt|Diary of a Madman (novel)|Diary of a Madman}}.
He also appeared in the 1973 made-for-television movie ''The Alpha Caper'', co-starring fellow ''Trek'' alumnus [[Leonard Nimoy]], [[Kenneth Tobey]], [[Paul Sorenson]], [[Paul Kent]], [[Vic Tayback]], and [[James B. Sikking]].
 
   
 
He also appeared in the 1973 made-for-television movie ''The Alpha Caper'', co-starring fellow ''Trek'' alumni [[Leonard Nimoy]], [[Kenneth Tobey]], [[Paul Sorensen]], [[Paul Kent]], [[Victor Tayback]], and [[James B. Sikking]].
==Other ''Trek'' connections==
 
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== Other ''Trek'' connections ==
 
Additional projects in which Troupe appeared with other ''Star Trek'' performers include:
 
Additional projects in which Troupe appeared with other ''Star Trek'' performers include:
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===Films===
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=== Films ===
 
* ''The Big Fisherman'' (1959, with [[Phillip Pine]], [[Rhodes Reason]], and [[Leonard Mudie]])
 
* ''The Big Fisherman'' (1959, with [[Phillip Pine]], [[Rhodes Reason]], and [[Leonard Mudie]])
 
* ''The Devil's Brigade'' (1968, with [[Andrew Prine]] and [[Jean-Paul Vignon]])
 
* ''The Devil's Brigade'' (1968, with [[Andrew Prine]] and [[Jean-Paul Vignon]])
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* ''PSI Factor'' (1980, with Don Eitner and [[Peter Mark Richman]])
 
* ''PSI Factor'' (1980, with Don Eitner and [[Peter Mark Richman]])
 
* ''Summer School'' (1987, with [[Kirstie Alley]], [[Jack Blessing]], [[Conroy Gedeon]], [[Carlos LaCamara]] and [[Ken Olandt]])
 
* ''Summer School'' (1987, with [[Kirstie Alley]], [[Jack Blessing]], [[Conroy Gedeon]], [[Carlos LaCamara]] and [[Ken Olandt]])
* ''My Own Private Idaho'' (1991, based on [[William Shakespeare]]s ''Henry IV'', with [[Mickey Cottrell]])
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* ''My Own Private Idaho'' (1991, based on [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''Henry IV'', with [[Mickey Cottrell]])
   
===Television guest appearances===
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=== Television guest appearances ===
 
* ''The Fugitive'' (1964, with [[Bernard Kates]])
 
* ''The Fugitive'' (1964, with [[Bernard Kates]])
 
* ''The Young Rebels'' (1970, with [[John Colicos]] and [[Alex Henteloff]])
 
* ''The Young Rebels'' (1970, with [[John Colicos]] and [[Alex Henteloff]])
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* ''Frasier'' (1995, with Kelsey Grammer)
 
* ''Frasier'' (1995, with Kelsey Grammer)
   
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* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0873773}}
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* {{wikipedia}}
   
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 20 December 2023

Real world article
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Tom Troupe (born 15 July 1928; age 95) is the actor who portrayed Lt. Harold in the Star Trek: The Original Series first season episode "Arena". He filmed his scenes on Friday 11 November 1966 on location at the fortress set near Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park and Tuesday 15 November 1966 at Desilu Stage 9.

He is the husband of singer/comedienne Carole Cook, a close friend and protege of Lucille Ball. He co-wrote (with Don Eitner) and starred in Sofi (1968), the stage and film adaptations of Nikolai Gogol's Diary of a Madman.

He also appeared in the 1973 made-for-television movie The Alpha Caper, co-starring fellow Trek alumni Leonard Nimoy, Kenneth Tobey, Paul Sorensen, Paul Kent, Victor Tayback, and James B. Sikking.

Other Trek connections

Additional projects in which Troupe appeared with other Star Trek performers include:

Films

Television guest appearances

External links