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Birth Name: Mark Lenard
Date Of Birth: October 15, 1924 (Age 72)
Country Of Birth: USA
Birth Place: Chicago, Illinois
Date Of Death: November 22, 1996
Cause Of Death: Mulitple myeloma in New York City, NY
Height: 6' (1.82 m)

A native of Chicago Illinois, Mark was best known to science fiction fans for his roles in the Star Trek franchise, particularly that of the Vulcan Ambassador Sarek, father of Spock. Besides his most beloved role, Mark had an extensive career on film, stage and television. Mark passed away after a struggle with multiple myeloma on November 22, 1996.

He was married to Ann Amouri from 1960 until his death in 1996. They had two children together.


Movie Credits

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) - Ambassador Sarek
The Radicals (1990) - Eberhard Hoffman
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986) - Ambassador Sarek
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) - Ambassador Sarek
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) - Klingon captain
Annie Hall (1977) - Navy Officer on Dick Cavett Show
Hang 'Em High (1968) - Prosecutor
The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) - Balthazar

... and many more.


 
 
Mark Lenard (1) TV Appearances
  
Main cast 
Show: Here Come the Brides(1968)As: Aaron Stempel
Show: Another World(1964)As: Ernest Gregory (1964 - 1965)
Episode Cast Credits 
Show: In the Heat of the Night (1988) 
  • Legacy 06x19: (Mar/24/1993) As Horace Sloan 
Show: Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) 
  • Unification, Part I 05x07: (Nov/04/1991) As Sarek, [Special Guest Stars]
  • Sarek 03x23: (May/14/1990) As Sarek 
Show: The Incredible Hulk (1977) (1978) 
  • Captive Night 03x11: (Dec/21/1979) As Mr. Slater 
Show: How the West Was Won (1978) 
  • The Slavers 02x11: (Apr/23/1979) As Forane 
Show: Hawaii Five-O (1968) 
  • You Don't See Many Pirates These Days 10x02: (Sep/22/1977) As Commander Hawkins 
  • Secret Witness 06x18: (Jan/15/1974) As Bok 
  • Will the Real Mr. Winkler Please Die? 05x19: (Feb/06/1973) As Rogloff 
  • To Hell With Babe Ruth 02x02: (Oct/01/1969) As Yoshio Nagata 
Show: Little House on the Prairie (1974) (1974) 
  • Journey In The Spring (1) 03x06: (Nov/15/1976) As Peter Ingalls 
Show: Planet of the Apes (1974) 
• 12 episode credits -- (First Appearance: Friday September 13th, 1974)
  • Up Above The World So High 01x14: (Dec/20/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Cure 01x12: (Nov/29/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Tyrant 01x11: (Nov/22/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Interrogation 01x10: (Nov/15/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Horse Race 01x09: (Nov/08/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Surgeon 01x07: (Oct/25/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • Tomorrow's Tide 01x06: (Oct/18/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Legacy 01x05: (Oct/11/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Good Seeds 01x04: (Oct/04/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Trap 01x03: (Sep/27/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • The Gladiators 01x02: (Sep/20/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
  • Escape From Tomorrow 01x01: (Sep/13/1974) As General Urko, [Starring Roles]
Show: Mannix (1967) 
  • Desert Run 07x06: (Oct/21/1973) As Hal 
Show: Star Trek: The Animated Series (1973) 
  • Yesteryear 01x02: (Sep/15/1973) Voiced Sarek 
Show: The Rookies (1972) 
  • Life Robbery 01x21: (Feb/26/1973) As Fred Lox 
Show: Search (1972) 
  • The Gold Machine 01x11: (Dec/20/1972) As Karl August Speer 
Show: Alias Smith and Jones (1971) 
  • Exit from Wickenburg 01x03: (Jan/28/1971) As Jim Plummer 
Show: Mission: Impossible (1966) (1966) 
  • The Rebel 05x11: (Nov/28/1970) As Colonel Bakram 
  • Nitro 03x21: (Mar/23/1969) As Aristo Skora 
  • Trek 02x02: (Sep/17/1967) As Colonel Luis Cardoza, [Co-Guest Stars]
  • Wheels 01x07: (Oct/29/1966) As Felipe Mora, [Co-Guest Stars]
Show: Cimarron Strip (1967) 
  • The Greeners 01x23: (Mar/07/1968) As Jared Arlyn 
Show: Gunsmoke (1955) 
  • Nowhere to Run 13x18: (Jan/15/1968) As Ira Stonecipher 
Show: Run for Your Life (1965) 
  • A Dangerous Proposal 03x16: (Jan/03/1968) As Sebastian Peralta 
Show: Judd for the Defense (1967) 
  • Firebrand 01x15: (Dec/15/1967) As Sheriff Mike Galvez 
Show: The Wild Wild West (1965) 
  • The Night of the Iron Fist 03x14: (Dec/08/1967) As Count Draja 
Show: Star Trek (1966) 
  • Journey to Babel 02x10: (Nov/17/1967) As Sarek 
  • Balance of Terror 01x14: (Dec/15/1966) As Romulan Commander 
Show: The Felony Squad (1966) 
  • Hit and Run, Run, Run 02x08: (Oct/26/1967) As George Venter 
Show: The Iron Horse (1966) 
  • Sister Death 01x30: (Apr/03/1967) As Charlie Duke 
Show: Jericho (1966) (1966) 
  • Long Journey Across a Short Street 01x12: (Dec/08/1966) As Philippe 
 
Mark Lenard (1) Crew Credits
  
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Mark Lenard (1) Trivia
  
Mark is the only actor to play a member of all three main alien species in Star Trek: the Vulcans, the Klingons and the Romulans.
 
Mark had two daughters.
 
Mark had to have his hair dyed and makeup applied to his face to make him look older while playing Sarek, the Vulcan father of Spock on "Star Trek" (1966) because in reality he wasn't that much older than Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock.
 
Mark is one of only 32 actors or actresses to have starred in both the original "Star Trek" (1966) (up to and including Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)) and then in one of the spin offs.
 
In addition to appearing in several Star Trek shows and movies as Spock's father, Sarek, Mark also played the very first Romulan ever seen and played the first Klingon to feature a "forehead" (the lumpy forehead prosthetics).
 
Mark was 6' (1.83 m) tall.
 
 
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