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What Really Happened To This Star Trek Actress

What Really Happened To This Star Trek Actress

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What Really Happened To This Star Trek Actress sbowesuk: Personally I'm not a fan of the actress. I've seen a number of clips of her at Star Wars convensinos with her TNG counterparts, and her behaviour left a lot to be desired. She was loud, obnoxious, and often interrupted the other TNG cast, as if she couldn't stand not being the centre of attention for more than 30 seconds. It was clear the other actors found her antisocial behaviour trying, but were professional enough to not let her get to them in public. Personally I think she has a nasty, narcissistic streak, and would be very difficult to work with.
Date: 2020-07-14

Comments and reviews: 9


Watching her on Star Trek I kept wondering what she would bring to other roles, roles that weren't so 1 dimensional. I think I saw her on a Law and Order or something where she wasn't playing a sci-fi related role and hoped that her appearance meant she was getting better and more varied roles.
If she likes these sci-fi roles, well, more power to her and I hope she continues to work as long as she wants to/as long as she enjoys it. And I am very glad that my not seeing her hasn't meant she wasn't working.

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I always felt, even though she was well cast, she was never best cast. I never liked the character of Riker - he reminded me too much of the pony soldiers who decimated the Indians - means Frakes played his part well and was the best choice for that part. I just don't see the relationship between them onscreen as realistic. Please help me to understand what I am failing to understand that I may learn.
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We've met her a couple of times and taken pictures with her, and actually had some discussions with her at comic con conventions here in Florida. I think both times it was Supercon, may be Paradise City Comic Con. Table side is the best way to actually speak with her. She apparently thinks I got lucky with my wife and she's way too good for me. So I better stay in line. Hmm.
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Her name is pronounced SIR-tis, not Sea-ir-tis. Smh
I met her in 1998 at a convention in St. Petersburg FL. She was very beautiful, just like on TV. She said her accent on the show was Greek (she is part Greek, and that's how she spoke at the convention, but her normal accent is Cockney British (which is really quite different than what we're used to hearing from her.

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Interesting how people have such different tastes. She is by far my least favorite character in any StarTrek series or movie. To each their own, obviously. Frankly, she was better in other roles, so primarily I found her (or her acting portrayal) completely wrong for a character in StarTrek. At least that's my opinion.
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I met her a couple of times. Super nice person to talk to. Amazingly, I caught her at her booth at FanExpo in Vancouver without a lineup to see her (it was busy earlier, so I was able to spend about five minutes one on one chatting with her.
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Wow she s really busy in a lot of tv and movies i m never gonna see. Am i the only one left who prefers real actors to c g i or h d t v or b f f or anime or whatever they re calling it this week you maniacs you blew it up. Goddamn you all to hell
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0: 13 seconds into the vid and already. British-American actor. She Is Greek, with British Citizenship, so more Greek-British or British-Greek Actor would fit. Hell She speaks better Greek than me and i live in Greece!
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Lost a lot of respect for her over her non stop slandering of DS9. It's fine to have a negative view of a show, but she just wont stop. No wonder a few of DS9 actors visibly cringe when she is on a panel with them.
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