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Sean Kenney

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   In 1965 the film industry in Los Angeles was a wonderful mix of trend setting television series, imaginative theatre, excellent drama coaches and experimental independent films. The climate and opportunities were perfect for Sean to display his acting abilities.
   Shortly after finding a manager, Sean met with Gene Roddenberry, who was looking for the right actor to play an important role in "The Menagerie", the only two-part episode of the Star Trek series. Sean won the role of Captain Pike, and this character, as well as the Hugo Award - winning episode, is still considered one of the most popular of the Star Trek series.  And that was only the beginning.

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Captain Pike Found Alive!

     Actor Sean Kenney who played the crippled Capt. Pike and Lt. DePaul, on the original Star Trek TV series, shares his memories of the early days of Star Trek on the set of the Enterprise. Sean's memoir details an exciting life in Hollywood as a noted actor in the 60's and 70's. From Gene Roddenberry's office to the Playboy mansion, Sean gives an interesting taste and feel of that era.
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"Where truth is better than fiction"

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