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Jonathan Scott Frakes, simply known as Jonathan Frakes, is an American actor, film director, television producer and director, as well as a voice actor. How rich is Jonathan Frakes? According to sources, Jonathan Frakes’ net worth is estimated to be $12 million. Jonathan Frakes’ acting, as well as directing career is the key factor for his wealth. Born in 1952, in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, Jonathan Frakes graduated from Liberty High School and received bachelor’s degree at Penn State University. Jonathan Frakes’ early career begins with him working for a publisher of comic books “Marvel Comics”. His main job was to appear dressed as one of the characters, namely Captain America, during various conventions. Frakes then moved out to New York and joined the Impossible Ragtime Theatre.

Jonathan Frakes Net Worth $12 Million

During the time spent with this company, Jonathan Frakes took part in several plays, including “The Hairy Ape” and his first Broadway performance in a musical called “Shenandoah”. Around the same time, Frakes landed a role in a television soap opera “The Doctors”, as well as roles in such television series as “Hill Street Blues”, “Eight is Enough” and “The Waltons”. Jonathan Frakes’ net worth increased when he additionally started voicing characters. His perhaps most notable voice acting role is David Xanatos from the animated series “Gargoyles”. However, the role that brought Frakes the most public recognition and fame is that of Commander William T. Riker from the “Star Trek” franchise. Frakes made his first appearances on “Star Trek” in 1994 with the release of a movie called “Star Trek Generations”. The film featured such actors as Patrick Stewart, William Shatner, Brent Spiner and Alan Ruck. Even though the movie received mixed reviews from critics, it managed to collect $118 million in the box office, which significantly increased Jonathan Frakes’ net worth. Frakes then reprised his role of a Commander in the later installments of the franchise, and starred in the last film to include the main cast from the first movie called “Star Trek: Nemesis”. Frakes has also provided a voice for his character in a video game called “Star Trek: Captain’s Chair”.

In addition to acting in the “Star Trek” franchise, Jonathan Frakes has directed several episodes of the series. His innovative outlook on shooting scenes in familiar settings granted him an opportunity to direct both “Star Trek: First Contact” that earned $146 million in box office, as well as “Star Trek: Insurrection”, a ninth film in the franchise with a box office of $112 million. Jonathan Frakes continued his directing career with such television series as “Burn Notice”, “Leverage”, and “NCIS: Los Angeles”. Frakes’ most recent directing work is a television show based on the Marvel comics “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” with Clark Gregg and Brett Dalton. The show has so far aired one season but has been renewed for a second season in 2014. Jonathan Frakes is a well-recognized actor, a remarkable director, as well as a television producer who has an estimated net worth of $12 million. Jonathan Frakes is currently married to Genie Francis.



Full Name Jonathan Frakes
Net Worth $12 Million
Date Of Birth August 19, 1952
Place Of Birth Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, United States
Height 6 ft 3 in (1.93 m)
Profession Film director, Actor, Author, Television producer, Television Director, Voice Actor
Education Liberty High Schoo, Penn State University
Nationality United States of America
Spouse Genie Francis (m. 1988)
Children Jameson Ivor Frakes, Elizabeth Francis Frakes
Parents Doris J. Yingling, James R. Frakes
Siblings Daniel Frakes
Nicknames Jonathan Scott Frakes , Two-Takes Frakes
Twitter http://www.twitter.com/jonathansfrakes
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000408
Nominations Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Saturn Award for Best Director
Movies “Star Trek: Nemesis” (2003), “Star Trek Generations”, “The Doctors”, “Hill Street Blues”, “Eight is Enough”, “The Waltons”
TV Shows “Star Trek: Captain’s Chair” (2015), “Burn Notice”, “Leverage”, “NCIS: Los Angeles”, “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.”, “Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction”
Trademark
1 Beard
2 Towering height
3 The voice of David Xanatos on Gargoyles (1994) and Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles (1996)
4 Commander William Riker on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)
5 Blue-eyed stare and mischievous grin
6 Deep authoritative voice
7 Deep resonant voice
Title Salary
Star Trek: First Contact (1996) $5,000,000
Star Trek: Generations (1994) $400,000
Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) $100,000 per episode
Quote
1 Fate protects fools, little children and ships named Enterprise.
2 My favorite actor of all time is Genie Francis.
Fact
1 Frakes is a talented Jazz trombonist, a skill he used multiple times throughout his time on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
2 Along with David Carson, he is one of only two people to have directed “Star Trek” for both television and film. He directed eight episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), three episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993), three episodes of Star Trek: Voyager (1995), Star Trek: First Contact (1996) and Star Trek: Insurrection (1998).
3 He is known for being very friendly and welcoming to fans. It is said that once, while at a convention, he was approached by a new fan of the “Star Trek” franchise. When the fan admitted that he had only recently become a fan of “Star Trek”, Frakes said, without missing a beat and in his inimitable authoritative style, “Welcome aboard.”.
4 Has mostly German ancestry, with a small amount of English roots.
5 Very good friends with Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) co-star, Marina Sirtis.
6 Joined the faculty of Rockport College in Maine, where he and his family currently reside, teaching classes in directing film and television. [December 2005]
7 He and his wife Genie Francis have played a married couple in three different productions: Camp Nowhere (1994), Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993) and 3rd Rock from the Sun (1996). In North and South (1985), North and South, Book II (1986), Heaven & Hell: North & South, Book III (1994), his character played brother-in-law to his wife, Genie’s character, Brett, who was married to his character’s brother, Billy Hazard.
8 Has appeared in an episode The Twilight Zone (1985) and later directed one episode of The Twilight Zone (2002).
9 He has appeared in episodes of two different series involving the legend of Robin Hood: Voyagers!: An Arrow Pointing East (1982) and Star Trek: The Next Generation: Qpid (1991).
10 At a Star Trek convention, Frakes said he was once in the play “The Lost Colony” on Roanoke Island.
11 Calls Alfre Woodard his “godmother”. The two became friends as young actors in the 1970s.
12 Has written the sci-fi-book “The Abductors: Conspiracy” along with Dean Wesley Smith.
13 Along with Marc Alaimo, Rosalind Chao, Jeffrey Combs, John de Lancie, Michael Dorn and Tim Russ, he is one of only seven actors to appear in ten different seasons of “Star Trek”: Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) Seasons One through Seven, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) Season Three, Star Trek: Voyager (1995) Season Two and Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) Season Four.
14 Shares first and last name with mid-20th Century aviator and stuntman Jonathan Frakes.
15 Was interviewed and cast for Commander William T. Riker personally by Gene Roddenberry. He told Frakes that he saw a certain, authoritative “glint” in his eye for that role which reminded him of his self, years ago, while in the LAPD and United States Air Force.
16 When preparing for his audition for the role of Commander William T. Riker on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), he had to watch videotapes from the original episodes because he knew nothing about the original Star Trek (1966) series.
17 Has played the same character (Commander William T. Riker) on four different series: Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), Star Trek: Voyager (1995), Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) and Family Guy (1999).
18 Along with Tim Russ, he is one of only two actors who have appeared in “Star Trek” to share scenes with four of the five captains: Patrick Stewart in every episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), Star Trek: Generations (1994), Star Trek: First Contact (1996), Star Trek: Insurrection (1998) and Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), Avery Brooks in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) episode “Defiant”, Kate Mulgrew in the Star Trek: Voyager (1995) episode “Death Wish” and Scott Bakula in the Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) finale “These Are the Voyages…”.
19 Is the only actor who has appeared on “Star Trek” to share scenes with regulars from all five series (Star Trek (1966), Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993), Star Trek: Voyager (1995) and Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)): James Doohan in the Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) episode “Relics”, the entire cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) in every episode of the series, Avery Brooks, Nana Visitor, Terry Farrell and Colm Meaney in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) episode “Defiant”, Armin Shimerman in the Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) episodes “Haven”, “The Last Outpost” and “Firstborn”, Kate Mulgrew and Tim Russ in the Star Trek: Voyager (1995) episode “Death Wish” and the entire cast of Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) in the series finale “These Are the Voyages…”.
20 Godmother of his son Jameson is Elizabeth Berman, wife of Star Trek producer and writer Rick Berman.
21 Has appeared with Kate Mulgrew in four different productions: Camp Nowhere (1994), Gargoyles (1994), Star Trek: Voyager (1995) and Star Trek: Nemesis (2002).
22 Along with Marina Sirtis, Brent Spiner, Michael Dorn, Colm Meaney and Jeffrey Combs, he is one of only six actors to appear in the finales of two different “Star Trek” series (Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) and Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)).
23 Along with Marina Sirtis, Armin Shimerman, John de Lancie, Michael Ansara, Richard Poe and Mark Allen Shepherd, he is one of only seven actors to play the same character in three different live-action “Star Trek” series. He played Commander William T. Riker in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), Star Trek: Voyager (1995) and Star Trek: Enterprise (2001). He also played the transporter double of this character, Lieutenant W. Thomas Riker, in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993).
24 He is the only “Star Trek” regular to appear in four different “Star Trek” series: Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993), Star Trek: Voyager (1995) and Star Trek: Enterprise (2001).
25 He has appeared in episodes of four different series with Marina Sirtis: Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), Gargoyles (1994), Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles (1996) and Star Trek: Enterprise (2001).
26 His trademark beard was acquired during the filming of North and South, Book II (1986). This was patterned after a style popular during the American Civil War. He liked this so much, he continued to wear this after he returned to Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) for its second season.
27 In some of the first season episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), his character, Commander William Riker, was called “Bill”. In the seasons that followed, he was generally referred to as either Will or “Number One”.
28 He and Leonard Nimoy have both directed two Star Trek movies. In both cases, one of the films was a time travel story. In addition, both he and Nimoy were best known as the first officer of the USS Enterprise from their respective Star Trek series and movies.
29 Son-in-law of actor Ivor Francis and Rosemary Daley.
30 Ellen J. Hornstein is his personal assistant/story editor for his production company, Goepp Circle Productions.
31 Is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.
32 Has a cow-shaped mailbox, and retrieving the mail involves inserting one’s hand into the cow’s hindquarters. Frakes recorded trombone tracks for Phish’s album “Hoist”. Unfortunately, his horn parts did not come out all that well – certainly not as well as the horn parts recorded by the Tower of Power horn section. As sort of a consolation prize, a brief interlude on the album is called Riker’s Mailbox.
33 Nickname: “Two-Takes Frakes”, for his efficient filming style on the set of Star Trek: First Contact (1996).
34 Has two children: Jameson Ivor (born August 20, 1994) and Elizabeth Francis (born May 30, 1997).
35 Marched trombone in Blue Band at Penn State University.
36 Attended Penn State University and Harvard University.

Actor

Title Year Status Character
The Doctors 1963 TV Series Tom Carroll (1977-1978)
This Is the Life 1952 TV Series Ken Stewart
Devil’s Gate 2017 Sheriff Gruenwell
B-52: Three Generations 2017 Short Narrator
Miles from Tomorrowland 2016 TV Series Grandpa Vincent
Future-Worm! 2016 TV Series Steak Starbolt
Angie Tribeca 2016 TV Series Commandant Van Zandt
Guardians of the Galaxy 2016 TV Series J’Son / Narrator
Hit the Floor 2014 TV Series
Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff 2014 Video Game William Riker (voice)
Adventure Time 2013 TV Series Old Finn Adult Finn
The Glades 2013 TV Series Administrator / Mr. Francis
Leverage 2009-2012 TV Series Man in Toy Safety Office / Man in waiting room
Castle 2012 TV Series Richard Castle Fan
Beckinfield 2011 TV Series Dylan Marks
The Super Hero Squad Show 2011 TV Series High Evolutionary
Truth Be Told 2011 TV Movie Radio Sound Engineer (uncredited)
Glenn Martin DDS 2011 TV Series Peter
NCIS: Los Angeles 2010 TV Series Navy Commander Dr. Stanfill
Criminal Minds 2010 TV Series Dr. Arthur Malcolm
The Librarian: The Curse of the Judas Chalice 2008 TV Movie Trombone player in marching band (uncredited)
The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s Mines 2006 TV Movie Debra’s Husband
Family Guy 2005 TV Series Commander William T. Riker
Star Trek: Enterprise 2005 TV Series Commander William T. Riker
Star Trek: Nemesis 2002 William Riker
Futurama 2002 TV Series Jonathan Frakes
Clockstoppers 2002 Bystander (uncredited)
Roswell 1999-2001 TV Series Jonathan Frakes / Festival’s M.C.
Oh Baby 2000 TV Series Don
3rd Rock from the Sun 2000 TV Series Larry
The Lot 1999 TV Series Roland White
Dying to Live 1999 TV Movie Will
Star Trek: Insurrection 1998 Riker
Star Trek the Experience: The Klingon Encounter 1998 Short Commander William T. Riker
Star Trek: Generations 1997 Video Game Cmdr. William T. Riker (voice)
The Paranormal Borderline 1996 TV Series Host
Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles 1996 TV Series David Xanatos / Dave
Star Trek: First Contact 1996 Riker
Gargoyles 1994-1996 TV Series David Xanatos Coyote Alexander Fox …
Brothers of the Frontier 1996 TV Movie Ben Frye
Star Trek: Voyager 1996 TV Series Commander William T. Riker
Star Trek: The Next Generation: Interactive VCR Board Game – A Klingon Challenge 1995 Video Game Commander WIlliam T. Riker (voice)
Star Trek: The Next Generation – A Final Unity 1995 Video Game Commander William T. Riker (voice)
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman 1995 TV Series Tim Lake
Cybill 1995 TV Series Jonathan Frakes
Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive Technical Manual 1994 Video Game Commander William T. Riker (voice)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 1994 TV Series Thomas Riker
Star Trek: Generations 1994 Riker
Wings 1994 TV Series Gavin Rutledge
Camp Nowhere 1994 Bob Spiegel (uncredited)
Star Trek: The Next Generation 1987-1994 TV Series Commander William T. Riker Captain William T. Riker Lt. Thomas Riker …
Heaven & Hell: North & South, Book III 1994 TV Mini-Series Stanley Hazard
The Vision 1993 Video short William T. Riker
The Cover Girl and the Cop 1989 TV Movie Joshua Boyleston
Nutcracker: Money, Madness & Murder 1987 TV Mini-Series Rosen
Matlock 1986 TV Series Prosecutor Mr. Park
It’s a Living 1986 TV Series Steve
North and South, Book II 1986 TV Mini-Series Stanley Hazard
Dream West 1986 TV Mini-Series Lt. Archibald Gillespie
The Twilight Zone 1985 TV Series Steve (segment “But Can She Type?”)
North and South 1985 TV Mini-Series Stanley Hazard
Falcon Crest 1985 TV Series Damon Ross
Hotel 1985 TV Series Ted Travers
Paper Dolls 1984 TV Series Sandy Parris
Highway to Heaven 1984 TV Series Arthur Krock Jr.
The Fall Guy 1984 TV Series Connors
Five Mile Creek 1984 TV Series Adam Scott
Bare Essence 1983 TV Series Marcus Marshall
Voyagers! 1982 TV Series Charles Lindbergh
Quincy M.E. 1982 TV Series Surgeon / Leon Bohannon
Bare Essence 1982 TV Movie Marcus Marshall
Hill Street Blues 1982 TV Series Eddie Sims
Hart to Hart 1982 TV Series Adam Blake
Harper Valley P.T.A. 1981 TV Series Clutch Breath
The Dukes of Hazzard 1981 TV Series Jamie Lee Hogg
I’m a Big Girl Now 1981 TV Series
The Night the City Screamed 1980 TV Movie Richard Hawkins
Beulah Land 1980 TV Mini-Series Adam Davis
Here’s Boomer 1980 TV Series Philip
Paris 1980 TV Series
Eight Is Enough 1979 TV Series Chapper
The Waltons 1979 TV Series Ashley Longworth Jr.
Beach Patrol 1979 TV Movie Marty Green
The White Shadow 1979 TV Series Basketball Player
Barnaby Jones 1978 TV Series David Douglas
Charlie’s Angels 1978 TV Series Brad
Fantasy Island 1978 TV Series Kirk Wendover
Days of Our Lives 1965 TV Series Jared McAllister (1986)

Director

Title Year Status Character
The Orville 2017 TV Series 1 episode pre-production
The Librarians 2014-2017 TV Series 9 episodes
NCIS: Los Angeles 2010-2016 TV Series 6 episodes
Powers 2016 TV Series 1 episode
Hit the Floor 2014-2016 TV Series 4 episodes
Finding Carter 2015 TV Series 2 episodes
Falling Skies 2013-2015 TV Series 3 episodes
Switched at Birth 2014-2015 TV Series 2 episodes
Hindsight 2015 TV Series 2 episodes
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 2013 TV Series 1 episode
King & Maxwell 2013 TV Series 1 episode
Burn Notice 2010-2013 TV Series 5 episodes
The Glades 2010-2013 TV Series 3 episodes
Castle 2009-2013 TV Series 3 episodes
Leverage 2009-2012 TV Series 13 episodes
Make It or Break It 2012 TV Series 1 episode
Truth Be Told 2011 TV Movie
Bar Karma 2011 TV Series 1 episode
The Good Guys 2010 TV Series 2 episodes
Persons Unknown 2010 TV Series 3 episodes
V 2010 TV Series 1 episode
Dollhouse 2009 TV Series 1 episode
The Librarian: The Curse of the Judas Chalice 2008 TV Movie
Masters of Science Fiction 2007 TV Series 1 episode
The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s Mines 2006 TV Movie
Thunderbirds 2004
The Twilight Zone 2002 TV Series 2 episodes
Clockstoppers 2002
Roswell 1999-2001 TV Series 5 episodes
Star Patrol 2000 TV Movie
Star Trek: Insurrection 1998
Star Trek: Klingon 1996 Video Game
Star Trek: First Contact 1996
Diagnosis Murder 1996 TV Series 1 episode
Star Trek: Voyager 1995-1996 TV Series 3 episodes
University Hospital 1995 TV Series 1 episode
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 1994-1995 TV Series 3 episodes
Star Trek: The Next Generation 1990-1994 TV Series 8 episodes

Producer

Title Year Status Character
The Librarians 2016-2017 TV Series supervising producer – 10 episodes
Roswell 1999-2002 TV Series executive producer – 15 episodes
Dying to Live 1999 TV Movie executive producer

Soundtrack

Title Year Status Character
Star Trek: The Next Generation 1987-1989 TV Series performer – 2 episodes

Thanks

Title Year Status Character
Chaos on the Bridge 2014 TV Movie documentary thanks
The Captains 2011 Documentary the producers wish to thank
The Captain’s Summit 2009 Video documentary special thanks
Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier 2007 TV Movie documentary special thanks
Monster in the Closet 1986 special thanks

Self

Title Year Status Character
Home & Family 2016 TV Series Himself
50 Years of Star Trek 2016 TV Movie Himself
Face Off 2015 TV Series Himself
Nerd Court 2015 TV Series short Himself
Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Sky’s the Limit – The Eclipse of Star Trek: The Next Generation 2014 Documentary Himself
Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Unknown Possibilities of Existence: Making All Good Things… 2014 Documentary short Himself
Chaos on the Bridge 2014 TV Movie documentary Himself
Beyond the Five Year Mission: The Evolution of Star Trek – The Next Generation 2014 Documentary Himself
Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Privilege of Rank: Making Chain of Command 2014 Video documentary short Himself
Requiem – A Remembrance of Star Trek: The Next Generation 2013 Video documentary Himself
Star Trek: From One Generation to the Next 2013 Video short Himself
Life After 2013 TV Series Himself
Relativity: The Family Saga of Star Trek – The Next Generation 2013 Documentary
The Captains Close Up 2013 TV Series Himself
Resistance Is Futile: Assimilating Star Trek -The Next Generation 2013 Documentary Himself
Star Trek: The Next Generation – Regeneration: Engaging the Borg 2013 Documentary Himself
Making It So: Continuing Star Trek – The Next Generation 2012 Video documentary Himself
Reunification: 25 Years After Star Trek – The Next Generation 2012 Video documentary Himself
Stardate Revisited: The Origin of Star Trek – The Next Generation 2012 Documentary Himself
FedCon XXI 2012 Documentary Himself
The Captains 2011 Documentary Himself
Lee & Grant 2011 TV Movie documentary Narrator
Megaquake 10.0 2011 TV Movie documentary Narrator
Trek Nation 2010 Documentary Himself
Guten Abend RTL 2010 TV Series Himself
That’s Impossible! 2009 TV Series documentary Narrator
The Captain’s Summit 2009 Video documentary Himself
Family Guy 2009 TV Series Himself
The Secret World of Superfans 2008 Documentary Himself
FedCon XVI: Drone Heart 2007 Documentary Himself
Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier 2007 TV Movie documentary Himself – Interviewee
How William Shatner Changed the World 2005 TV Movie documentary Himself
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction 1998-2002 TV Series Himself – Host
America Loves… Star Trek 2001 TV Movie documentary Himself / Narrator
Intimate Portrait 2001 TV Series documentary Himself – Husband
World Magic Awards 2000 2000 TV Special Himself – Host
UFOs: The Best Evidence Ever Caught on Tape 2 2000 TV Movie documentary Himself – Narrator
Ghosts Caught on Tape: Fact or Fiction? 2000 TV Movie documentary Narrator
Star Trek: Captain’s Chair 1997 Video Game documentary William T. Riker / Himself
Trekkies 1997 Documentary Himself
UFOs: The Best Evidence Ever Caught on Tape 1997 TV Movie documentary Himself
Roswell: Coverups & Close Encounters 1997 TV Movie Himself
Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond 1996 TV Special documentary Himself
Showbiz Today 1996 TV Series Himself
Multimedia Celebrity Poker 1995 Video Game Himself
Time Travel Through the Bible 1995 Video documentary Himself
Alien Autopsy: (Fact or Fiction?) 1995 TV Movie documentary Himself – Host
Journey’s End: The Saga of Star Trek – The Next Generation 1994 TV Movie documentary Himself – Host
Comic Relief VI 1994 TV Special documentary Commander William T. Riker
The 20th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards 1993 TV Special Himself
Star Trek 25th Anniversary Special 1991 TV Movie documentary Himself
Hour Magazine 1988 TV Series Himself
Reading Rainbow 1988 TV Series Himself
The Morning Exchange 1988 TV Series Himself

Archive Footage

Title Year Status Character
Heroes Manufactured 2016 Documentary Himself
Vlogbrothers 2008 TV Series documentary William Riker
World of Robin Hood 2006 TV Movie documentary Cmdr. William T. Riker (uncredited)
Alien Autopsy 2006 Jonathan Frakes (uncredited)
Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion 1999 Video Game Commander William T. Riker
Ultimate Trek: Star Trek’s Greatest Moments 1999 TV Short Commander William T. Riker
Troldspejlet 1995 TV Series Himself – Actor / Riker

Won Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2013 Lifetime Achievement Award Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA

Nominated Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
1999 Hugo Hugo Awards Best Dramatic Presentation Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)
1997 Saturn Award Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA Best Director Star Trek: First Contact (1996)
1997 Blockbuster Entertainment Award Blockbuster Entertainment Awards Favorite Supporting Actor – Science Fiction Star Trek: First Contact (1996)
1997 Hugo Hugo Awards Best Dramatic Presentation Star Trek: First Contact (1996)

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