Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 17/01/2023, 16:44
Dallas (1982 TV series) Season 6, episode 12: "Barbecue Three", credited, as Secretary of Texas Energy Commission
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 17/01/2023, 16:46
License to Kill (1984 TV movie) credited, as Sergeant Hartman
Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 17/01/2023, 16:48
Dakota (1988) credited, as Mr. Diamond.
This was Lawrence's last role before retiring from acting, though he did come out of retirement for one role 19 years later.
This was Lawrence's last role before retiring from acting, though he did come out of retirement for one role 19 years later.
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 17/01/2023, 16:52
40 Years of Star Trek (2006 documentary) as interviewee.
Lawrence was a frequent attendee at Star Trek fan conventions and here is one of the many former actors from the series interviewed in this made-for-TV documentary marking the 40th anniversary of the series.
Lawrence was a frequent attendee at Star Trek fan conventions and here is one of the many former actors from the series interviewed in this made-for-TV documentary marking the 40th anniversary of the series.
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 17/01/2023, 16:59
Star Trek: Of Gods and Men (2007) credited, as Stonn.
40 years after he originally played the role and 19 years after retiring from acting, Lawrence was somehow lured out of retirement to reprise his most famous role in this low-budget, unofficial entry in the Star Trek cannon. He appeared alongside original series alumni Nichelle Nichols, Walter Koenig and Grace Lee Whitney, and his role here is actually somewhat larger than in the original series - he even gets to marry Lieutenant Uhura (Nichols).
40 years after he originally played the role and 19 years after retiring from acting, Lawrence was somehow lured out of retirement to reprise his most famous role in this low-budget, unofficial entry in the Star Trek cannon. He appeared alongside original series alumni Nichelle Nichols, Walter Koenig and Grace Lee Whitney, and his role here is actually somewhat larger than in the original series - he even gets to marry Lieutenant Uhura (Nichols).
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 17/01/2023, 17:06
Get a Life! (2012 documentary) credited, as himself.
This was a documentary for television, directed by original Star Trek star William Shatner, dealing with the show's fan phenomenon. Lawrence is shown participating in a lecture on themes covered by the show.
This was a documentary for television, directed by original Star Trek star William Shatner, dealing with the show's fan phenomenon. Lawrence is shown participating in a lecture on themes covered by the show.
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 18/01/2023, 1:22
Cannon (1974 TV series) Season 4, episode 4: "Lady in Red", credited, as Armand Duvall.
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 18/01/2023, 1:29
Daniel Boone (???? TV series) Episode and year uncertain, credited, as Hayes Fuller.
In all the sources i checked he was listed as appearing in Season 3, episode 21: "The Long Way Home", but Nick checked this episode and the cast list did not correspond to that listed on IMDb. In the episode I found the title was not mentioned.
In all the sources i checked he was listed as appearing in Season 3, episode 21: "The Long Way Home", but Nick checked this episode and the cast list did not correspond to that listed on IMDb. In the episode I found the title was not mentioned.
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 18/01/2023, 1:33
Perry Mason (1965 TV series) Season 9, episode 6: "The Case of the Carefree Coronary", as Dr. Chauncy Hartlund, to be confirmed.
Found only 2 stills of this Perry Mason episode, but he must be credited in the American episode.
Found only 2 stills of this Perry Mason episode, but he must be credited in the American episode.
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Montaigne, Lawrence
Posted: 04/02/2023, 16:10
The F.B.I. (1965 TV series) Season 1, episode 5: "The Insolents", credited, as Purser
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