Taylor also directed five episodes from the original Star Trek.
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| - Taylor also directed five episodes from the original Star Trek.
- Hij regisseerde vijf afleveringen van Star Trek: The Original Series tijdens het derde seizoen, namelijk "The Paradise Syndrome", "Wink of an Eye", "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield", "The Mark of Gideon" en "The Cloud Minders".
- Taylor was born in New York City and graduated from the University of California, Berkeley. He began his career in show business as an actor, making his debut as radioman Private Abramowitz in the 1956 war film Attack, which co-starred William Smithers. Perhaps his most notable film role was that of Allied POW Goff in the World War II classic The Great Escape. Another actor who appeared in this film was Lawrence Montaigne, who appeared in two episodes of the original Star Trek.
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| - Taylor also directed five episodes from the original Star Trek.
- Hij regisseerde vijf afleveringen van Star Trek: The Original Series tijdens het derde seizoen, namelijk "The Paradise Syndrome", "Wink of an Eye", "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield", "The Mark of Gideon" en "The Cloud Minders".
- Taylor was born in New York City and graduated from the University of California, Berkeley. He began his career in show business as an actor, making his debut as radioman Private Abramowitz in the 1956 war film Attack, which co-starred William Smithers. Perhaps his most notable film role was that of Allied POW Goff in the World War II classic The Great Escape. Another actor who appeared in this film was Lawrence Montaigne, who appeared in two episodes of the original Star Trek. During the 1961-62 television season, Taylor was a series regular on the NBC medical drama Dr. Kildare, portraying Dr. Thomas Gerson. He then made numerous appearances on Paramount Television's action drama series The Fugitive, including an episode directed by Ralph Senensky. He has also appeared in multiple episodes of the television drama series 12 O'Clock High, starring Robert Lansing. Other Star Trek actors he worked with on this show included Paul Carr, Frank Overton, Andrew Prine, Bert Remsen, and Jason Wingreen.
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