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Jeremy Roberts is an American actor who has appeared in movies such as The Mask, Herbie Fully Loaded, and Star Trek VI. He also served in the Vietnam War as a Marine and played Lt. Dmitri Valtane in Star Trek VI and Flashback.
- January 1, 1
- 1.88 m
- Birmingham, Alabama, USA
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Jeremy Roberts is an actor who appeared in Star Trek VI, The Mask, and Christmas Vacation. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama, served in the Marines, and graduated from the American Conservatory Theatre.
- September 18, 1954
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Jeremy Roberts is a veteran American character actor who appeared in "Star Trek" franchise, "The Mexican", and "Herbie: Fully Loaded". See his filmography, ratings, and biography on Rotten Tomatoes.
Tomatometer®Audience ScoreTitleCreditNo Score Yet86%Thug (Guest Star)No Score Yet71%Unknown (Guest Star)No Score Yet87%Unknown (Guest Star)No Score Yet95%Unknown (Guest Star)Jeremy Roberts (born 18 September 1954; age 69) is an actor who played Lieutenant Commander Dimitri Valtane in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country and the Star Trek: Voyager third season episode "Flashback", and Meso'Clan in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fourth season episode "Hippocratic Oath".
Listen to Jeremy Roberts, who played Commander Valtaine in Star Trek VI and Voyager, talk about his career, his on-set memories, and his charity work. Learn how he followed a dream to become an actor and worked with George Takei, Kate Mulgrew, and Jim Carrey.
