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Walter Koenig. Actor: Star Trek. Walter Koenig began his acting career in 1962 as an uncredited Sentry in the TV series Combat! (1962), and in the following few years had bit roles in several television shows, until he landed the role that would catapult his career in ways he could never have imagined, as Ensign Pavel Chekov in Star Trek's Original Series (Star Trek (1966)).
Sep 10, 2012 · At last, at 11:30 a.m. Monday, Walter Koenig, who played Chekov on TV’s original 1966-69 Star Trek series, will be the last of the seven main castmembers to get his star on the Hollywood Walk of ...
In his three-hour interview, Walter Koenig talks about his start in acting and his short-lived career as a dancer. He describes his early years in television, including guest spots on Day in Court, The Untouchables, and The Great Adventure -- on which he worked with Lee Marvin. He chronicles acting on the pilot episode of General Hospital, as well as appearing on Ben Casey, Gidget (on which he ...
Walter Koenig. Actor: Star Trek. Walter Koenig began his acting career in 1962 as an uncredited Sentry in the TV series Combat! (1962), and in the following few years had bit roles in several television shows, until he landed the role that would catapult his career in ways he could never have imagined, as Ensign Pavel Chekov in Star Trek's Original Series (Star Trek (1966)).
Nov 13, 2023 · We’ve already shared the news that Star Trek‘s Walter Koenig (Pavel Chekov) will be joining The 7th Rule podcast to recap seasons 2 and 3 of The Original Series.We talked to him about joining ...
Jan 22, 2024 · Walter Koenig's appearance on The 7th Rule podcast brings humor and sharp wit to the discussion of Star Trek: The Original Series episodes. Koenig's ability to recall details from the past impresses his co-hosts, showcasing his sharp memory and extensive knowledge of the show.
Walter Koenig is on the phone with StarTrek.com, sounding hale and hearty and ready for an extensive interview comprised primarily of questions provided by you, our readers. Over the course of 45 minutes, the Star Trek legend talked – with grace, candor and occasional sardonic humor -- about his role as Chekov and how Trek changed his life ...
