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Salome Jens. Actor. Narrator. Voice. [IMDb on Salome Jens]: She and her brother-in-law Anthony Zerbe have both played "Star Trek" villains. She played the Female Changeling in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine while he played Admiral Matthew Dougherty in Star Trek: Insurrection.
Salome Jens Trekkies will immediately recognize Salome Jens as "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"'s female shapeshifter (or as the humanoid progenitor from "Star Trek: The Next Generation"), but Jens was a renowned actress of the stage and screen long before she ever set foot on a federation starship.
Biography. Trekkies will immediately recognize Salome Jens as "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"'s female shapeshifter (or as the humanoid progenitor from "Star Trek: The Next Generation"), but Jens was a renowned actress of the stage and screen long before she ever set foot on a federation starship.
Salome Jens (born May 8, 1935) is an American dancer and actress of stage, film and television. She is perhaps best known for portraying the Female Changeling on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine in the 1990s. She studied drama at HB Studio in Greenwich Village in New York City. First wife of Lee Leonard. She is the sister of Arnette Jens and the sister-in-law of Anthony Zerbe. She and her brother-in ...
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An Interview with Salome Jens 33 Another witness who was present at most of the rehearsals, William Goyen, reported that as Jason Robards and Barbara Loden worked on a scene with Kazan, “Barbara and Jason would read a few lines of dia-logue, then Arthur would interrupt and explain something—with glee and childlike relish.”
Biography. Trekkies will immediately recognize Salome Jens as "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"'s female shapeshifter (or as the humanoid progenitor from "Star Trek: The Next Generation"), but Jens was a renowned actress of the stage and screen long before she ever set foot on a federation starship. Genre films and bizarre, imaginative concepts were ...
