Elisha Cook Jr.
“Star Trek” (1966) playing “Samuel T. Cogley”(as Elisha Cook) in episode: “Court Martial” (episode # 1.20) 2/2/1967
He was also in The Big Sleep, The Maltese Falcon and Shane.
No one mentioned Persis Khambatta. Died of cancer, I think.
Um, flertbert mentioned her in the very first post… 
Eric
Wrong on both counts, she was the inspiration for the OP and she died of a heart attack.
John Colicos (Captain Kor of the Klingon Empire and Baltar on Battlestar Galactica) is dead.
Anyone know the status of the other two of the original three Klingon Commanders - Michael Ansara as Kang (whom I think might be dead) and William Campbell as Koloth (as well as Trelaine, the Squire of Gothos)?
When bad things happen to good tag lines.
William Campbell & Michael Ansara are both still alive, according to IMDB.
Hey Knead, cut me some slack! I posted that and read it and thought “stupid stupid stuipd.” But it could be an “in spirit” kind of sentiment. Ugh.
I’ll go slink off in a corner now.
(and the problem with the internet is you can’t deny having said anything. Damn modern technology!)
Just a few more
Vic “Mel I mean Jojo Krako” Taylor "A Piece of the Action
Ed Peck Colonel Fellini in “Tommorow is Yesterday”
Charles “Landru” Macaulay “Return of the Archons”
David “Anan7” Opatshu “A Taste of Armageddon”
Vic “Nomad” Perrin “The Changling”
Barry “Surak” Atwater “The Savage Curtain”
Bart “Yarnek” La Rue “The Savage Curtain”
Ian “Mr Atoz” Wolfe “All of our Yesterdays”
And of course Adolph Hitler (Uncredited voice) “The City on the edge of Forever”
OK, where the hell did Hitler come from?
Adolph Hitler is DEAD???
Well, he controlled the Falklands War from his secret base in Argentina, but he was 93 then, so he’s undoubtedly croaked by now (yea!) unless you count the Boys From Brazil or something.
;j
How about Star Trek cast members that should be dead? I nominate Frank Gorshin.
kingpengvin, I hoped you saved that post somewhere before submitting…