RIP Rene Auberjonois

[LVSteve]

As a major Star Trek fan I'm surprised I missed this on the 8th, but I did. He acted in many movies and TV shows, but is probably best remembered for playing Odo in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. He will be missed.

Ren'e Auberjonois - Wikipedia

 

[LVSteve]

IN star trek hell be known for Odo. Hes the second of the 3 loved aliens of deep space 9 to die this year. Nog died a few months back.

Honestly, hell be best known for his movies. Especially The Patriot.

I had no idea that Aron Eisenberg had also passed. Reading more about him and his health issues really brought home how good he was in the role.

My wife and I have been watching Babylon 5 on Comet TV lately, and the attrition of the actors from that show is frightening. All good things, I guess.

 

[Rudi]

Sadley, there is no time warp for us Trekkies. So many have gone on ahead. Miss them all.

 

[BigBill]

Time sails on, gimme warp speed Scottie.

 

[texmex]

Good journey Constable.

 

[Rustyt1953]

Rest easy Father Mulcahy.

 

[ContinentalOp]

I remember watching him on Benson, but my favorite was Odo from DS9. Odo's my favorite from all the Star Trek series I've seen.

RIP.

 

[kmyers]

I mainly remember him from an old movie that I saw when about 7 or so Escape of the Birdmen loosely based on the Colditz glider and also starred Doug McClure, Chuck Connors, Max Baer Jr and Tom Skerritt. I think I always remembered it because it is a memory from my young childhood and saw it when spending a weekend at an old farmhouse my grandparents had.

 

[CH4]

He was good in Ally Mcbeal, but overshadowed by Shatner and others.

 

[Lou_the_welder]

He was great on DS9.
He will be missed.
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[Watchdog]

Rene Auberjonois looked so ordinary but unusually striking at the same time, he could play any role and make it believable for the audience.

I liked him in The Patriot. He and Leon Rippy (from Rock Hill, South Carolina!) added some real touches of authenticity to the film that could make the viewer gloss over a lot of Mel Gibson's exaggerated heroics.