Rod Damer

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Rod Damer is an actor who appeared as different Talaxians in episodes of Star Trek: Voyager. As a background actor he received no credit for his appearances but was identified by the call sheets for the episodes. Damer also played a Talaxian in the unreleased video game Star Trek: Voyager - Retribution in 1997.

Other television series he appeared on include E! Mysteries & Scandals (1998), Boston Public (2000, with Christie McNew), The Friendship Hotel (2005, with Cazimir Milostan), House (2006, with Jennifer Morrison and Scott Allen Rinker), Castle (2009, with Gregg Henry and Mark Moses and directed by Jonathan Frakes), Passions, Common Law (2012, with Alicia Coppola, Wade Andrew Williams and Ed Begley, Jr.), Vegas (2013, directed by Roxann Dawson), and Rake (2014, starring Necar Zadegan, with Jeffrey Nordling, Josh Cruze and Bill Cobbs).

Damer worked as stand-in on the thriller Where Truth Lies (1996, with John Savage, Kim Cattrall, Malcolm McDowell, Eric Pierpoint and Janine Stillo) and on the drama A Civil Action (1998, with Mary Mara, Margot Rose, Clayton Landey, Josh Pais, Juli Donald and fellow stand-in Charles Spector).

Among his film credits are Alien Resurrection (1997, with Winona Ryder, Ron Perlman, Brad Dourif, Raymond Cruz, Leland Orser, Rico Bueno and Regan DuCasse), the short drama Last Goodbye (2000, with Ray Uhler), the thriller Killer Me (2001, with Ken Gruz), the short drama Ambrosia (2004), the short comedy Rib Shack (2005), Zodiac (2007, with John Carroll Lynch, Zach Grenier, John Mahon, Matt Winston, J. Patrick McCormack, Thomas Kopache, J.D. Cullum, Anna Katarina, Cazimir Milostan, James Groh and Brett Rickaby), the short films Charlie Thistle (2008, with Susan Foley), Protection (2009), The Salesman (2010), My Friend Peter (2010), Spacechild (2011), Fiddler Audition (2011), Chinese Takeout (2011), In the Red (2018), and Milkman (2020).

Star Trek appearances

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