Lawrence Pressman in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Adversary
Lawrence Pressman character in ashes in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Adversary
Lawrence Pressman (1939 - )
TV Deaths[]
- Cannon: The Reformer (1976) [Kent Preedy]: Crushed by a roll of newsprint paper when it collided with the one William Conrad rolled in his direction.
- Police Woman: Father to the Man (1976) [Greg McGuire]: Shot on the beach by Vince Martorano while he and Lawrence Bame are holding Kim Richards; he dies in her arms after the two men are apprehended.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Adversary (1995) [Ambassador Krajensky / Changeling]: Playing a dual role as "Ambassador Krajensky" and a "Changeling" imposter, the real "Ambassador Krajensky" (who is technically never seen) is believed to have been kidnapped or possibly killed and replaced before the episode begins. The "Changeling" suffers a fatal dose of radiation poisoning after being forced against the Defiant's warp core, during a struggle with Rene Auberjonois. He dies moments later, while talking to Rene, after which his body dries out and crumbles into an ash-like substance. (Lawrence was wearing heavy alien make-up, while in his Changeling form).
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Ties of Blood and Water (1997) [Legate Tekeny Ghemor]: Dies (off-screen) of a terminal illness. He's last seen in his final hours, with Nana Visitor by his side. (Lawrence was wearing heavy Cardassian make-up for the role.)
- Criminal Minds: Reckoner (2009) [Boyd Schuller]: Shot to death with a sniper rifle by Tom Ohmer at his own request because he had terminal cancer, he dies in front of Joe Mantegna and the press when he was handcuffed.
- High Potential: The Sauna at the End of the Stairs (2025) [George Donovan]: Dies off-screen of unspecified causes, presumably old age or terminal illness.
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Lawrence Pressman (last seen alive) in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Ties of Blood Water