Mark Lenard (with John Russell) in Noon Sunday
Mark Lenard (1924 - 1996)
Film Deaths:[]
- Noon Sunday (1975) [Jason Cootes]: Shot to death (off-camera) in a shoot-out with the soldiers after he runs out of ammunition; the scene ends on a freeze-frame after we hear his gun go "click."
- Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) [Klingon Captain]: Killed in an explosion when his ship is destroyed by V'Ger. (Thanks to Donald and Les)
TV Deaths:[]
- Star Trek: Balance of Terror (1966) [Romulan Commander]: Killed in an explosion when he activates his ship's self-destruct control rather than be captured. (Thanks to Donald and Les)
- Greatest Heroes of the Bible: The Story of Noah (1978) [character name unavailable]: Drowns, along with most of the remaining people on Earth, by the great flood.
- Star Trek: The Next Generation: Unification, Part 1 (1991) [Sarek]: Dies (off-screen) of a Vulcan neurological illness. We learn of his death when Patrick Stewart is informed. (Thanks to Donald and Les)
- In the Heat of the Night: Legacy (1993) [Horace Sloan]: Dies of a heart attack (hitting his head on the floor as he falls) during an argument/struggle with his son (Edward Albert).
Gallery[]
Mark Lenard’s ship self-destructing (on communication monitor) in Star Trek: Balance of Terror
Mark Lenard’s ship being destroyed by V’ger in Star Trek: The Motion Picture