Dorothy Hack
Dorothy Hack  is an actress who appeared as recurring Bajoran woman in several episodes of .

Born as daughter to actor  and actress , Dorothy Hack had her first "acting" work as an infant in the drama Invitation to Happiness (1939) and in the drama My Son, My Son! (1940).

Further acting work includes the crime drama Mildred Pierce (1945), the musical Up in Central Park (1948), the romance One Sunday Afternoon (1948, with Gail Bonney), the comedy Athena (1954), the Western Love Me Tender (1956, with William Campbell), the drama King Creole (1958, with Lilyan Chauvin), and the adventure The Light in the Forest (1958, with Kay E. Kuter).

She worked as background actress on episodes of The Andy Griffith Show (1962), Bonanza (1967, with Kim Darby), and Petticoat Junction (1970), the family drama The Biscuit Eater (1972, directed by Vincent McEveety), the drama Mask (1985, with Cher, Lawrence Monoson, Andrew Robinson, and Wayne Grace), the science fiction sequel Back to the Future Part III (1990, with Christopher Lloyd and Mike Watson), and the television series Remington Steele, Hart to Hart, Dynasty (1981 episode "Blake Goes to Jail" with Peter Mark Richman, Lloyd Haynes, Lee Bergere, Benjie Bancroft, Buzz Barbee, Tony Dante, Peter Paul Eastman, George Sasaki, and Robert Strong), Hudson Street (1995-1996), Paradise (1988-1990, with Ivonne Perez), Diagnosis: Murder, and Cybill (1996, episode "Educating Zoey" with David Ogden Stiers, 1996 episode "It's for You, Mrs. Lincoln" with Harry Hutchinson, Janet Dey, and Beth Persky, 1996 episode "Going to Hell in a Limo: Part 2" with Stephen Lee, Irving Ross, Mike Fujimoto, and Harry Boykoff, 1996 episode "The Little Drummer Girls", 1997 episode "From Boca, with Love" with Estelle Harris, William Steinfeldt, and Irving Ross, 1997 episode "The Love of Her Life" with William Steinfeldt, Irving Ross, and Jay Montalvo, 1997 episode "Where's a Harpoon When You Need One?" with Irving Ross and Michael Wajacs, 1998 episode "Cybill Sheridan's Day Off", and 1998 episode "Whose Wife Am I, Anyway?" with Robertson Dean).

Since 1959, Hack has been married to retired stuntman .

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DS9 performers