Brennan Dyson
Brennan Dyson  began his career as an actor in the early 1990s and appeared as a Deep Space 9 resident in the  pilot episode . During this time he also trained in stunt work and became a working stuntman and stunt coordinator. He worked as a stunt double for Michael Dorn on many episodes of Deep Space Nine and on . More recently, he portrayed a Stunt Klingon in . 

His stunt costume from the episode  and his uniform from Nemesis were later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay.    Also sold were a pair of boots and trousers worn by Dyson.  

Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Dyson moved with his family to California at the age of four. Later, he started a modeling career for brands such as Nike and Gatorade. While working out he met stuntman Mark Riccardi who recommended the stunt business and made the contact with Chester E. Tripp III. Dyson's first stunt part was for stunt coordinator Red Horton on the adventure Storybook (1994, with Scott Leva and Kevin Grevioux).

Besides working as a double for Michael Dorn on Deep Space Nine, Dyson also performed stunts in the science fiction film Project Shadowchaser III (1995, with Chuck Borden, Ken Clark, Tim Sitarz, and Joe Witherell), the action comedy The Secret Agent Club (1996, with Chris Doyle, Ken Lesco, Chuck Madalone, and Tom Morga), as a stunt double for Sinbad in the comedy Jingle All the Way (1996, coordinated by Joel Kramer), the comedy Father's Day (1997, with Max Daniels, Peewee Piemonte, and Scott Workman), the action thriller Face/Off (1997), the action movie Executive Target (1997), the action drama The Underground (1997, directed by Cole McKay), and the television series L.A. Heat (1997, with George Colucci, Dennis Madalone, Ed Anders, Mike Gunther, and stunt coordination by Rick New). He also worked as assistant stunt coordinator on the comedy series Malcolm & Eddie.

In 1998, Dyson met  while working as his stunt double on the horror sequel Halloween H20: 20 Years Later under stunt coordination by Donna Keegan. The two became friends and Dyson also doubled LL Cool J on the science fiction remake Rollerball (2002) and the action thriller S.W.A.T. (2003). Since 2009, he has worked as a stunt double for LL Cool J on the crime series NCIS: Los Angeles, which had Miguel Ferrer in its cast. NCIS: Los Angeles is as of 2022 in its thirteenth season.

Dyson also doubled  on two episodes of Diagnosis Murder (1998-1999),  on Malcolm & Eddie,  on Charmed,  on The Unit (2006), Brian White on The Shield,  on Without a Trace, Rick Fox on One Tree Hill, Bert Belasco on House M.D. (2007), David Ramsey on the drama Pay It Forward (2000), Sherman Augustus on the science fiction thriller Virus (1999), Idris Elba on the horror thriller The Reaping (2007), Omar Benson Miller on the science fiction film Transformers (2007),  on the thriller Shooter (2007), Boris Kodjoe on the series Undercovers (2010),  on the action thriller The Expendables (2010), Method Man on the science fiction thriller Future World (2018), and Chris Judge on the fantasy comedy To Have and To Hold.

Other stunt work includes the thriller The Negotiator (1998, stunt coordination by Joel Kramer), the thriller The Siege (1998), the action film Shaft (2000), the fantasy comedy Little Nicky (2000), the science fiction thriller The One (2001), the thriller Dark Blue (2002), the action film Cradle 2 the Grave (2003), the sequel Spider-Man 2 (2004), the crime drama State of Play (2009), the science fiction film G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009), the horror sequel The Final Destination (2009), the science fiction film Avatar (2009), and the science fiction sequel Independence Day: Resurgence (2016). He also worked on the television series Brimstone, The Parkers, Married with Children, Port Charles, Martial Law, Yes Dear, Crossing Jordan, Grey's Anatomy, Medium, Numb3rs, Joan of Arcadia, Sleeper Cell (2006, stunt coordination by Merritt Yohnka), Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2009, stunt coordination by Joel Kramer), If Loving You Is Wrong (2016), and Magnum P.I. (2019).

Among his credits as stunt coordinator are the science fiction thriller Recoil (2001), the horror film Sheltered (2010), the family movie Arlo: The Burping Pig (2016), the action thriller Altitude (2017, with Mickey Cassidy and Panuvat Anthony Nanakornpanom), the television comedy After School Special (2017, with Jessi Fisher), and the horror film Middle of the Night (2018), on which he also worked as executive producer and second unit director.

More recent projects include utility stunts on the drama Bolden (2019, with Ser'Darius Blain, Jay Caputo, Alex Daniels, Zedric Harris, Cheryl Lewis, Kortney Manns, Hugh Aodh O'Brien, Eugene Collier, Jeff Sanders, and Damion Poitier) and stunt driving on the short thriller 38 Minutes (2020, written, produced, and directed by Paul Lacovara and with Troy Brenna and Eric Norris).

Star Trek appearances

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