Coleman McClary
Coleman McClary  is an actor who appeared as an operations officer in several first season episodes of . In addition, he worked as stand-in for guest actor Cully Fredricksen on the first season episode , for Luigi Amodeo on the episode , and for David Graf on the episode . He received no credit for his appearances but is listed on the call sheets.

McClary was born in California and is the son of All-American basketball player Douglas McClary and the grandson of All-American pioneer of the sport Harold "Mac" McClary. He played football and studied at the University of Mississippi and studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, where he studied under Stella Adler and Michael Moriarty. McClary received great respect and notice for his performance as Jesus in the large-scale Los Angeles stage production of The Passion Play (1998; 2000-2003).

Among his first on-screen roles are recurring roles in the daily soaps Santa Barbara (1986, along Nicolas Coster and Louise Sorel), Days of Our Lives (1986-1987, with Jim Fitzpatrick), and The Young and the Restless (1988). He portrayed guest roles in Blacke's Magic (1986), Family Medical Center (1988), The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. (1994, with J.G. Hertzler, Clement von Franckenstein, and Morgan Woodward), and Models, Inc. (1994, with Denise Crosby), until he worked on Star Trek: Voyager during its first season.

McClary's Star Trek performance was followed by supporting roles in the television movie The Rockford Files: If the Frame Fits... (1996, with Randy Oglesby, Terry Jackson, and Herschel Sparber), 's sport drama Jerry Maguire (1996), 's drama Boogie Nights (1997, with Michael Jace, Mike Gunther, and Allan Graf), and the horror comedy sequel Addams Family Reunion (1998, along Carel Struycken, Ed Begley, Jr., Ray Walston, Estelle Harris, Lindsey Haun, Leigh Taylor-Young, Clint Howard, and Hilary Shepard). Further television roles include episodes of 3rd Rock from the Sun (1996, with Ed Begley, Jr., Richard Gilbert-Hill, and Lindsey Haun), Diagnosis Murder (1997, with Carlos Palomino), Profiler (1997, with Dennis Christopher and Jack Blessing), Strong Medicine (2002), Guilty or Innocent? (2006), and as a series regular starring as Dennis in the drama series What Goes On (2007).

McClary had starring roles in the three independent films Hot Java (2004), Bar Noise (2005), and Herstory (2007, with Albie Selznick). All three films received awards and nominations in several festivals. He appeared in the short drama Time (2008) and in the comedy Table for Three (2008, along with Jack Axelrod and Robert Towers). He also starred in the award-winning feature film Hubristic.

Beside his film and television work, he was featured in 's music video Cold and Empty, performed in several commercials, including Toyota, McDonald's, Diet Coke, and the Jack in the Box "Swingers" commercial which played during the Super Bowl (2008), as well as in several stage productions such as A Memory of Two Mondays, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, The Pleasure of his Company, Arms and His Man, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

More recently, McClary filmed the thriller Argo (2012, with Victor Garber, Titus Welliver, Keith Szarabajka, Page Leong, Bob  Gunton, Jamie McShane, Adrienne Barbeau, Bill Blair, Peter Henry Schroeder, L.L. Ginter, Randy Oglesby, and Sandra Plazinic), the short comedy Going Together (2016), the Criminal Minds episode "300" (2018, with Mark Casimir Dyniewicz), the thriller The Runner (2021), and the drama Under the Jacarandas (2022).

He is currently involved in producing two feature film, a prequel and a sequel, Sorrow for Gold and Dreams of Aces. Both films are award-winning scripts based on true events featuring McClary's relationship with Double-Ace war hero Col. Hal Fischer. He is a writer of both scripts and will be playing a leading role in both films.

Star Trek appearances

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