Wayne King, Sr.
Wayne King, Sr.  was a stuntman and stunt coordinator who worked as stunt double for Michael Dorn in a fight scene against stuntman Geoff Brewer on the  first season episode . He received no credit for this stunt but is listed on the call sheet and filmed this scene under Stunt Coordinator Erik Cord on Friday  on Paramount Stage 6. His son Wayne King, Jr. was also a stuntman and worked on later Star Trek productions.

He started in the stunt business in the 1970s and performed stunts in films such as the science fiction drama The Omega Man (1971, with Chuck Courtney, Gary Epper, Tony Epper, Buddy Joe Hooker, and Henry Kingi, Sr.), the action movie Cleopatra Jones (1973, with Paul Baxley, Bobby Clark, Nick Dimitri, Eddy Donno, Robert Herron, Henry Kingi, Sr., Gene LeBell, Bob Minor, Victor Paul, Jerry Summers, George Wilbur, and Glenn R. Wilder), the crime drama The Blue Knight (1973, stunt coordination by Robert Bralver and directed by Robert Butler), the action drama Black Samson (1974, with Tony Brubaker, Erik Cord, Nick Dimitri, Robert Herron, Tom Huff, Gene LeBell, Bob Minor, Frank Orsatti, Charles Picerni, and stunt coordination by Eddy Donno), the action comedy Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze (1975, with Robert Bralver, Dick Durock, Robert Herron, and stunt coordination by Tony Epper), the science fiction film Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde (1976, with Tony Brubaker, Donna Garrett, Henry Kingi, Sr., and stunt coordination by Bob Minor), the crime drama Death Journey (1976, with Tony Brubaker, Erik Cord, Nick Dimitri, and George Wilbur), the thriller The Domino Principle (1977, with George Sawaya), and the comedy H.O.T.S. (1979, with Vince Deadrick and Jesse Wayne).

Further stunt work includes the television movie Police Story: Confessions of a Lady Cop (1980, stunt coordination by Robert Bralver), the comedy Wholly Moses! (1980, with Bobby Bass, Steve Boyum, Richard E. Butler, Gilbert Combs, Andy Epper, Loren Janes, Johnny C. Meier, Bennie E. Moore, Jr., Victor Paul, and Mike Washlake), the science fiction comedy Heartbeeps (1981, with Kerrie Cullen, Diamond Farnsworth, Julie Johnson, Bill McTosh, Faith Minton, Mary Peters, and Bruce Barbour), the comedy D.C. Cab (1983, with Steve Boyum, Janet Brady, Tony Brubaker, Carl Ciarfalio, John Eskobar, Allan Graf, Jim Halty, Billy Hank Hooker, Buddy Joe Hooker, Eric Mansker, Buck McDancer, Alan Oliney, Mic Rodgers, Sharon Schaffer, and Ron Stein), the thriller The Mean Season (1985, with George Wilbur), the comedy Volunteers (1985, with Alan Marcus, Kane Hodder, and stunt coordination by B.J. Davis), episodes of Matt Houston (1985, with Richard Herd, Valerie Wildman, Ted Barba, , Ellen Bry, and Ray Walston), the crime comedy Ruthless People (1986, with Phil Adams, Greg Barnett, Charlie Croughwell, Vince Deadrick, Diamond Farnsworth, Ralph Garrett, Loren Janes, Max Kleven, Faith Minton, Pat Romano, Ben Scott, John-Clay Scott, Mike Watson, Vince Deadrick, Jr., and Carey Loftin), the crime drama Colors (1988), the action comedy Dead Heat (1988, with Geoff Brewer, Scott Cook, Monty Cox, Chris Doyle, Andy Epper, Andy Gill, Loren Janes, Al Jones, Lane Leavitt, Gene LeBell, Troy Melton, Noon Orsatti, Mario Roberts, and George Wilbur), and the drama Separate Lives (1995, with Christine Anne Baur, Erik Cord, Wally Crowder, Phil Culotta, Vince Deadrick, Corey Eubanks, Tom Harper, Paul Lane, Tom Morga, Peter Stader, Jerry Summers, and stunt coordination by John Moio).

In his later years, King, Sr. had stunt acting parts in the crime comedy Very Mean Men (2000, with Louise Fletcher, Leigh Allyn Baker, Charles Napier, Dennis Madalone, Laura Albert, Ron Althoff, Brian Avery, John Eskobar, Kim Robert Koscki, Kurt Lott, J.P. Romano, and stunt coordination by Chris Doyle) and in The X-Files episode "Via Negativa" (2000, with Keith Szarabajka).

His last known stunt work was released after he died in 2001. This includes the science fiction thriller Minority Report (2002, with Chris Antonucci, John Ashker, Richard L. Blackwell, Bobby Burns, Keith Campbell, Tony Cecere, Jayson Dumenigo, Paul Eliopoulos, Dana Dru Evenson, Dane Farwell, Christian Fletcher, Ransom Gates, Andy Gill, Al Goto, Charles Grisham, Randy Hall, Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Keii Johnston, Dennis Keiffer, Steve Kelso, Paul Lane, J.P. Romano, Keith Shindoll, Brian Simpson, Petra Sprecher, Erik Stabenau, Justin Sundquist, Mark Wagner, April Weeden, Brian J. Williams, and Merritt Yohnka), the action film On the Edge (2002, with Bruce Barbour and Tom Morga and produced, directed, and starring Fred Williamson), and the thriller Dark Blue (2002, with Tony Brubaker, Jeremy Fitzgerald, Brennan Dyson, Ben Bray, Henry Kingi, Jr., Ron Stein, and Marcus Young). King, Sr. also received an "in memory" mention in the end credits of the action sequel Rush Hour 3 in 2007.

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