Richard Sarstedt
Richard Graham Sarstedt  is an actor and singer who worked as background performer, stand-in, and photo double for eighteen years on , , , and several . He received no on-screen credit for nearly all of his appearances. Sarstedt's costume as an admiral from the episode  was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay.  His Starfleet uniform as William McKenzie was also sold off.  Besides the regular actors, Denise Crosby, John de Lancie, Colm Meaney, and David B. Levinson, Sarstedt is the only actor who appeared in the pilot episode "Encounter at Farpoint" and in the series final episode "All Good Things..."

According to the call sheet, Sarstedt was scheduled to appear in a corridor scene in the fourth season episode  but was replaced by a fellow background actor as he worked on second unit. He was also scheduled to appear in a corridor scene for the fifth season episode , scene 6, and  but his scenes were not part of the final episodes.

Sarstedt filmed a scene on 2nd unit as photo double for guest actor Larry A. Hankin in the Voyager first season episode  on Thursday  on Paramount Stage 16 but this scene was not part of the final episode.

Sarstedt was born in New Delhi, India and has started his career as a singer under the name Eden Kane, in honor of the film Citizen Kane and the Biblical Garden of Eden, in the early '60s. As Eden Kane, he has had several Top 10 hits in the U.K., including the number one single "Well I Ask You" in 1961. His brothers, Peter Sarstedt and Robin "Robbie" Sarstedt, are also singers. As a singer and with his brothers he appeared in several episodes of the music shows Top of the Pops (1964) and Ready Steady Go! (1964). Between 1961 and 2001 he recorded eight albums, several EPs, and many singles. Sarstedt is married to Charlene and they have two children.

Among his non-Trek resume are acting and stand-in appearances in several films and television series such as Dallas, Dynasty (1987-1989, episode "The Mothers" with Joan Collins, Matthew Faison, and Suzanne Lodge, episode "The Confession" with Joan Collins, Geof Prysirr, and Faith Burton, episode "Shadowplay" with Joan Collins and Lee Faranda, episode "The Surrogate, Part 2" along with Joan Collins, Tom Schanley, and an unknown actor, episode "The Primary" with Collins, Schanley, and Carolyne Barry, episode "The Testing" with Collins, Schanley, Carolyne Barry, and Patricia McPherson, episode "The Fair" with Collins and Gunnel Eriksson, episode "The New Moguls" with Collins, Schanley, Daniel Davis, and an unknown actor, episode "The Spoiler" along with Collins, Daniel Davis, Walter Smith, and John Hugh McKnight, episode "The Interview" with Collins and Philip Weyland, episode "Images" with Collins, Daniel Davis, Lavelle Roby, Walter Smith, Adolphus Hankins, and the unknown actor, episode "The Scandal" with Collins, Daniel Davis, George Murdock, Ian Abercrombie, and John Hugh McKnight, episode "The Trial" with Collins, Fran Bennett, Michael Ensign, and Peter Paul Eastman, episode "The Proposal" with Collins, Michael Ensign, and Fran Bennett, episode "Broken Krystle" with Collins, Jack Murdock, and Carl Ciarfalio, episode "A Touch of Sable" with Collins, Christopher Neame, and Stephanie Beacham, episode "Body Trouble" with Collins and Beacham, episode "Alexis in Blunderland" with Collins, Beacham, Christopher Neame, and Kenneth Tigar, episode "Every Picture Tells a Story" with Collins and Beacham, episode "The Last Hurrah" with Collins and Beacham, episode "The Wedding" with Collins and Beacham, episode "Virginia Reels" with Collins, Beacham, Kenneth Tigar, and George Wilbur, and episode "Blast from the Past" with Collins, Beacham, Tracy Scoggins, John D. Gowans, Spike Silver, Brian J. Williams, and Tom Morga), Falcon Crest (1988, episode "Liars Anonymous" along with Robert Ito, J. Michael Flynn, Angela Paton, Allan G. Royal, Lee Delano, Faith Burton, and Dave Armstrong), Sisters (1991-1996, starring Ashley Judd), and the Columbo episodes "Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo" (1990, with Jean-Paul Vignon and Ed McCready) and "Columbo and the Murder of a Rock Star" (1991, with Terrence Beasor).

Stock footage of his appearance from the Dynasty episode "The Fair" can later be seen in the television mini-series Dynasty: The Reunion (1991, with Joan Collins, Robin Sachs, Tony Jay, Keone Young, Gunnell Eriksson, Gary Hunter, Tom Morga, Keith Campbell, and Lynn Salvatori).

Star Trek appearances

Recurring appearances 
  as command officer
  (Season 1)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  (Season 2)
 
  (Season 3)
 
 
 
 
  (Season 4)
 
 
 
 
  (Season 5)
 
 
  (Season 6)
 
 
 
 
  (Season 7)
 
 
 
  as William McKenzie
 (Season 1)

 (Season 2)

 (Season 3)

 (Season 4)

 (Season 5)

 (Season 6)
 (Season 7)

Stand-in work 

  – stand-in for Jonathan Frakes
 Season 4-7
  – stand-in for guest actors
  – stand-in for John de Lancie
  – stand-in for John de Lancie
  – stand-in for Clayton Rohner
  – stand-in for Michael Ensign and George Coe
  – stand-in for Paul Tompkins
  – stand-in for John de Lancie
  – stand-in for Earl Billings
  – stand-in for David Ogden Stiers
  – stand-in for John Fleck, Larry Dobkin, and Edward Wiley
  – stand-in for Colm Meaney
  – stand-in for Ben Slack and Tom Ormeny
  – stand-in for Stephen James Carver, Michael G. Hagerty, Timothy Carhart, and Robert O'Reilly
  – stand-in for Scott Marlowe and Jeffrey Hayenga
  – stand-in for Colm Meaney
  – stand-in for Daniel Roebuck and Malachi Throne
  – stand-in for Daniel Roebuck
  – stand-in for Matt Frewer
  – stand-in for Steven Einspahr
  – stand-in for Doug Wert
  – stand-in for John Snyder
  – stand-in for Colm Meaney, Lincoln Simonds and Ryan Reid
  – stand-in for Robert Duncan McNeill and Richard Rothenberg
  – stand-in for Christopher Halsted and Tony Jay
  – stand-in for Alan Scarfe
  – stand-in for Alan Oppenheimer
  – stand-in for Norman Large
  – stand-in for Paul Sorvino
  – stand-in for John de Lancie
  – stand-in for Robert Picardo
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  (cover stand-in)
  – stand-in for Robert Beltran
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  – stand-in for guest actors
  – stand-in for Scott MacDonald, Richard Poe, Bruce French, Jeff McCarthy, and Eric David Johnson
  – stand-in for Larry A. Hankin
  – stand-in for Vaughn Armstrong
  – stand-in for Francis Guinan
  – stand-in for John Cirigliano
  – stand-in for Ronald Guttman
  – stand-in for Anthony De Longis
  – stand-in for James Sloyan and Larry Hankin
  – stand-in for Armand Schultz
  – stand-in for David Graf
  – stand-in for Mark Kiely and Jack Shearer
  – stand-in for Tom Todoroff
  – stand-in for Christian R. Conrad
  – stand-in for Christian R. Conrad
  – stand-in for Leigh J. McCloskey
  – stand-in for John Rhys-Davies
  – stand-in for Lou Simon
  – stand-in for John Rhys-Davies
  – stand-in for Danny Goldring and Mark Metcalf
  – stand-in for Jack Shearer
  – stand-in for Alexander Enberg and Daniel Betances
  – stand-in for Christopher Darga
  – stand-in for Kevin Tighe
  – stand-in for Robert Tyler
  – stand-in for Jeff Kober
  – stand-in for Tarik Ergin
  – stand-in for Scott Bakula
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  – stand-in for guest actors
  – stand-in for Mark Moses, Joseph Ruskin, Steve Lambert, Ron King, Jason Grant Smith, and James Horan
  – stand-in for Christopher Darga
  – stand-in for Jamie McShane
  – stand-in for Francis Guinan

 – stand-in for Jonathan Frakes and Alan Ruck
 – stand-in for Jonathan Frakes
 – stand-in for Jonathan Frakes

External links 
  – official site
 
 

Performers
TNG performers
VOY performers
ENT performers
Film performers
Stand-ins
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