Marco Rodriguez is a veteran actor with over 130 credits to his name, and two of those roles were on "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
Marco first appeared on TNG in the first season episode "The Arsenal of Freedom" as a holographic version of Captain Paul Rice, where he shared the screen with Jonathan Frakes, Denise Crosby, and Brent Spiner. He returned in season four in "The Wounded," where he was one of the first people to portray a Cardassian, alongside Time Winters and Marc Alaimo. We learn all about his time in Trek and the inside scoop on some stories you may have never heard before about these episodes.
Plus, his first film gig ever on a James Coburn film, Carroll' O' Conner stories from "Archie Bunker's Place," being in "The Crow" with Brandon Lee and Ernie Hudson, working on "TJ Hooker" with William Shatner and DS9 Alumni James Darren, Pat Morita and VOY alumni Roxann Dawson in "Ohara," getting shot by Sylvester Stallone in "Cobra," acting with Jon Lovitz and Louise Fletcher AKA Kai Winn from DS9 in "High School High," Working with Clint Eastwood twice in "The Rookie" and "Million-Dollar Baby" along with a third upcoming role, and more!
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