Robert O'Reilly

Robert O'Reilly

Acting 1950-03-25 New York, New York, USA

Robert O'Reilly (born March 25, 1950, in New York City) is an American film, stage, and television actor and director. He is best known for his role as Chancellor Gowron, the leader of the Klingon Empire, in the Star Trek franchise—particularly on Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. O'Reilly’s career spans over 100 films and TV episodes, often portraying antagonistic or villainous characters. He appeared in series like Cheers, Knight Rider, MacGyver, NYPD Blue, and films such as The Mask. He has also performed on Broadway and at Carnegie Hall. Notably, he received a Drama-Logue Award in 1981 for directing the play Getting Out. His first Star Trek appearance was in The Next Generation episode "Manhunt," but he is most recognized for playing Gowron from the episode "Reunion" onward, across several Next Generation and Deep Space Nine episodes, and related media including video games. O'Reilly drew inspiration for Gowron from Shakespearean characters, notably Edmund from King Lear. He has reprised Gowron in various Star Trek-related events and conventions. In theater, he has appeared in Broadway and off-Broadway productions, including The Tavern, The Promise, and played roles like Edmund in King Lear. He has been active with the Colony Theatre Company in Burbank, California, both as an actor and director. He is married to Judy O'Reilly, with whom he has triplet sons. His hobbies include golf and baseball. Robert O'Reilly retired from acting but remains involved in the Star Trek community through conventions and voice roles

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2024 Camera Operator
2022 Self
2021 Self
2005 Kurt Delock (uncredited)
2003 Officer #2
2001 Kago-Darr
2001 Quinn Jankowski
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1999 L.V. Sacco
1999 Technician
1997 Karl Stark
1997 Bartender
1995 Evermore
1994 The Figure
1993 Mark Dunford
1993 Rudy Exner
1993 Calvin James / Carl Shivers
1993 Countman
1992 Paul
1991 Younger Man in Car
1991 Whitey
1991 Air Traffic Controller
1990 FEMA Radioman
1990
1990 Victor Kelso
1987 Gowron
1987 Scarface
1986 Assassin
1985 Johnny
1985
1985 Curt Neilson
1985 Fur Collar Man
1985 Chance
1984 A.J. Grodin
1984 Willem Sunderson
1984 Stephen Ridgely
1983
1982 Jack Riker
1982 Jake Simpson
1982 Snyder
1982 Ed Fogerty
1982 Sheehan
1981 Mr. Kumar
1977 Ryan
1977