Max Grodénchik
Max Grodénchik ( born November 12, 1952 in Queens, New York, United States ) is an American actor, who has worked in many television series and television and movies.
Life
After the completion of training as an actor Grodénchik initially worked with only in smaller film and series roles. Among other things, he had supporting parts in the films Barton Fink and The Rocketeer.
With the series Star Trek: The Next Generation incipient science fiction boom Grodénchik then got fixed roles in series that played in the Star Trek universe. In Star Trek: The Next Generation was its small body size of benefits and he received in individual episodes each the role of a Ferengi. This was also crucial for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, where he got a fixed role. He should again play a Ferengi, lost the role of the barman Quark to his colleague Armin Shimerman and got to Rome by his brother, whom he portrayed for seven years. In the meantime, he also acted in one of the movies with. In Star Trek: Insurrection, he embodied a document emanating from the Trill crew member of the ship's library.
After the end of the series Grodénchik then entered again mainly in alternating episodes of various TV series on. Because of its ties to the series Deep Space Nine, he joined in the following years regularly as a guest on various national and international Star Trek conventions.
He is fluent in German and French.