David Gautreaux is an award-winning theater actor/director and a frequent guest star on many popular TV series. Most recently he has appeared on _2014 "Rake"; Hawaii 5-0; Castle; 2013- "Rules of Engagement"; "Body of Proof"; the Lifetime Movie "Left to Die"; "Damages" the final season. His first feature was Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), having been originally cast as science officer, full Vulcan Lt. Xon to replace Leonard Nimoy's character, Mr. Spock.
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David Gautreaux is an award-winning theater actor/director and a frequent guest star on many popular TV series. Most recently he has appeared on _2014 "Rake"; Hawaii 5-0; Castle; 2013- "Rules of Engagement"; "Body of Proof"; the Lifetime Movie "Left to Die"; "Damages" the final season. His first feature was Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), having been originally cast as science officer, full Vulcan Lt. Xon to replace Leonard Nimoy's character, Mr. Spock.
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David was originally cast for the role of Lieutenant Xon (pronounced "Zahn"), Science Officer aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise for the series Star Trek - Phase II prior to the project being pulled and reworked into the first of the Star Trek Movies.
David Gautreaux is an award-winning theater actor/director and a frequent guest star on many popular TV series. Most recently he has appeared on _2014 \"Rake\"; Hawaii 5-0; Castle; 2013- \"Rules of Engagement\"; \"Body of Proof\&q
Trivia:
David was originally cast for the role of Lieutenant Xon (pronounced "Zahn"), Science Officer aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise for the series Star Trek - Phase II prior to the project being pulled and reworked into the first of the Star Trek Movies.
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David Gautreaux is an award-winning theater actor/director and a frequent guest star on many popular TV series. Most recently he has appeared on _2014 "Rake"; Hawaii 5-0; Castle; 2013- "Rules of Engagement"; "Body of Proof"; the Lifetime Movie "Left to Die"; "Damages" the final season. His first feature was Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), having been originally cast as science officer, full Vulcan Lt. Xon to replace Leonard Nimoy's character, Mr. Spock.
