D. C. Fontana

Screenwriter of Star Trek series

D. C. Fontana - Artists & Creatives born March 25th, 1939
Born
Died

2019
7 years ago — 80 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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United States

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A prominent screenwriter and producer contributed significantly to the Star Trek franchise, particularly during its early years. Worked on the original Star Trek series, helping to shape its narrative and themes. Later involved in various Star Trek spin-offs and adaptations, solidifying a reputation in science fiction television. Also wrote for other series and films, showcasing versatility across different genres.

Wrote episodes for the original Star Trek series

Contributed to Star Trek: The Next Generation

Developed storylines for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

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