Jeffrey Hunter

American actor in 'Star Trek'

Jeffrey Hunter - Performers & Entertainers born November 25th, 1926
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An actor and producer, gained prominence through multiple film and television roles during the mid-20th century. Featured in the iconic role of Captain Christopher Pike in the original 'Star Trek' series. Additionally starred in notable films such as 'King of Kings' and 'The Last Howl'. His contributions to the film industry spanned various genres and projects, showcasing a range of skills and characteristics on screen.

Played Captain Christopher Pike in 'Star Trek'

Starred in 'King of Kings' as Jesus Christ

Appeared in 'The Last Howl'

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