
Eric Menyuk
Acting
1959-11-05 · Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
Eric Menyuk is an American attorney and former actor. He is best known for his brief appearances in the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation as the Traveler. He was originally considered for the role of the android Data, which was eventually given to Brent Spiner. To portray the character, he had to undergo a three-hour make-up process on each day of shooting, including prosthetics applied to his face and to both hands to reduce the number of fingers shown. He later remarked that although he respected the work of Michael Westmore, he disliked the prosthetics on his hands and went out of his way during shooting to hide them.[6] Following his appearances on Star Trek, he has appeared on the convention circuit,[6] including Star Trek-themed cruises on Carnival Cruise Lines. After retiring from his acting career, he retrained to become an attorney and represents children with disabilities and specializes in children's education rights.
Filmography(23)
tvStar Trek: Prodigy
as The Traveler (voice) · 2021 · 7.2
tvL.A. Doctors
as Daniel Dalsky · 1998 · 8.5
movieVoice from the Grave
as Nate Bradshaw · 1996 · 6.2
movieThe Babysitter
as Joe · 1995 · 5.2
tvUnhappily Ever After
as Policeman · 1995 · 6.9
tvEllen
as Jim Hogan · 1994 · 6.1
movieThe Air Up There
as Mark Collins · 1994 · 6.2
tvDiagnosis: Murder
as Peter · 1993 · 7.1
movieFearless
as Sears Salesman · 1993 · 6.9
tvMelrose Place
as Physician · 1992 · 5.9
movieIn My Daughter's Name
as Roman Kosner · 1992 · 7.0
movieFourth Story
as Det. Babbitt · 1991 · 5.4
movieGhost Dad
as Clinic Doctor · 1990 · 5.1
tvStar Trek: The Next Generation
as Traveler · 1987 · 8.4
tvMarried... with Children
as Gerry · 1987 · 7.7
tvMarried... with Children
as Black Bob · 1987 · 7.7
movieThe Betty Ford Story
as Jake · 1987 · 0.0
tvMatlock
as Al White · 1986 · 7.1
tvMatlock
as Attorney · 1986 · 7.1
tvMatlock
as Larry Thorpe · 1986 · 7.1
tvNight Court
as Pizza Guy · 1984 · 7.3
tvCheers
as Larry The Mailman · 1982 · 7.6
tvFalcon Crest
as Dr. Peters · 1981 · 5.6