Originally posted by Trek_Girl42
I got this from various sites (I will paraphrase some and quote Vaughn's words)......
"I've been an actor for 34 years, since the time I was 16. I was a little hoodlum growing up in a small town, and my mother was looking for some kind of activity for me to stay out of trouble. She offered me money to find something positive to do. She gave me $10 to go an audition for a play at school. I got in!, and there were all these girls!, Money and woman were got me into it. The reasons change as time goes on, money and my children are why I still do it. But i've never really done anything else."
(Vaughn on why he favors the Klingons)......
"The Klingons hold a special place in my heart because he was the first character I ever played in Star Trek. When I read the role, I thought, this is perfect for me. He's a warrior, and he wants to live his life the way he wants whether or not it hurts anyone. It was sheer passions!. 'Heart of Glory'
is what it was called, and the character is just that. You can't not enjoy a character like that. He sparked the rest of them."
Vaughn's Enterprise character, Admiral Maxwell Forrest, was named after the late DeForrest Kelley who played Bones on TOS.
Vaughn also never passes up a chance to attend any and all Star Trek conventions. "I truly enjoy meeting all the fans and I always have a blast!"
I met Vaughn at a TNG convention in San Francisco years ago, you remember him at that convention brother Fifth?, he was hanging out with the other actors that played Klingon's.
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