Gene Dynarski

Gene Dynarski was born on Sep 13, 1933 in USA. Gene Dynarski's big-screen debut came with Morituri directed by Bernhard Wicki in 1965, strarring Merchant Marine (uncredited). Gene Dynarski is known for Command & Conquer: Red Alert directed by Joseph D. Kucan, Arthur Roberts stars as General Gunter von Esling and Barry Kramer as General Nikos Stavros. The upcoming new movie Gene Dynarski plays is Apple Jack which will be released on Sep 16, 2003.

Balding, often moustachioed Brooklyn-born Eugene Dynarski was a prolific character actor of Polish ancestry. He moved to California in 1957 after serving in the U.S. Navy and learned his craft at Los Angeles City College, Harbor College and UCLA. Obtaining acting work via renowned casting director Lynn Stalmaster, he first appeared on the screen in 1963, frequently personifying characters of Slavic background with names like Pollick, Barmak, Krodak or Kowalski. He had a particularly good line in villains which he made all the more menacing with his outwardly calm but intense manner. He portrayed Stalin to critical acclaim on the stage in a 1987 production of David Pownall's "Master Class" (as well as providing the dictator's voice for Command & Conquer: Alerte Rouge (1996)). Dynarski made appearances in both Star Trek (1966) and Star Trek: La nouvelle génération (1987), the latter featuring him as a starbase commander. Very much a regular contributor to the science fiction genre, he also played Egghead's henchman Benedict in Batman (1966), donned one of Paul Zastupnevich's monster heads as a sea centaur in Voyage au fond des mers (1964), played a malevolent prison warden in Land of the Giants (1968) and an ill-fated hunter in X Files: aux frontières du réel (1993) who falls victim to a bat-human hybrid monster. Dynarski also had small parts in the Steven Spielberg productions Duel (1971) and Rencontres du troisième type (1977). In 1979, he established the Gene Dynarski Theater near Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles which remained in operation until the 1990s. Dynarski retired from screen acting in 2003.