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Star Trek Alien Actress Antoinette Bower Dies at 93
11 Jul
Summary
- Actress Antoinette Bower, known for Star Trek roles, passed away at 93.
- She also had a career as a carpenter and received fan mail.
- Bower had diverse TV and film roles from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Antoinette Bower, a prominent figure in 1960s television and 1970s cinema, died on April 30th at the age of 93. Born in Germany in 1932, Bower received her education in England before her career brought her to North America.
Her acting journey included guest spots on numerous classic shows like "Wagon Train," "Perry Mason," and "Hawaii Five-O." A memorable role was her appearance as an alien named Norda in "The Twilight Zone" in 1963. Bower also shared the screen with William Shatner in the 1967 "Star Trek" episode "Catspaw."
Beyond her television and film work, which concluded in the late 1980s, Bower pursued a career as a carpenter. She also maintained connections with her fanbase, particularly from "Star Trek," and continued to receive fan mail.
Her other notable film roles include appearances in "Prom Night" and "The Evil That Men Do." Bower's passing marks the end of an era for a versatile performer who left her mark on popular culture.
