Jeffrey Combs

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Biography

Recent Role:
Ratchet on Transformers Prime
Gender:
Male
Born:
9-9-1954
Birthplace:
Oxnard, California, USA

Jeffrey grew up in Lompoc, CA with a many siblings, older and younger. He attended the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts in Santa Maria in Central California, and the Professional Actor's Training Program at the University of Washington in Seattle.

Jeffrey moved to Los Angeles in 1980 where he still lives with his family. Jeffrey is best-known in television for his characters Weyoun and Brunt on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." Recently Jeffrey has added the new character Shran

More on "Star Trek: Enterprise" to his impressive list of Star Trek characters. Besides television, Jeffrey has performed in countless stage plays.

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    Jeff combs,Mr versatile in every aspect of the roles he has played.As Shran the Andorian he is dry & refreshing the natural sense of humour oozes from him with creative arrogance.He deserves to be a lead cast member if there is another Star Trek saga hide show

    Jeff combs,Mr versatile in every aspect of the roles he has played.As Shran the Andorian he is dry & refreshing the natural sense of humour oozes from him with creative arrogance.He deserves to be a lead cast member if there is another Star Trek sa Jeff combs,Mr versatile in every aspect of the roles he has played.As Shran the Andorian he is dry & refreshing the natural sense of humour oozes from him with creative arrogance.He deserves to be a lead cast member if there is another Star Trek saga Jeff combs,Mr versatile in every aspect of the roles he has played.As Shran the Andorian he is dry & refreshing the natural sense of humour oozes from him with creative arrogance.He deserves to be a lead cast member if there is another Star Trek saga

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    A man of many talents! hide show

    Jeffery Combs truly is a man of many talents. Every character he portrays in either TV or movie is completely different. And while portraying different characters, there is a defining way Jeffery acts that makes the characters unique, almost as if the character is his own. And that is what makes Jeffery an absolutely awesomely talented actor. I discovered Jeffery while watching Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and loved him right from the start.To be honest, I watch TV shows and movies, solely if they have Jeffery in them. I even convinced my horror-feared friends to watch Fear Dot Com, only so I could see Jeffery in it, and they loved him too. Jeffery is just awesomeness to the max!

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    Gotta love Jeffrey ^_^ hide show

    When I first saw him on "Star Trek: Deep Space 9" I had to find out who this guy was, because he was so great in the role of Weyoun. That role alone was enough to fall in love with him and his work, he looked just adorable, and possibly has one of the cutest noses I've seen on a man. After that I've seen a couple of movies with him including "Cyclone", all 3 "Re-Animator" movies and more, as well as some of his other TV roles such as Star Trek: Enterprise and more.. All in all, Jeffrey Combs is rather unique, and once you see his work you are not likely to forget it, he definitely deserves more big roles and recognition for the talented, unique actor he is. People like him make TV worth watching, among all the sorry excuses for shows that are on nowadays.

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    Jeffery Combs is amazing. He's got the capability to play so many different roles. hide show

    My favorite Star Trek role that Jeffrey Combs has played is the role of the Vorta Weyoun. Weyoun was so evil and treacherous. I also liked him as Shran in Enterprise (too bad Enterprise got canned... I know Shran would have made more appearances!). Hope to see him in something new soon.

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