Actor Andreas Katsulas, who’s probably most familiar to B42 readers from his recurring role as Tomalak in “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” or his role as G’Kar in “Babylon 5,” has died of lung cancer at the age of 59, according to his Web site.
Actor Andreas Katsulas, who’s probably most familiar to B42 readers from his recurring role as Tomalak in “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” or his role as G’Kar in “Babylon 5,” has died of lung cancer at the age of 59, according to his Web site.
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He was one of the finest actors in recent sci-fi.
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The world is less well off without him.
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As is the Babylon 5 universe. I can not envision any kind of return for Babylon 5 without G’Kar. Andreas created one of the best science fiction characters I have ever seen on screen (TV or Movie).
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My favorite line: "Please do not thump the Book of G’Kwan. The Book of G’Kwan must not be thumped."
Rest in peace, Mr. Katsulas.
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Along with the coffee ring from Mr. Garabaldi.
He will be missed. As I was driving home last night I thought it was time for another viewing of the entire series. The hard part for me on doing that is how much I miss the characters, the story, and the show. It was a great piece of work.
So many unanswered questions too. I really wish the books would have continued beyond the closing of a few loops (Centauri Prime, Bester) and added more to the universe like the Star Trek books do.
Farewell, G’Kar
Even though the words were JMS’, Katsulas took ownership of them and truly made G’Kar’s story come to life. His transition from freedom fighter to statesman to spiritual figure was eloquently displayed on his face and in his voice and demeanor. I’m sad to see him go.
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And I think those are fine words to be remembered by.
Farewell
He was also the murderer in "Someone to Watch Over Me". The only time I’ve ever seen him on film sans prosthetics.