Who was the Peter-Henry listener? Popular Star Trek: Enterprise actor passes 90

Trigger Warning: This article contains references to a person’s death.

The Peter-Henry Shroder, known for his diverse career Hollywood and beyond, passed away peacefully at Lake City VA Medical Center in Florida on 7 June. He was 90 years old and passed away with his family.

Star Trek in Shroder’s Acting Credit: Enterprise included Klingon Chancellor and Oscar-Vajeta film Argo, according to a manufacturer, deadline, a manufacturer and a producer. He also shared a screen with Meril Streep and Elon Elda in Joe Tion’s temptation in 1979.

From Korean war service to Hollywood

Born in 1934, Shrodider was drafted in the US Army and served from 1953 to 1955 during the Korean War. He was assigned to a unit that worked with the USO, where he first saw Merlin Munro performing.

After returning from his military duty, the listener studied acting with Paula Strasberg. He later became a recording artist with Capital Records and Escot. She released two singles, where The Girls for Me in 1960 and Merlin’s memories in 1964, a decade later she saw Merlin Munro in Korea.

In Hollywood, Peter-Henry Shrider formed his own production company called PHS Productions. He made this company to develop its projects and expand his work behind the camera.

He also gave back the acting community. The listener taught the American Academy of Dramatic Arts as a guest teacher and established the actor/artist group workshop in 1979.

Here is how he was emotional till the end

In his last days, even receiving care at the VA Medical Center, the listener kept his passion alive for work. “When you are going to get me out of here, I’m come back to La (to work),” he often asked his family.

He remained dedicated to his craft for a very end, with his last notable role being a manufacturer in Argo, who won the Academy Award for Best Picture.

The heritage of Peter-Henry Listener will continue with military honors. His family will hold a ceremony at the VA National Cemetery at Los Angeles on a latter date.

He is alive by his daughter Valerie Lynnie Shroder, his son Peter Henry Shreider II, daughter -in -law Felicia Christiani Bass and his grandson Peter Henry Shrodder III and Zerid Michael Shreder.