Date of Birth - March 3, 1920
Place of Birth - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Date of Death - July 20, 2005 (pneumonia and Alzheimer's)

Most Famous Role(s) Other Than Star Trek:
- The Duke as Clive Chives

Trivia About the Actor:
- Toured as Spokesman for Philips Electronics HDTV 1999.
- Landed on Juno Beach on D-Day as a member of the Royal Canadian Artillery.
- The Klingon language was initially devised by Doohan.
- Received a star on the Walk of Fame on August 31, 2004.

Loaded Weapon 1 (1993)
- Starring as Scotty
- The Lethal Weapon series and the rest of the buddy-cop genres are parodied in this comedy. Jack Colt (Emilio Estevez), is the Mel Gibson type of loose cannon, while Wes Luger (Samuel L. Jackson), is the Danny Glover role. They investigate the murder of Luger's former partner and discover a criminal conspiracy to make Wilderness Girls cookies laced with cocaine. The criminals are led by the nefarious General Mortars (William Shatner) and his henchman Mr. Jigsaw (Tim Curry).
- Scotty is a cameo appearance when Captain Doyle and Wes Luger are at the police station. The Captain walks up to an elaborate breakfast buffet setup and the Espresso machine malfunctions, so the Captain yells for Scotty to fix it.

Double Trouble (1992)
- Starring as O'Brien
- Twin brothers (The Barbarian Brothers): "ones a good cop, the other is bad news", join forces to solve a case involving a huge jewel smuggling ring.

Knight Rider 2000 (1991) (TV)
- Starring as James 'Scotty' Doohan or himself
- On the edge of loosing a local government contract, the Foundation and Devon recall Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) from retirement to oversee the completion of the Knight 4000. In a town where handguns are outlawed, crime has become rampant, and the current system of freezing convicts is not working. KITT has been dismantled, but Devon manages to recover a chip which gets implanted in the head of Shawn McCormick, a female cop who was shot in the head. He and Shawn are teamed to stop the current handgun situation where they discover the hidden secrets of the local police department and restore KITT.

MacGyver (1990) (TV)
- Starring as Speedy in "Harry's Will"
- MacGyver stars Richard Dean Anderson and he is is a secret agent who uses his scientific knowledge and intelligence to defeat his enemies by unorthodox methods.
- When Mac tries to claim the station wagon left to him by his late Grandpa Harry, it starts a strange chase that leads him to an ex-con with a dream of running a restaurant, a soup kitchen in need of money, and a gang of crooks out for themselves

Magnum, P.I. (1983) (TV)
- Starring as Archie MacPherson in "The Big Blow"
- Thomas Magnum (Tom Selleck), is a Vietnam veteran and private eye who was hired to handle security for a reclusive mystery writer named Robin Masters, who maintained a lavish estate on the "gold coast" of Oahu. Magnum was allowed to drive around in an extremely expensive Ferrari, and took orders from the author's manservant Jonathan Quayle Higgins II (John Hillerman).
- A hurricane batters the islands during Robin Masters's spring equinox party. A pregnant woman and two ex-cons further complicate things and one of Robin's guests is plotting to kill him while Thomas plans to trap the culprit.
-Archie MacPherson is one of the party guests.

Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971)
- Starring as Follo
- Gene Roddenberry wrote the script about a California high school teacher (Rock Hudson) who is married, plus is the athletic coach and faculty advisor. He starts to have sex flings with his female students and eventually has to kill several of the girls to keep them quiet. Based on a novel by Francis Pollini. Also starring Angie Dickinson as Miss Betty Smith, Telly Savalas as Captain Sam Surcher, and Roddy McDowall as Mr. Proffer.
- Follo is a cop working with Captain Sam Surcher.

The F.B.I. (1966) (TV)
- Starring as Claude Bell in "The Animal"
- The TV show was based on actual FBI cases which followed the no-nonsense agent, Inspector Lewis Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) and several co-workers over the years. It originally aired from 1965 to 1974.
- In this episode Earl Clayton (Charles Bronson) and four other criminals escape from a New Mexico jail. Erskine and Rhodes are sent after Clayton, but he is in a remote lodge with hostages. Erskine changes places with a hunter headed toward the lodge.