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It’s been a couple of tough weeks for Hollywood, as several stars have sadly passed away. A Star Trek star joined the list in recent hours, with tributes pouring after the sad announcement.

At the end of September, Dennis Hawkins, famous for his role on “Saved By The Bell,” tragically passed away at age 75. On Monday, Breaking Bad fans received terrible news when RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr. in the mythical series, died at the age of 34.

More bad news arrived in recent hours, hurting fans of one of the most iconic franchises in entertainment history.

Friends Share Heartfelt Statements On Star Trek’s Actor Passing

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A bronze statue of Captain James T. Kirk. Credit: USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

On Wednesday, Oct. 14, longtime actor Michael Forest passed away. He appeared in iconic shows such as “The Twilight Zone,” yet he is more remembered for his Star Trek role as Apollo.

“It is with great sadness that I report that we have lost Michael Forest (Gerald Michael Charlebois) April 17, 1929 – October 14, 2026. I knew him as an actor and loved him as a friend. I’m sure others will share, but that’s all I’m capable of right now,” friend James A. Brown shared on Facebook.

“We mourn the passing of our friend, actor Michael Forest, who left us this week. Born Gerald Michael Charlebois, the man who played Apollo on Star Trek was 97. Michael indulged me by posing for this photo in 2022,” Michael Okuda on X wrote.

Fans lamented the bad news, sharing messages on social media.

“His appearance in Star Trek Continues was also much appreciated. RIP,” one said.

“He was on Star Trek Continues. Even if it was TV Magic, still an impressively sized man. Gives me hope as I get near that end of the ride. RIP,” another wrote.

“RIP Michael Forest-Apollo opened his arms to the wind 😞🙏💔,” a third added.

Others mentioned his different roles, but most fans remembered his Apollo role in the iconic franchise.



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