Steven Lance

Steven Lance was born in Freehold, New Jersey and is a versatile film and voice actor, narrator, broadcaster, impressionist, writer, editor and published author. He is best known for his feature film roles as a Vegan crewman in Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) and the Young Emergency Room Intern in Woody Allen's Stardust Memories (1980). Lance was "gifted" his role in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" by series creator Gene Roddenberry for his longtime association with Star Trek (1966) as host of the original New York City Star Trek conventions. He hosted Al Schuster's Star Trek '74 at New York's Commodore Hotel, as well as Star Trek '75, Star Trek America, and Bi-Centennial 10, all held in New York City's Americana Hotel. Lance (who initially worked under the Stage Name "Heash") hosted up to three conventions a year in New York, Philadelphia, and Atlanta. He is currently appearing as the Public Address Announcer in Arthur Futuro (2019), and is the show's Post Production Sound Supervisor.