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Harve Bennett

Birth Name:
Harve Bennett Fischman
Birth Place:
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Profession
Producer, Writer, Actor, Director
  • After college, he served in the U․S․ Army as a military police officer in California
  • Graduated from the film school at the University of California at Los Angeles in 1953
  • During his childhood, he regularly appeared as a contestant on the radio show "Quiz Kids․"
  • Got his first producer credit on the TV series "The Mod Squad" before joining Universal Studios, where he worked on "The Bionic Woman" and "The Invisible Man," among other projects
  • Worked in the production department at CBS in New York and later in ABC's programming department before becoming a producer
  • Quote: "[on convincing Leonard Nimoy to do "Star Trek II"] "I said to him 'I know you don't want to do anymore "Star Trek․" Leonard, do you remember "Psycho?" ․․․ I want to do that with Spock․ I will give you the most glorious death scene ever played․'""
  • Best known as the writer and producer of a number of films in the "Star Trek" franchise, including "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" and "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home․"
  • Made a cameo appearance as Admiral Robert Bennett in the film "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier․"
  • Provided the narration voice for the iconic credit sequence for "The Six Million Dollar Man․"
  • 1970Edgar - Best Episode in a TV Series:Nominated
  • 1970Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Dramatic Series:Nominated
  • 1970WGA Award (TV) - Episodic Drama:Nominated
  • 1970WGA Award (TV) - Episodic Drama:Nominated
  • 1976Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Limited Series:Nominated
  • 1982Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Drama Special:Winner
  • 1983Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation:Nominated
  • 1985Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation:Nominated
  • 1987Saturn Award - Best Writing:Nominated
  • 1987Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation:Nominated
  • 1990Razzie Award - Worst Picture:Winner
  • 1990Razzie Award - Worst Screenplay:Nominated
  • 1990Razzie Award - Worst Picture of the Decade:Nominated
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