Richard Anthony Crenna

Richard Anthony Crenna is the actor who appeared as an Enterprise crewman outside the quarters of Jonathan Archer in the third season episode . He is the son of Emmy Award-winning actor .
Crenna made his screen acting debut playing the son of Ross Perot (played by his real-life father) in the 1986 NBC's . Also starring on this program were fellow Star Trek alumni Jim Metzler, Cyril O'Reilly, Lawrence Pressman, Diane Salinger, and Constance Towers. That same year, he appeared in the TV movie Unnatural Causes, starring Alfre Woodard. He then made his film debut in (1988 before starring in (1989) and (1990).
In 1990 Crenna also appeared in (with Brian Thompson), (with Ed Begley, Jr., Felecia M. Bell, Richard Herd, and Brock Peters) and . He later co-starred with his father and Stephen McHattie in the 1994 TV movie Jonathan Stone: Threat of Innocence, and took some time off from acting. He returned in 1999, taking up recurring roles on (working with Robert Curtis Brown, Kerrie Keane, and Matt McCoy) and Roswell (starring William Sadler). One episode of Roswell in which he appeared, entitled "River Dog", was directed by Jonathan Frakes.
Crenna went on to appear in (2000, co-starring Charles Emmett, Richard McGonagle, and Andrew Prine), (2001, with Erick Avari, John Billingsley, and D. Elliot Woods), and (2002, with Ray Wise). He also had a role in the 2000 Murder, She Wrote TV movie A Story to Die For, in which he acted alongside his father for the final time (he died in 2003). That movie also featured Steven Culp, Daniel Dae Kim, J. Patrick McCormack, and Duncan Regehr in the cast. In addition, Crenna has made guest appearances on The Guardian (starring Raphael Sbarge) and (in an episode with Alan Dale, Gregory Itzin, and Lawrence Pressman). His role on Enterprise remains his most recent television appearance but he played Nick Hamilton in the 2008 film Six Sex Scenes and a Murder.
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