Gene Roddenberry Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

Gene Roddenberry Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

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This Biography is about one of the best Writers Gene Roddenberry including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail…

Biography Of Gene Roddenberry
Real Name Gene Roddenberry
Profession T V & Movie Producers, Writers
Nick Name The Great Bird of the Galaxy, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry
Nationality American
Religion Agnostic
Personal life of Gene Roddenberry
Born on 19 August 1921
Birthday 19th August
Died At Age 70
Sun Sign Leo
Born in El Paso
Died on 24 October 1991
Place of death Santa Monica
Grouping of People Atheists
City Texas
Family Background of Gene Roddenberry
Father Eugene Edward Roddenberry
Mother Caroline Roddenberry
Spouses/Partners Majel Barrett (m. 1969-1991), Eileen Rexroat (m. 1942-1969)
Children Rod Roddenberry, Dawn Roddenberry Compton, Darleen Anita Roddenberry-Bacha
Education Berendo Junior High School, Franklin High School, Los Angeles City College, Columbia University School
Net worth $500 million
Awards 1945 – Distinguished Flying Cross

1945 – Air Medal

Personal Fact of Gene Roddenberry

Gene Roddenberry was an American Television screenwriter and producer, who is universally renowned for creating and conceptualizing the futuristic science-fiction show Star Trek. Throughout his career, whatever Roddenberry pursued was driven by his passions, whether it was volunteering for the United States Army Air Corps, joining Pan Am as a pilot or moving to Los Angeles to fulfil his writing ambitions. Initially, he achieved a modicum of recognition as a writer by writing for shows like Highway Patrol and Have Gun Will Travel.

But his big break arrived with the inception of Star Trek, which became so much more than just a TV show. He did not let the producers bring in any changes which was contradictory to his vision. Although, it initially received mixed response from viewers, its re-runs and syndication garnered extremely positive responses and also earned the show a devout fan-following.

The show’s success, along with his papers and lectures on related topics enhanced his reputation as a futurist and a visionary. He worked for many more films and TV shows, but none could match the acclaim he received for Star Trek. As the Star Trek franchise continues its success story, Roddenberry will always be remembered as the one who created the concepts and the characters that have been universally celebrated.