Iconic ‘Star Trek’ Villain William O’Connell Dies At 94

William O’Connell passed away at the age of 94 Jan. 15 at his Sherman Oaks residence, Deadline reported Thursday.

The death of the seasoned actor, renowned for his versatility in TV and cinema during the ’60s and ’70s, was confirmed by a family friend to Deadline. Details surrounding the cause of death remain undisclosed. At 94, O’Connell leaves behind a legacy marked by his adept portrayals of various characters, including a standout villainous performance on “Star Trek” and multiple antagonist roles opposite Clint Eastwood.

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Born in Los Angeles May 12, 1929, O’Connell served as a 1st Lieutenant in the 45th Infantry during the Korean War, where he earned a Bronze Star. O’Connell’s career was…