Laurence George Luckinbill (born November 21, 1934) is an American actor. Luckinbill was born in Fort Smith, Arkansas, the son of Agnes (née Nulph) and Laurence Benedict Luckinbill. He graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1956 and The Catholic University of America in 1958. He starred in the 1976 Broadway play Poor Murderer. He portrayed Spock's half-brother Sybok in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989). He also appeared The Boys in...
Sybok to Chekov pointing out that the Klingons will be quite angry due to the...
Sybok, as Spock has caught up to him, asks if he has nothing to say to him, n...
Talbot to Sybok stating that they are already prisoners here on this worthles...
Sybok to Spock as he has arrested him laughs it off, as do the others around ...
Having captured Korrd, Talbot, and Caithlin, Sybok tells them that they need ...
Sybok to Chekov tells him that every man hides a secret pain. He asks him to ...
Sybok to Talbot explaining that Nimbus III is the only place in the entire ga...
Sybok and the others laugh at Spock's arrest of him, Sybok remarks that Spock...
Sybok blames himself to Spock for coming to a false god, stating that it was ...
Caithlin angry at being captive tells Sybok that she does not know who he is ...
Sybok, to the crew on the main deck, stating that now they are underway he sh...
Sybok to an angry Caithlin, who has pointed out that her, Korrd's and Talbot'...
Sybok asks Kirk if he is afraid to hear him out to which Kirk responds that h...
Sybok explains to the crew that Vulcan ancestors were ruled by their emotions...
Sybok asks what the plan is and Kirk explains that they are going to have to ...
Sybok to Kirk telling him that he is sure that he has many questions.
Sybok tells J'onn that he knows his pain runs deep as Sybok sobs and replies ...
In the first lines of the movie Sybok states to J'onn that he thought weapons...
Sybok to the Federation over the screen explaining that he deeply regrets thi...
Sybok to Kirk telling him that he is sure that he has many questions, and tha...
In the first lines of the movie Sybok tells J'onn who is aiming to kill him t...
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