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George Takei
| Name: | George Hosato Takei |
| Also Known As: | G.H.T. |
| Pronouns: | |
| Occupation: | actor |
| Medium: | television, film |
| Works: | Star Trek, |
| Official Website(s): | IMDB, official site |
| Fan Website(s): | |
| On Fanlore: | Related pages |
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George Takei is an American actor known for his role as Hikaru Sulu on Star Trek: The Original Series.
Shows, Films, Theater
Fandom
Takei's Guest Appearances at Cons
Takei has been a VERY FREQUENT guest of honor at possibly several hundred cons.
His appearances there were extremely popular. Many fans commented on his sincere enthusiasm, his kindness to others, his infectious laugh, his enthusiasm for running (often taking runs while at cons and inviting fans to join him), and his sense of fun.
George Takei. He spoke of his first convention in the early '70's: a few dozen people in a conference room. His second at the Commodore Hotel in NYC which he'd expected to be like the first. It wasn't. [1]
Takei's Participation in Clubs and Newsletters
Takei's Enthusiasm for Running, Jogging with Fans at Cons
Takei's Infectious Laugh
Takei's Popular Lobster Hat
Fan Clubs
Fan Art
Takei-Focused Zines
- At the Helm (Star Trek newsletter)
- G.H.T. Journal
- George Takei Friendship Club Newsletter
- Hosato Yearbook
- Ichi Ban
- Murasaki
Fan Comments
Meta
- A Private Conversation, a fan testimonial by Janice K. Hrubes (1980)
References
- ^ from a con report for The Las Vegas Creation Convention, August 8- 12, 2007, printed in The K/S Press #133