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Cheryl Gates McFadden (born March 2, 1949)  is both an actress and a choreographer who was born in the United States. When she is working as a choreographer, she is typically credited as Cheryl McFadden, and when she is working as an actress, she is credited as Gates McFadden. In the Star Trek: The Next Generation television series as well as in the four films that followed, she played the role of Dr. Beverly Crusher. [Akron, Ohio, is where McFadden began his life. She received a Bachelor of Arts (cum laude) in theatrical arts from Brandeis University, from which she graduated with honors.

McFadden was the director of the choreography and puppet movement for The Jim Henson Company’s productions of Labyrinth and The Muppets Take Manhattan, in addition to performing uncredited work on Dreamchild.  In order to differentiate her work as an actress from that of a choreographer, she is typically credited with the name “Gates McFadden” for her acting roles and “Cheryl McFadden” for her choreographic credits. However, she was credited as “Cheryl McFadden” in the Troma movie “When Nature Calls” (1985) and in the episode of “Cliff’s 50th Birthday” from season three of “The Cosby Show.”

After that, she moved to Paris, where she joined actor Jacques Lecoq’s school of physical theatre to continue her training in the theatre arts. McFadden’s mother’s family is originally from Lithuania, thus she has Lithuanian ancestry. In the 1970s, McFadden was a professor in the theatre and dance departments of several post-secondary institutions, including the University of Pittsburgh, Harvard University, and George Washington University. During this time, she established a theatrical group known as The New York Theatre Commotion. In 1975, she embarked on a tour with an all-female clown performance known as “Commedia Dell Pinky.”

She made an uncredited appearance in the film The Hunt for Red October as Caroline Ryan, Jack Ryan’s wife. McFadden was chosen to play Dr. Beverly Crusher in the 1987 television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. The role of Crusher was intended to be the love interest of Captain Jean-Luc Picard; another essential component of the character was that she was a widow who was attempting to balance parenting and a career. The main writer and showrunner, Maurice Hurley, did not enjoy his time spent working with McFadden, and as a result, McFadden was fired at the conclusion of the first season at his insistence.  Dr. Katherine Pulaski, the Enterprise’s new chief medical officer, was played by Diana Muldaur when she joined the production for the second season of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Since the creator of the series Gene Roddenberry confessed that the character of Dr. Pulaski did not create chemistry with the other characters, Gene Roddenberry approached Gates McFadden about reprising his role as Dr. Crusher for the third season. She was reluctant at first, but following a phone call from her co-star Patrick Stewart and countless messages from fans, McFadden was convinced to reprise the part, which she continued to play for the remainder of the series. McFadden reprised her role throughout all four films based on the TNG series, and she also lent her voice to the Star Trek: A Final Unity and Star Trek Generations video games for the PC. McFadden is credited with directing the episode “Genesis” from the seventh season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, which is also her only directing credit.

In this episode, an infection causes the crew to devolve into more primitive forms of life. McFadden also choreographed the dance routine for the episode “Data’s Day” from the fourth season. In the comedy Taking Care of Business, which was released in 1990 and starred James Belushi and fellow Next Generation alum John de Lancie, Gates McFadden had a supporting role (Q).

In 1992, she was a part of a performance of Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, which was played in four different towns across the country. Alongside her, other cast members were Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, and Colm Meaney. She also acted alongside Richard Grieco in the television series Marker, which ran from 1995 to 1996, and she made an appearance alongside Yasmine Bleeth in the television film Crowned and Dangerous, which was produced in 1997. Allison Rourke, Paul Buchman’s employer, was a character that she played on the sitcom Mad About You for a total of four episodes. This was her additional job in television. McFadden made an appearance as a voice actor in a number of television ads for Microsoft in the spring of 2006.

Gates McFadden Profile-

1. Famous Name– Gates McFadden
2. Birth Sign- Pisces
3. Date of Birth– 2 March 1949
4. Birth Place– Akron, Ohio, United States
5. Age -73 years (As 0f 2023)
6. Real name– Gates McFadden
7. Parents– Father: NA, Mother: NA
8. Sibling– NA
9. Height– 1.72 m
10. Profession– Actress