Gene Roddenberry
Gene Roddenberry was an American screenwriter and producer, best known for creating the Star Trek franchise.
Producer
August 19, 1921
Leo
October 26, 1991
70
El Paso, Texas
Gene Roddenberry, an American screenwriter and producer, gained widespread recognition for creating the renowned science fiction franchise, Star Trek. His vision of a utopian future, where humanity collaborates to explore the galaxy, was brought to life on television. Drawing inspiration from his experience as a pilot in World War II, Roddenberry incorporated elements of his past into Star Trek. In addition to this iconic series, he also created and produced shows such as Andromeda and Earth: Final Conflict. Roddenberry’s centennial has been celebrated globally, and a biopic about his life is currently in development.