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26 जुलाई · Chisinau, यूएसएसआर

In 1998, Boris Krutonog wrote a mob drama titled 'Alexander the Great' with Tom Epperson; about a modern-day Russian mobster who thinks he is actually Alexander the Great.

Was the Best Man at the wedding of Duane 'Dog' Chapman and Beth Smith, shown on the August 8th, 2006 episode of "Dog the Bounty Hunter".

Assisted "bounty hunter" Duane Lee Chapman in the capture of bail jumper Andrew Luster in Mexico; subsequently, charges by Mexican officials of illegal depravation of liberty were dropped.

Along with James Cromwell, Jeremy Roberts, Alice Krige and Jack Shearer, he is one of only five actors to initially play a character in a "Star Trek" film before reprising their role in a "Star Trek" television series. He played Lt. Commander Lojur in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) and later reprised his role in Flashback (1996).

Graduated as an Industrial Engineer from Columbia University.

I was actually 'discovered' at a party in NYC. I must have looked pretty 'Russian,' because a stranger approached me and said he needed a Russian guy for a scene in an action movie he and his friends were shooting in upstate New York that weekend.

I traveled three hours to shoot that one scene, in which, incidentally, I only had one line! Apparently, I didn't screw up that line too bad, since I was invited to star in the next three super low budget action movies shot over the next few weekends. It was a production boot camp for me - I acted, operated the camera, built sets, wrote my own dialogue - it was so much fun and addictive! A few months later an agent showed that footage to [director] John McTiernan, who immediately cast me in [1990's spy suspense thriller] 'The Hunt For Red October'.