Peter Henry SchroederWho played various roles as a producer in the Academy Award Argo And klingon in Star Trek: projectHe died in peace with his family to his side on June 7 at the Lake City Fa Center in Florida. He was 90 years old.
Schroeder in the US Army was formulated to active service in the Korean War from 1953 to 1955, where he was appointed to a unit that participated in USO. After returning from service, he studied with Paula Strasberg.
Schroeder was also a recorded artist for Capital Records and ASCOT, where the individual released “Where is the girl for me” (1960) and “Memories of Marilyn” (1964), ten years after he saw her at the USO show in Korea.
In Hollywood, he formed his own production company, PHS Productions, to follow his own projects, and he was a guest teacher at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and established the actor/artists’ workshop in 1979.
Also in 1979, Schroeder worked with Merrill Streep and Anla Alda The seduction of Joe Tenan. In 2001, he had an arc from an episode as Klingon On Consultant Star Trek: Enterprise. Recently, he played a producer in the Oscar -winning movie Argo.
In his last days at a medical center in the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs in Florida, Schroeder repeatedly asked, “When will you come out from here, I must return to Los Angeles [to work]”
He will return to Los Angeles with a ceremony with military honors to rest in peace in the National Cemetery of VA there. The ceremony will be held in a future history that is announced.
Instead of flowers, condolences can be shared in his memory through Human Animal Life Foundation.
He survived his daughter Valre Lin Schroeder, his son Peter Henry Schroeder II with his son -in -law Velicia Christiani Bass, his grandson Peter Henry Schroeder III and his grandson Jared Michael Schroeder.
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