Hendrik Vollaerts Net Worth is
$700,000

Mini Biography

Most widely known for doing 3 items: for scripting an bout of the cult 1960s series Celebrity Trek (show name: For The Globe Is Hollow And I’VE Touched The Sky), for scripting 6 episodes from the semi-cult 1960s series Voyage to underneath of the ocean. He also do a Batman experience. However, his continuous jumping to several tv genres, rather than sticking to the main one genre, implies that they are a hard guy to describe. His Superstar Trek came in the show’s third period when some were stating the series was dropping in quality. Nevertheless, Vollaerts could surprise some audiences as he provided a love tale where Dr McCoy was dying. The starting scene of the hour ranks as you of period three’s most effective moments. His coming in contact with script put some feminine audiences into tears. He remained with Voyage to underneath of the ocean for six shows and, because of this writer, that is clearly a longer period. Vollaerts invaded the submarine Seaview with amphibians, a huge fish that episodes the Seaview, a power-mad General, a body snatching space human brain, a body snatching Shadowman, and lastly, a body snatching Lethal Cloud. His Voyage scripts finished up sounding great when acted out by abilities such as for example Richard Basehart (Admiral Nelson), Del Monroe (Seaman Kowalski) Dick Tufeld (space human brain), Lloyd Bochner (power-mad General), Jim Mills (Shadowman), etc. He also scripted a two-part bout of 1960s Batman, done in period one when stuff were less silly and over-the-top than they might become. His Batman experience was in regards to a new theif known as, “The Bookworm”, performed by Roddy McDowall. Possibly the most unforgettable area of the script was the amusing second when Batman (Adam Western) challenges with the thought of fighting with people putting on spectacles. When you put this altogether, you could state that Vollaerts added something particular to 1960s tv dream.

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