Leonard Simon Nimoy (pronounced /?ni?m??/, NEE-moy; born March 26, 1931) is an American actor, film director, poet, musician, and photographer. Nimoy's fame rests on his playing the role of Spock in the original Star Trek series 1966-1969, as well as reprising the role in various movie and television sequels. He wrote two autobiographies, I Am Not Spock (1975) and I Am Spock (1995). Nimoy was born in Boston, Massachusetts, to Yiddish-speaking...
Spock is caught shedding a tear by Capt. Kirk and Dr. McCoy.
Spock tilts his head to one side and raises a brow at Jim's remark. Relenting...
Kirk asks Spock what he is doing who explains that he is planning to toast a ...
Spock on the bus with Kirk telling him that his language has changed, referri...
Sarek asks if Spock has a message for his mother, he replies that yes, that h...
Spock describes to Capt. Kirk the main motives behind V'gers recent actions.
Jim attempts to relieve the pressure Spock is putting on himself for his part...
The Enterprise crew notice the Genesis is ready to detonate.
McCoy had asked Spock what they are to do after the toast the "marsh melons" ...
Scotty puts forth support for his assertion that Azetbur may have killed her ...
Spock gives greater detail about the object Capt. Kirk is observing.
Kirk and Spock discuss the Kobayashi Maru scenario.
Spock notices an elder Vulcan walking in the docking bay. He's afforded the r...
Spock presents a very philosophical question to Capt. Kirk and Dr. McCoy.
Spock permits Saavik to pilot the Enterprise out of space dock for the first ...
Sybok, as Spock has caught up to him, asks if he has nothing to say to him, n...
After the Klingon officers beam back to their own ship, the Enterprise office...
Spock and Sarek exchange the classic greeting of the Vulcan's "live long and ...
Kirk plans to use the Reliant's combination code to lower the starship's shie...
McCoy to Spock, now knowing that his half-brother is Sybok stating that he ne...
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