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Hace 3 días · Leonard Nimoy, who popularised the gesture in his role as Mr. Spock on the 60s TV series Star Trek, both lived long and prospered, before dying at the age of 83. In an age where the word is overused, the half-man, half-alien was truly an iconic character.
Hace 3 días · Leonard Nimoy as Spock, the Enterprise 's science officer and second-in-command. Spock first opens negotiations with the Klingons after the destruction of Praxis and volunteers Kirk and the Enterprise to escort Chancellor Gorkon to Earth.
Hace 3 días · It began as an off-hand suggestion by then-chairman of Paramount, Frank Mancuso, Sr, during the early days of pitching the sixth Star Trek movie. ... and TNG got Spock. As Berman later noted, Leonard Nimoy settled for standard union rates for the gig, which for a movie star is not much: We structured a deal with him: ...
Hace 2 días · This video features the final assembly of the project. I include the wiring of the switch in the base as well as touch up with paint and finally, the demonst...
Hace 5 días · Leonard Nimoy gave us one of the most memorable characters on TV when he played the iconic half-Vulcan science officer Mr. Spock on Star Trek. Now, his son Adam Nimoy has penned a new memoir ...
Hace 5 días · It doesn't bother me when modern Star Trek strays from previously established canon. With its nearly sixty-year history, Star Trek has a vast and complicated canonical timeline that began in 1966 with Star Trek: The Original Series.Since then, numerous sequels and prequels have continued to build upon what began in TOS.Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner), Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy), and the ...
Hace 3 días · The transcendence, however, comes at toward the end of the film when Leonard Nimoy’s Spock sacrifices himself to stop a radiation leak from killing the crew of the Enterprise; he spends his last moments with William Shatner — er, Kirk — encouraging his long-time captain and friend not to grieve: “It is logical,” he claims, that the one should give himself for the many.
