Leonard Nimoy as Spock - Star Trek
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at Studio in USA
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Leonard Nimoy as Spock - Star Trek
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Daniel Pinna
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08/25/2011
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AncientFaces
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02/27/2015
RIP Leonard Nimoy. Thank you for teaching us to ‘live long and prosper’.
Filipe Medeiros
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08/26/2011
He's a modern renaissance man, but he couldn't get away from this role no matter how hard he tried. Kind of like Alec Guinness.
Diane Chestelson
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02/27/2015
He was my sisters fav character on Star Trek.
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D.j. D'ad
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03/01/2015
One to beam up Scotty! ... R.I.P. Mr Nimoy, Thanks for the memories!
Alan Leake
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03/05/2015
The fingers expression display of Leonard Nimoy is not a simple feat. Anyone who tries to imitate that had best study it carefully to get it right.
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Leonard Simon Nimoy (1931-2015), a multifaceted creative force, left an indelible mark on the realms of acting, directing, photography, and literature.
Best known for his iconic portrayal of Mr. Spock in the Star Trek franchise, Nimoy's artistic journey was a fusion of captivating performances, artistic exploration, and a profound influence that transcended generations.
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