Leonard Nimoy Has Died

He was 83. RIP.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/27/ar...t-83.html?_r=0

This one really makes me sad. Nimoy came off as such a great, humble, talented and intelligent guy, and I have always been a fan. He will certainly be missed.

RIP Leonard Nimoy. An underrated actor and director.

Crapola.


Rest In Peace.

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Damn. I'm not even a so-called "fan", since I was never into Star Trek and such (though I do know he has made other stuff). I saw the new Star Trek films though, and even for his age he did tremendously well in those. I loved his character, and he seemed to have a great deal of talent.

RIP.

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I heard he did a mind-meld with one of his doctors so not to worry, he'll be back in a couple months.

Damn. I'm still in the process of making my way through The Original Series, but from what I've seen so far (to say nothing of his cinematic career as well), he was definitely a talented actor, damn the campiness of Trek. LLAP.

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Hard not to like a guy who could do something fun like this:

Leonard Nimoy created and gave life to one of the most iconic screen characters of all time. He does indeed live on.

RIP Leonard Nimoy!!!

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I was never a huge Star Trek fan, but his impact to the entertainment world can't be argued. The world lost a great man today. Live long and prosper everyone!

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I read that he went into the hospital with chest pains a few days ago, but when I didn't hear any more about it, I hoped that it was something minor.

RIP

R.I.P. Leonard Nimoy a fine actor and director.

Some of Len's highlights.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986). Star and director.




Perfectly cast against type in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)


He almost proved too crafty for Columbo in the classic episode A Stitch In Crime(1973).

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I watched all the original "Star Trek" episodes when they first aired and then all of them over-and-over later in syndication. He and William Shatner were born less than a week apart. They also were two famous people who battled it out for worst "singer" for awhile. I think Shatner won, although he's actually better at it now. Here's one more, besides Yoda's, that Leonard entered in the contest. Great video though.


R.I.P.

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My heart also goes out to Dr. Sheldon Cooper...Amy on standby...

Ohhhh no! The Sexy Curse has gone to the Final Frontier!

R.I.P. Spock

Live long and....

Scratch that.

Sad news, indeed. I shall send him off this evening with a nice Star Trek film. Thanks for all the great memories and thought provoking character play.

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I am so sorry to hear about the death of Mr. Nimoy. I must confess that I have never been into Star Trek, but I must give props to an actor who pretty much made a viable acting career out of a single character. I did enjoy his brief tenure as Paris on Mission: Impossible though...RIP, Mr. Nimoy.

Rest in Peace Spock. Hopefully you find peace, or are sent to the Genesis Planet.

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