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The son of Jewish immigrants from the U.S.S.R., Leonard Nimoy was born in Boston in 1931. Leonard has been acting since he was eight years old. Nimoy's film debut was in the movie, "Queen for a Day," in 1951. It was a theatrical film based on the popular television series of the early fifties.
Nimoy's first meeting with Gene Roddenberry came when he guest starred in an episode of The Lieutenant. This relationship developed and resulted in Roddenberry casting Nimoy as the Vulcan officer Spock in the much loved Star Trek TV Series.
Nimoy went on to star in the first 6 Star Trek Movies – and also directed Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and was executive producer on Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
Nimoy also directed Three Men and a Baby which was very popular on release.
6th October 2011
Leonard Nimoy attended his last ever Star Trek convention this past weekend in Illinois. The....
5th October 2011
Leonard Nimoy has attended his last 'Star Trek' convention. The 80-year-old actor - who....
4th October 2011
Star Trek legend Leonard Nimoy has retired from the show's hugely popular conventions after almost....
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1st April 2011
Leonard Nimoy will come out of retirement for 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon'. The....
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