RIP Leonard Nimoy
 

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/27/ar...ies-at-83.html

RIP, Spock.

Such a shame, a talented actor, director and all round good guy. I read his book 'I am Spock' which recalls some of the problems he had adjusting to the fame surrounding his character.

RIP Mr Nimoy and thank you for everything. :salute:

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Farewell Leonard/Spock

Hate to see him go.

He is headed into the true final frontier, the great unknown

On the true nature of 'beaming up'
 

The Undiscovered Country!

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A great artist - R.I.P., lLeonard Nimoy.

Greetings
rowi58

This is really sad news. R.I.P. Leonard

RIP.

:cry:

True, it was a very sad news to hear

R.I.P Leonard Nimoy

Markus

WARP SPEED Mister Spock.
 

The Trek gig was done.
He was last seen playing Doctor William Bell on Fringe.

I guess old Jar Jar Abrams had a soft spot for Mister Nimoy.:up:

Not many of the old Trek crew are left.
I thank them all for sparking my imagination as a kid.

RIP Spock.

Is mourning him illogical?

I am a sad man. I am a touch of an Original Series Trek nerd.

RIP!

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Oh yes, may you rest in peace. This is indeed the end of an era..
You have influenced a lot of people i think, in a positive way.
Farewell.
:(

RIP....

Oh man...

Noooooooo :cry::cry::cry:

That's heartbreaking, and I say that as a total non-trekkie. Nimoy was a brilliantly talented actor and director, bar none - and his Spock stands as perhaps the most important character in all of sci-fi. I've always enjoyed watching him on screen and his directing work is outstanding too. Film and sci-fi is poorer without him.

He will indeed be dearly missed!

"A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory."


the real crew:

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^ Great pic Catfish.:up:

R.I.P. Leonard.

A real loss not only to Trek fans but to the acting world. He originally wanted to distance himself from the Spock role after the original run of Trek, but he finally came around to accepting the great work he had done. There are really very few fictional characters who seize the imaginations of the public (Sherlock comes to mind) and being able to elevate a cartoonish character to the level of a seemingly flesh and blood being is very remarkable. He may have done other roles after Trek and before Trek, but he will always be the complex and, no offense to Mr. Spock, very human character he played...

Incidentally, after he had announced his retirement form acting, he did lend his voice to an episode of "The Big Bang Theory":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvNXolkz8-c

Thank you, Mr. Nimoy, for giving the world Spock and for all the other roles you played. Excuse us if we engage in a human emotion, sadness...


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