R.I.P. Leonard Nimoy
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Leonard Nimoy with Geoff Boucher on Hero Complex: The Show - Part 1
Published on May 9, 2012
Cultural icon Leonard Nimoy talks with LA Times Reporter Geoff Boucher about his work as an actor, director and photographer. In part one of a two-part interview, Nimoy reveals what he first thought of the original Star Trek series and details about the making of Star Trek IV.
Leonard Nimoy does a William Shatner Impression on Hero Complex: The Show - Part 2
Published on May 23, 2012
Cultural icon Leonard Nimoy talks with LA Times Reporter Geoff Boucher about his work as an actor, director and photographer. In part two of the interview, Nimoy reveals the inception of the Star Trek movies, great moments in The Original Series, and the origin of the Vulcan salute.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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I remember loving his voice most of all when I was younger... voices have always been a "thing" with me, which is why James Earl Jones & Patrick Stewart give me the right kind of shivers... When I was also young he narrated a series called "In Search of..." which did a different mysterious theme for every episode, eg: "In Search of UFOs" "In Search of Ghosts" - perhaps I owe some of my fascination with the paranormal to him as well?
If I could tell him how much I loved the hours I spent in his company, I would - but I do want to say, "He lived well, and prospered... and we prospered from his excellent input to many an adventure!"
CPT Magda R Martin
CO of Golf Co (Europe)
76th Independent Battalion
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I remember loving his voice most of all when I was younger... voices have always been a "thing" with me, which is why James Earl Jones & Patrick Stewart give me the right kind of shivers... When I was also young he narrated a series called "In Search of..." which did a different mysterious theme for every episode, eg: "In Search of UFOs" "In Search of Ghosts" - perhaps I owe some of my fascination with the paranormal to him as well?
If I could tell him how much I loved the hours I spent in his company, I would - but I do want to say, "He lived well, and prospered... and we prospered from his excellent input to many an adventure!"
CPT Magda R Martin
CO of Golf Co (Europe)
76th Independent Battalion
I remember the "In Search Of..." show.
I had thought it was much more recent. I must have been seeing reruns, like in the 90's or 00's. He seemed quite aged in the shows I saw. But I did enjoy them, they were before their time - or maybe he just pushed those subjects to be exposed before the mainstream decreed them ready.
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