Adam Nimoy Reflects on Life with ‘Star Trek’ Star Father Leonard Nimoy | LA Stories

Writer and director Adam Nimoy, son of the late Leonard Nimoy, famously known as the beloved Mr. Spock from “Star Trek," reflects on his challenging upbringing in his book “The Most Human.”
In this episode of “LA Stories with Giselle Fernandez,” Adam goes on to explain that their relationship was strained further by his father’s drinking, exacerbating Adam’s feelings of neglect. He also shares his own battles with addiction, one that both he and his father overcame through Alcoholics Anonymous.
#SpectrumNews #adamnimoy #leonardnimoy #startrek #losangeles
For more on this and the latest news from across the country: specne.ws/yAcG4m
Watch live news: specne.ws/YTliveSN
Get the Spectrum News App on all your favorite devices: specne.ws/GetSN...

[@9kittiesmom]

I never got to meet Leonard, but I loved him from the first time I saw him. I am glad that Adam & his dad mended their problems. Life is too short for a father & son to have the problems the two of you had. I'm so sorry that it took you so long to realize it was how Leonard was raised. You being so young that you didn't realize that he was not only trying to get a career that he loved (which his parents didn't approve), but also trying to give his family a good life. The stress had to be enormous. I can't ever remember my dad ever telling me he loved me, until just before he died, but I knew that was how he was raised. You know God never promised us a rose garden. Maybe that was God's way of giving us the strength we'd needed when they would be no longer with us. Shalom. LLAP

[@teresaroper9993]

At the beginning of this interview You sound quite whiney. I don’t know anyone who had an easy childhood, but yours was privileged. Then it sounds like you realized that you also had responsibility