I could listen to him for hours. He's so intelligent, professional, charismatic, beautiful, humorous. He's so cool. So hard to watch this knowing he's gone :(.
I love this video! Thank you for sharing. Zachary became a very close friend of Leonard's. I am so pleased that he will carry on the Legacy. When I heard the news on the 27th of February.....I Cried and cried and cried. The child in me Believed that My Hero would live Forever. I know I am not alone in that feeling. Leonard Nimoy MATTERED to me, and he IS a part of my Family, and by extension, a Part of The Collective, Leonard Nimoy/Mr Spock "Family". On a clear night, look up to the stars, open your heart, and there you WILL see him, where he will live Forever, in our memories and our hearts. LLAP, "Grandpa" , Blessed Be, My fellow Trekkers
Going to miss you Leonard Nimoy - a genuinely nice chap and for such a serious actor (such as Spock) you were a funny guy. I Genuinely feel loss. I grew up like many lads watching Star Trek, which was a show ahead of it's time in many ways. I could have listened to that voice for hours. You were also a Unique Actor, there is No-one like you or even similar. Zachary Quinto will keep the Spock-flame alight / but we will miss the ORIGINAL.
I miss him . He struggled so much in his latter years , though that I am glad his suffering is over . Its guys like him that make me hope that there us indeed an afterlife . Mostly because this world will never again see the likes of Leonard Nimoy again . Having said that , I am glad that Leonard granted his bonfides to Zachary Quinto's version of our beloved Mr. Spock .
This is a wonderful video. Having grown up seeing my 2nd Cousin Leonard at many family gatherings, I was saddened when he passed this past February. He was married to my cousin Sandi Zober Nimoy, and I always enjoyed talking with Leonard...or "Cousin Lenny" as we all called him. He will be missed by all of us!
Hello Mr. Brown, So sorry that your cousin Mr. Nimoy passed away and I hope your family and Sandi are well these days. In fact, Leonard died two months just before my Dad who was also born in 1931 like Shatner as well. Leonard Nimoy and the Star Trek cast were all my first sci-fi heroes! But I always followed Mr. Nimoy's career growing up from the In Search Of series through his directorial features. In 2011, I had the honor to be a part of and helped the CSULB staff load his PowerPoint presentation of his life in photos that he spoke about at the CSULB Arts Center, if you would ever like a copy? Perhaps it may be construed that I may have greedily copied it for my own eyes as a longtime fan. And I loved the fact that both Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto developed a great working relationship and seemed that Leonard was his mentor and more so a friend. Thank you, Luis Gutierrez, gutez@hotmail.com.
Mr. Nimoy also worked at a Children's Theater until the age of 17. His life story relates to us all. I encourage others to look up his films, and books. And, read about this life's struggles, triumphs, and trials. We are not alone in this common bond we all share. To be human.
Zachary Quinto? A VERY worthy successor to Leonard Nimoy. He did "SPOCK" beautifully. Differently, as they BOTH discuss in the movie but still brilliantly and ironically "passionately". Here NIMOY plugs his other projects too! Enjoy! BOJO
Leonard's response to the questioner at 49:54 is very telling of how his artistic insight informs his opinion and his work. Although many movies can be thrilling and fun to watch, the characters can often appear one-dimensional and lack depth and credibility. A character's motives and actions must therefore always be informed by some elementary human condition - alienation, repression, hopelessness, despair etc - that drives them to do what they do and become what they are. As human beings, we all feel this. Indeed many of our greatest actors were those able to channel their own pain and angst into the roles they undertook, which gave their characters greater depth and resonance with the viewing audience. Leonard talked about thematics in film making as opposed to just hollow plots that don't really touch the audience. This is precisely what is lacking in many of the movies we see today, that seem to rely too much on spectacle rather than integrity. As in all great art, the central themes are life and death; love and hate; rejection; alienation; the need for acceptance and belonging. But so many modern movies scarcely touch on these themes in a way that informs and illuminates the audience. Principally, it is loneliness, not love, that is the elementary human condition that drives us all to do what we do. At the heart of all human experience we are motivated by an impossible quest for happiness in order to escape from, and overcome, the reality that we are fundamentally lonely beings. It is this conflict between loneliness and the desire for happiness that represents the eternal human struggle; and its battlefield is the dark human heart. My all-time favourite sci-fi movie (Blade Runner) was not a commercial success on its first release, but I can't think of any other film in the genre that so encapsulates the epic human struggle for sanctuary - within ourselves, among each other, and in the world we live. In Blade Runner, the characters were central to the theme, while the special effects served only to embellish the story rather than dazzle the audience. The result was truly spectacular and illuminating. Why indeed does Star Trek still resonate with people after so many decades? It is precisely because it is aspirational and optimistic. It offers a vision of hope for a better future in the coming together of mankind - a world that is far removed from the alienation induced by contemporary society. The characters are central to this theme (both in the original series and the new reboot). If they become too exaggerated they appear hollow and lose credibility. The original Star Trek never faltered in its plausibility precisely because of the depth and integrity of its characters, regardless of the quality of the special effects. Spock in particular is the embodiment of a man repressed and alienated. He is the lonely protagonist who, despite his cleverness, is hopelessly unable to resolve or understand his desire, passion, yearning and despair. He doesn't exhibit these anxieties however but contains them, and at great cost to his personal well-being and understanding of himself that we see personified in the conflicted character. Spock is a cultural icon. He exemplifies the struggle within all of us to find acceptance, belonging and happiness that continuously eludes us but which we never give up striving to attain. He is one of those mythical characters that, like Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, will continue to resonate in popular culture for a very long time to come.
These nice good folks are what made TOS and movies such good shows from the script writers to directors and actors plus the message of Hope...universal love...peace and compassion towards ALL Living Beings be they humans... ET aliens or animals which is why it's called Star Trek or Trip but not Star Wars ( most people were tripping on weeds anyway at that time ...lol ) and it addresses the vital issues at the Time in the guise of Sci Fi fantasy and entertainment from a peaceful humanitarian non religious but Spiritual point of view ....... I think Gene Roddenberry was a Free Mason and foot patrol policeman with a love of Sci Fi and creative imagination to pull this off...plus having served in the Air Force and flew many missions in W W II help him come up with many good and plausible scenarios for his scripts
... I agree 333 % with what u said about Spock and TOS ... It was just the right show for the times as well as a deep study of human characters and desires as well as offering hopes for solution to these issues ...whether technical or advanced society policies we all wanted and try to thrive for in our own century...... Namaste...!!!
We miss you, Mr. Leonard Nimoy. Go now where no man has gone before. You are not the crumbs of greatness. You are the greatness. The legend of not only your acting role. But, more so for me as Leonard Nimoy the person.
She forgot his superb voice acting in the Lost World through Alien Voices, a much underrated but excellent series of old-time radio dramas produced in the 1990s.
Also Leonard was vacuum cleaner salesman, a brick layer, worked in a pet store and a bunch of other stuff until he could finally make money from acting.
Fun fact, that is if the Hammer Museum in this video is the one on Wilshire Boulevard in LA. … here goes: The roof of the high rise Hammer Museum is the one that Batman and Robin fly over in the Batcopter in the 1966 movie, where the girls in bikinis all wave to the daring duo as they are on their way out to the ocean where ultimately Batman nearly gets his leg eaten off by a shark until Robin inches down the ladder with the very effective shark repellent Batspray. It’s true I tell you.
Long live and prosper ... DONE. Spock will live forever ... remembering us of Mr Leonard Nimoy ... and soon Zachary Quinto ... The only question is ... in 50 years from now, who will be next ?
Quinto certainly looked the part, but I found his portrayal to be one dimensional. Like most actors playing Vulcans these days their default behavior is " slightly pissy" all the time. Nimoy's Spock had SO many layers, such a strong undercurrent. Nimoy's Spock also had a "fascination" about things, and Shatner's Kirk had "wonder" All of the new incarnations seem to miss that which mostly falls on the shoulders of the writers, directors AND actors I suppose. That fascination and wonder added SO MUCH to the overall feeling of the show. It makes you completely forget the Styrofoam rocks and dated special effects.
Zachary is right about how the social fabric breaks down because of the peoples' obsession with indirect experience provided by the Internet over the Direct Experience of organic face to face experience.
"I like to think I'm funny" Well, I have literally been on a ZQ binge for almost a month now, and my partner and family keep asking me what's so funny. I'd definitely love to see ZQ in a comedy! I have to say, he really lends himself to the combination of the stillness he speaks of and dry, reactionary wit.
I used to have a secret self. It was sort of a collation of Herbie Handcock, and Dr. Tooth from the muppet show. It was a secret, because I lived in a small town in the south, and the thick of the Bible belt. Playing Funk (or even liking it) wasn't something to advertise. "But, now it's so much better" - Wild cherry. Now, I live in California, and hold 4 of the top 10 slots on Newgrounds Funk!. Now my only worry is what will happen when people realize that I don't actually look like a collation of Herbie Handcock, and Dr. Tooth. LOL
He was a very introspective man. As an artist with a camera he was overexposed, as and actor he was introverted. As a director he was extroverted. As a friend of many he was a Renaissance man. A shy man in public but a Soul of many colors, a jazz of the senses.
One of the absolute greatest characters on television ever, anywhere in the world. This Persian boy watched him, and was immediately fascinated by him over fifty years ago in Iran. And I'm still a fan years after he's passed on. I can no longer wish him to live long and prosper ... so I will just wish for him to rest in peace.
Uta Hagen had it right when she revealed in her book, "The Way of The Actor" that the actor is needy for approval, yet a musician like Ludvig V Beethoven didn't need obtuse approval even from the Rich Royalty who patronized him.
I think you can tell the effect that Spock had on me as a youth and how that has stuck with me is that I applauded to my computer screen when Mr. Nimoy came to the podium. It makes me weep the appalling mess of the Star Trek legacy that has been made by the current crop of TV makers.
here is the thing....I dont know about all of them but those "A" list hollywood actors like Deniro, Pacino, etc etc...you have to address them by "MR" and I get it.....if I was that good of an Actor...I would be so Low key, Hey just call me by my 1st name.......even if i was that high up on the totem pole......I hate the snobs......"My name is MR... This or that......go jump in a lake!!!......lighten up....life to too short..... and you would probably have more fans too.....
I'm a huge fan of Star Trek and Linda neem oil on up all of her name went on down does anybody ever use the velocities and the ideals that Star Trek teaches to solve problems in their real life if so I would like to talk with you the name is Daniel Reed you can find me on Facebook
I could listen to him for hours. He's so intelligent, professional, charismatic, beautiful, humorous. He's so cool. So hard to watch this knowing he's gone :(.
I love this video! Thank you for sharing. Zachary became a very close friend of Leonard's. I am so pleased that he will carry on the Legacy. When I heard the news on the 27th of February.....I Cried and cried and cried. The child in me Believed that My Hero would live Forever. I know I am not alone in that feeling. Leonard Nimoy MATTERED to me, and he IS a part of my Family, and by extension, a Part of The Collective, Leonard Nimoy/Mr Spock "Family". On a clear night, look up to the stars, open your heart, and there you WILL see him, where he will live Forever, in our memories and our hearts. LLAP, "Grandpa" , Blessed Be, My fellow Trekkers
Lise Kartak-McDonald Wonderful eulogy.
Gary Truckey
Thank you, Gary Truckey. LLAP
Lise Kartak-McDonald Peace and long life to you.
Gary Truckey
Thank you, and to you, as well.
Très bel éloge, j’en ai pleuré, et je partage votre opinion
Going to miss you Leonard Nimoy - a genuinely nice chap and for such a serious actor (such as Spock) you were a funny guy. I Genuinely feel loss.
I grew up like many lads watching Star Trek, which was a show ahead of it's time in many ways. I could have listened to that voice for hours.
You were also a Unique Actor, there is No-one like you or even similar. Zachary Quinto will keep the Spock-flame alight / but we will miss the ORIGINAL.
Yea. What 'Gazgandalf' said.
I miss him . He struggled so much in his latter years , though that I am glad his suffering is over . Its guys like him that make me hope that there us indeed an afterlife . Mostly because this world will never again see the likes of Leonard Nimoy again . Having said that , I am glad that Leonard granted his bonfides to Zachary Quinto's version of our beloved Mr. Spock .
@@blacquesjacques7239 ... U can think of Nimoy giving his Katra to Quito... Namaste...
Phenomenal casting. The two look related.
Nimoy looks like Zachary's grandfather
Zachary looks like he could be Leonard's grandson.
Great interview...by two great actors and good human beings who are genuinely caring and professional about their works
This is a wonderful video. Having grown up seeing my 2nd Cousin Leonard at many family gatherings, I was saddened when he passed this past February. He was married to my cousin Sandi Zober Nimoy, and I always enjoyed talking with Leonard...or "Cousin Lenny" as we all called him. He will be missed by all of us!
“Cousin Lenny” ??? No way. Sounds like he’s from the BEVERLY HILLBILLIES or ANDY GRIFFITH.
Hello Mr. Brown, So sorry that your cousin Mr. Nimoy passed away and I hope your family and Sandi are well these days. In fact, Leonard died two months just before my Dad who was also born in 1931 like Shatner as well. Leonard Nimoy and the Star Trek cast were all my first sci-fi heroes! But I always followed Mr. Nimoy's career growing up from the In Search Of series through his directorial features. In 2011, I had the honor to be a part of and helped the CSULB staff load his PowerPoint presentation of his life in photos that he spoke about at the CSULB Arts Center, if you would ever like a copy? Perhaps it may be construed that I may have greedily copied it for my own eyes as a longtime fan. And I loved the fact that both Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto developed a great working relationship and seemed that Leonard was his mentor and more so a friend. Thank you, Luis Gutierrez, gutez@hotmail.com.
Mr. Nimoy also worked at a Children's Theater until the age of 17.
His life story relates to us all. I encourage others to look up his films, and books. And, read about this life's struggles, triumphs, and trials. We are not alone in this common bond we all share. To be human.
So so true.
Speak for yourself.
I will, and I did.
+Lise Kartak-McDonald You may as well have spoken for me , as well .
Leonard is such a Legend,he is so greatly missed. He'll always be the real Spock R.I.P Leonard Nimoy (Spock). You'll never be forgotten.
Zachary Quinto? A VERY worthy successor to Leonard Nimoy. He did "SPOCK" beautifully. Differently, as they BOTH discuss in the movie but still brilliantly and ironically "passionately".
Here NIMOY plugs his other projects too!
Enjoy! BOJO
ZQ plays Spock perfectly. I especially enjoy his interaction with Uhuru.
Leonard's response to the questioner at 49:54 is very telling of how his artistic insight informs his opinion and his work. Although many movies can be thrilling and fun to watch, the characters can often appear one-dimensional and lack depth and credibility. A character's motives and actions must therefore always be informed by some elementary human condition - alienation, repression, hopelessness, despair etc - that drives them to do what they do and become what they are. As human beings, we all feel this. Indeed many of our greatest actors were those able to channel their own pain and angst into the roles they undertook, which gave their characters greater depth and resonance with the viewing audience.
Leonard talked about thematics in film making as opposed to just hollow plots that don't really touch the audience. This is precisely what is lacking in many of the movies we see today, that seem to rely too much on spectacle rather than integrity. As in all great art, the central themes are life and death; love and hate; rejection; alienation; the need for acceptance and belonging. But so many modern movies scarcely touch on these themes in a way that informs and illuminates the audience.
Principally, it is loneliness, not love, that is the elementary human condition that drives us all to do what we do. At the heart of all human experience we are motivated by an impossible quest for happiness in order to escape from, and overcome, the reality that we are fundamentally lonely beings. It is this conflict between loneliness and the desire for happiness that represents the eternal human struggle; and its battlefield is the dark human heart.
My all-time favourite sci-fi movie (Blade Runner) was not a commercial success on its first release, but I can't think of any other film in the genre that so encapsulates the epic human struggle for sanctuary - within ourselves, among each other, and in the world we live. In Blade Runner, the characters were central to the theme, while the special effects served only to embellish the story rather than dazzle the audience. The result was truly spectacular and illuminating.
Why indeed does Star Trek still resonate with people after so many decades? It is precisely because it is aspirational and optimistic. It offers a vision of hope for a better future in the coming together of mankind - a world that is far removed from the alienation induced by contemporary society. The characters are central to this theme (both in the original series and the new reboot). If they become too exaggerated they appear hollow and lose credibility. The original Star Trek never faltered in its plausibility precisely because of the depth and integrity of its characters, regardless of the quality of the special effects.
Spock in particular is the embodiment of a man repressed and alienated. He is the lonely protagonist who, despite his cleverness, is hopelessly unable to resolve or understand his desire, passion, yearning and despair. He doesn't exhibit these anxieties however but contains them, and at great cost to his personal well-being and understanding of himself that we see personified in the conflicted character.
Spock is a cultural icon. He exemplifies the struggle within all of us to find acceptance, belonging and happiness that continuously eludes us but which we never give up striving to attain. He is one of those mythical characters that, like Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, will continue to resonate in popular culture for a very long time to come.
No, he is just a guy with funny ears. That kills every time. Then others come on and tell us the funny ears are a symbol of humanity or something
Tom is a troll.
Smartly put , Spartakirk. Very Smartly put . Indeed spectacle is the illusion of drama . A pale faximile .
These nice good folks are what made TOS and movies such good
shows from the script writers to directors and actors plus the message of Hope...universal love...peace and compassion towards ALL Living Beings be they humans...
ET aliens or animals which is why it's called Star Trek or Trip but not Star Wars ( most people were tripping on weeds anyway at that time ...lol ) and it addresses the vital issues at the Time in the guise of Sci Fi fantasy and entertainment from a peaceful humanitarian non religious but Spiritual point of view ....... I think Gene Roddenberry was a Free Mason and foot patrol policeman with a love of Sci Fi and creative imagination to pull this off...plus having served in the Air Force and flew many missions in W W II help him come up with many good and plausible scenarios for his scripts
... I agree 333 % with what u said about Spock and TOS ... It was just the right show for the times as well as a deep study of human characters and desires as well as offering hopes for solution to these issues ...whether technical or advanced society policies we all wanted and try to thrive for in our own century...... Namaste...!!!
We miss you, Mr. Leonard Nimoy.
Go now where no man has gone before.
You are not the crumbs of greatness. You are the greatness. The legend of not only your acting role. But, more so for me as Leonard Nimoy the person.
How absolutely beautifully said. LLAP (Live Long And Prosper) Blessed Blessed Be, Mr Leonard Nimoy, The world is Richer for your Presence here.
So True. Back to The All, The Earth, The Sky, The Universe it's all connected and we, to it. Blessed Be and LLAP.
actually, he went back to a barbershop on fifth and vine.
She forgot his superb voice acting in the Lost World through Alien Voices, a much underrated but excellent series of old-time radio dramas produced in the 1990s.
Also Leonard was vacuum cleaner salesman, a brick layer, worked in a pet store and a bunch of other stuff until he could finally make money from acting.
Leonard Nimoy, coolest guy on earth and in spirit!
Love you Mr Nimoy and thank you
I’m bursting into tears because this video was a great memorial to L.N. since he was no longer with us. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I can’t stop crying right now
lovely to see and hear him, will always love him so sad to know he is no longer here watch star trek all the time
Fun fact, that is if the Hammer Museum in this video is the one on Wilshire Boulevard in LA. … here goes:
The roof of the high rise Hammer Museum is the one that Batman and Robin fly over in the Batcopter in the 1966 movie, where the girls in bikinis all wave to the daring duo as they are on their way out to the ocean where ultimately Batman nearly gets his leg eaten off by a shark until Robin inches down the ladder with the very effective shark repellent Batspray.
It’s true I tell you.
some of the audience's questions are incredibly stupid and embarrassing - apart from that, it's a great video
Quinto looks like Nimoy but not Spock if that makes sense.
Rest in peace. Not only the man that brought realism to "Spock"; but, also the man of "Cosmos". You will be missed.
Sir, Zachary Quinto is still alive.
Tom, he's talking about Nimoy.
Tom thx , Rock2HAL.
I am indeed speaking of the original SPOCK, that of Leonard Nimoy.
very much so
I thought Quinto was the biological son of Nimoy .
They met on the set of Quinto's initial portrayal of Spock ?
Long live and prosper ... DONE.
Spock will live forever ... remembering us of Mr Leonard Nimoy ... and soon Zachary Quinto ...
The only question is ... in 50 years from now, who will be next ?
Justin Bieber will reprise the role of "Dead Spock"
@@tomthx5804
And it will be a transgender south korean actor.
Perfect!
Quinto certainly looked the part, but I found his portrayal to be one dimensional. Like most actors playing Vulcans these days their default behavior is " slightly pissy" all the time. Nimoy's Spock had SO many layers, such a strong undercurrent. Nimoy's Spock also had a "fascination" about things, and Shatner's Kirk had "wonder" All of the new incarnations seem to miss that which mostly falls on the shoulders of the writers, directors AND actors I suppose. That fascination and wonder added SO MUCH to the overall feeling of the show. It makes you completely forget the Styrofoam rocks and dated special effects.
I agree and I believe it’s linked to society in general being more cynical…
Zachary is right about how the social fabric breaks down because of the peoples' obsession with indirect experience provided by the Internet over the Direct Experience of organic face to face experience.
mr spock was my idol at 15 yummy
"I like to think I'm funny" Well, I have literally been on a ZQ binge for almost a month now, and my partner and family keep asking me what's so funny. I'd definitely love to see ZQ in a comedy! I have to say, he really lends himself to the combination of the stillness he speaks of and dry, reactionary wit.
Zach sits like a little boy…
Zachary Quinto is great!!
It's spelled as 'lenord nemoy'
I used to have a secret self. It was sort of a collation of Herbie Handcock, and Dr. Tooth from the muppet show. It was a secret, because I lived in a small town in the south, and the thick of the Bible belt. Playing Funk (or even liking it) wasn't something to advertise.
"But, now it's so much better" - Wild cherry. Now, I live in California, and hold 4 of the top 10 slots on Newgrounds Funk!. Now my only worry is what will happen when people realize that I don't actually look like a collation of Herbie Handcock, and Dr. Tooth. LOL
Now is he the gay Spock? *BIG FAN*
Enoch was right when he said, "Woe unto The Watchers...!" They have no life so they get a life by watching the LIFE=mc2 of someone ELSE=mc2!
He was a very introspective man. As an artist with a camera he was overexposed, as and actor he was introverted. As a director he was extroverted. As a friend of many he was a Renaissance man. A shy man in public but a Soul of many colors, a jazz of the senses.
One of the absolute greatest characters on television ever, anywhere in the world. This Persian boy watched him, and was immediately fascinated by him over fifty years ago in Iran. And I'm still a fan years after he's passed on. I can no longer wish him to live long and prosper ... so I will just wish for him to rest in peace.
Uta Hagen had it right when she revealed in her book, "The Way of The Actor" that the actor is needy for approval, yet a musician like Ludvig V Beethoven didn't need obtuse approval even from the Rich Royalty who patronized him.
The mics were not a good idea; very in the way.
zachary was leaning down to reach it
@@tenfourten8438 he can't! its about three inches from his face!
In today's world, both Zachary and Leonard would be hardcore democrats but moreso, Zachary
I think you can tell the effect that Spock had on me as a youth and how that has stuck with me is that I applauded to my computer screen when Mr. Nimoy came to the podium. It makes me weep the appalling mess of the Star Trek legacy that has been made by the current crop of TV makers.
Close friends. Rest in peace.
I love Leonard Nimoy 👍💕😘😍
me too
This interview is unfortunately about Quinto.
Plenty of similarities including hair.
"oh pshaw", is that really necessary..?
The origin of love by Hedwig and the angry inch has a whole song and video and movie on that topic
where is a link to the video that he was describing during the first nine minutes of the film?!
3:25 blink, and you’ll miss it.
RIP MR Leonard Nimoy.
I had the pleasure of meeting Leonard NImoy in 1971 in Dedham, MA. He was so nice, and we had a pleasant, 10-minute conversation.
Love this lady's voice. Reminds me of the Saturday Night Live "Schweddy balls" skit. ua-cam.com/video/bPpcfH_HHH8/v-deo.html
here is the thing....I dont know about all of them but those "A" list hollywood actors like Deniro, Pacino, etc etc...you have to address them by "MR" and I get it.....if I was that good of an Actor...I would be so Low key, Hey just call me by my 1st name.......even if i was that high up on the totem pole......I hate the snobs......"My name is MR... This or that......go jump in a lake!!!......lighten up....life to too short..... and you would probably have more fans too.....
I'm a huge fan of Star Trek and Linda neem oil on up all of her name went on down does anybody ever use the velocities and the ideals that Star Trek teaches to solve problems in their real life if so I would like to talk with you the name is Daniel Reed you can find me on Facebook
Two very smart and very interesting men, two great actors, wonderful! ❤
Ack! I just wanted to listen to more Nimoy than anything. Everytime it got close...I got the new Spock. Sigh.
shut up lmao
"And don't say 'Pshaw', either. It's only a short step from 'Pshaw' to 'Hey nonny nonny', and then I'm afraid I shall have to call the police"
Back in the days when the Intelligentsia was actually intelligent.
Quinto is unique and identical to Leonard.
2 lovely men
SHOW THE PEOPLE 😅
How lovely
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
❤❤❤❤❤
Is Zachary showing his middle finger to the public at the end?
Hearing Zach Quinto do the Pittsburgh accent to Leonard Nimoy was a thing this Yinzer never knew he needed.