Leonard Nimoy with his parents on his 36th

Leonard Nimoy with his parents on his 36th birthday, March 1967. They were giddy about all the attention from the press & fans but simply could not figure out what Star Trek was all about.

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27 thoughts on “Leonard Nimoy with his parents on his 36th”

  1. This is a brilliant photo in so many ways–vintage print with datestamp (wish I could see the complete framing). The way the shot is both composed, and cuts off dad’s arm. The other photo on the side table, flash in the mirror, comparison of son’s skinnier tie, the son’s oxford buttons compared to the decorations on mom’s blouse. It’s like a staged Vouge photo!

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  2. Honest question…
    We’re Leonard’s eyebrows naturally more narrow than most people’s? And if so, did the Star Trek show runners purposefully have anyone playing a Vulcan make them shave theirs to match?

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  3. There’s a great video of him talking about growing up in Boston’s West End neighborhood and how when he was a kid three generations lived together. He spoke of it very fondly. It was a pretty cool watch.

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  4. I remember holding back a bunch of obsessed fans harrassing Nimoy around 4am by Columbus Circle, NYC. I was coming out of work still in work mode and crowd control mode and a giant mob of drunk assholes were basically holding him hostage. Guy just wanted to go home. If you’re a fan and the person you admire is visibly miserable because of you, read the room.

    He probably died that year or the year after.

    At least he passed away respectfully and loved by all. Can’t say the same for George Takei who has been going online literally justifying the most recorded and documented genocide in human history. Hes going to die like Joan Rivers whose beautiful long career was ruined by one of her final public statements where she cheered on the 2014 massacre in Gaza where over 500 children were murdered.

    Here’s to Leonard Nimoy. Cheers, old man. Thank you for your work, and for never letting me down.

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