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Nimoy On Becoming Spock Again
As reported by TrekMovie.com, Nimoy, who last played Spock in 1991 in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country and in Star Trek: The Next Generation: Unification I and II, had to figure out how to slip back into the role of the famous Vulcan. "I was concerned stepping into a character that I have been out of for eighteen years," explained Nimoy. "I was concerned as an experience, what I might find as a handle. What I might find as an entry point into the character. But working with J.J. Abrams helped alleviate his worries. "I really believe those concerns went away when I got on the set and started working with J.J. Abrams and my fellow actors," said Nimoy. "That has always been the touch point, how is it working with the director and my fellow actors, and the script of course. If we are given opportunities and set up in such a way — the set, the directors, the cameras and so forth, that the actors and establish and successfully their relationships with each other, find their dramatic and comic moments in the scene, then everything falls away and I think that was certainly the case with this movie. Working on Star Trek XI was a positive experience for Nimoy. "I had a wonderful time and I felt totally secure in the hands of the director and the script and I worked with some terrific actors," said Nimoy. "These are very, very, good people. I really came way extremely pleased. I think the audience is going to find these actors really quite wonderful and they are going to be extremely well liked. I think the audience is going to take them into their hearts. To read more, head to the article located here. |
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Location: Sadly, not in Texas
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Re: Nimoy On Becoming Spock Again
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Re: Nimoy On Becoming Spock Again
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Re: Nimoy On Becoming Spock Again
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Re: Nimoy On Becoming Spock Again
It is nice to read that he liked the cast.
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Re: Nimoy On Becoming Spock Again
yep. The weird thing to think about: It's been 18 years since Star Trek VI. It's been 40 years since Star Trek first went off the air. So, it's been almost as long since Star Trek VI as it had been between the original series ending and Star Trek VI itself. Not quite but in the same ballpark, around 20 years. That is just unimaginable to me. Of course, when I was in high school, 20 years really was forever.
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Location: Sadly, not in Texas
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young impressionable minds
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I, on the other hand, am getting there. I was in the 2nd grade in 1971.
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Re: Nimoy On Becoming Spock Again
I have been a Star Trek fan since the summer of 1966 while watching the "previews" of this new Science Fiction TV show. I couldn't wait for September. Before that all we had was reruns of "Forbidden Planet" and "The Day The Earth Stood Still". Everything else was crap as far as Science Fiction was concerned until Star Trek. Speaking of crap: I'm glad Nimoy liked the script. It's a good sign. But the proof is in the pudding.
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