Nimoy's Columbo appearance, "A Stitch in Crime," was in February 1973, so he would've been 41 at the time. Anne Francis played his victim; they'd previously appeared together as teammates in the 1969 Mission: Impossible episode "The Double Circle."
Saw him as a Martian in Satan's Satellites/Zombies of the Stratosphere a movie serial from 1952. My local Saturday night Horror/SF, Creature Features would play it before the feature films.A young Nimoy? I don't believe that, Surf! The only time I ever saw a young Nimoy was in the film, Them (1954) as a youthful army guy with a telegram in an office and he was young in that yes!
JB
Wow! Zachary Quinto and Rocketman? Now that would be a great idea for a new movie!Saw him as a Martian in Satan's Satellites/Zombies of the Stratosphere a movie serial from 1952. My local Saturday night Horror/SF, Creature Features would play it before the feature films.
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And Spock was originally conceived as a Martian...looks like Nimoy was typecast before he got the role....
I could've sworn he was in This Island Earth... but that turned out to be Rex Reason. Check out the beginning, how similar in look and voice:
Ah, you're right! I should've checked with Memory Alpha first.They look similar because Rhodes Reason who played Flavius in "Bread and Circuses" was Rex's brother. Stuntman Kleven was the other gladiator.
Very cool that the actors were related.A young Nimoy? I don't believe that, Surf! The only time I ever saw a young Nimoy was in the film, Them (1954) as a youthful army guy with a telegram in an office and he was young in that yes!
JB
I always thought that Rhodes and Rex Reason were the same person as well and that he'd simply changed his name but apparently they were brothers!
JB
I was unable to make it past Brando's opening monologue. I found it sickening on several levels.Flipping through the channels before I go to work and caught Ricardo Montablan playing an ex-Japanese soldier opposite Marlon Brando in 'Sayonara'.
That's just all kinds of wrong.

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