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Hassie 2022-06-27 18:42:05
Quite like
I watched it when I was a child, because it was broadcast on TV, I don't know if I watched it all, each episode has a story, and it doesn't matter if I miss a few episodes??
At that time, I thought the various black technology props used by detectives were quite "magic"? And all kinds of...
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Providenci 2022-06-27 11:30:39
The classic of funny TV series
I watched this TV series when I was in junior high school. Every day at noon, Hunan Satellite TV (as if it was) was broadcasting this TV series in Chinese. In retrospect, watching this TV series every day was the happiest thing in that dark age (the most tired of school). The male protagonist is...
Leonard Nimoy
Leonard Nimoy (Leonard Nimoy, March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015), was born in Boston , USA , film director, poet, musician and photographer. He became famous for playing Spock in the American TV series " Star Trek " from 1966 to 1969, and he also played this role in some later movies. Since then he directed the most popular movie " Three Men and a Baby " in 1987 .
On the morning of February 27, 2015, Leonard Nimoy died at his home in Los Angeles at the age of 83.
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Early Experience
Leonard Nimoy was born in Boston . His parents were Yiddish Jews who immigrated to the United States from Russia . His mother was a housewife, and his father opened a barber shop. He started acting at around eight years old and won a leading role at the age of 17. He studied photography at the University of California, Los Angeles , but did not finish his studies. In 1953, he obtained a Master of Arts in Education from Boston College (BOSTON COLLEGE) and an Honorary Doctoral Degree from Antioch University in State of Ohio . In his early years , he served in many b -level films and TV series. He recalled that he participated in card games and medical trials to pay the tuition for the dancing class. You can tell from his accent that he grew up in Boston.
He served in the U.S. Army Reserve, and in November 1955 finallyThe rank of retired. According to the US National Archives Administration, Nimoy's service record in the US Army was destroyed in a fire at the National Personnel Records Center in 1973.
Performing Experience
Leonard Nimoy film and television works
Nimoy's most famous role is to play half- Vulcan , half-human Spock in "Star Trek: The First Generation" . The series started playing in 1966 and stopped in 1969. For this he was nominated for Emmy Awards .
As early as 1964, Nimoy and William Alan Shatner , who later played James Tabirius Kirk in " Star Trek ", played together in an episode of a TV series. At that time, they played both sides of Iron Curtain . Two opponents. After " Star Trek : The First Generation" Nimoy also voiced Spock in "Star Trek: Animated Series". He also played Spock in " Star Trek: The Next Generation " and six movies based on "Star Trek: The First Generation". In the planned eleventh and twelfth "Star Trek" movies directed by Jeffrey Jacob Abrams , he will play the old Spock.
Before his success in " Star Trek ", Nimoy had performed in more than 50 movies and TV series, most of which were popular TV series. After the termination of "Star Trek: The First Generation", he immediately entered the spy series " Dare to Die ". From 1969 to 1971, he played a spy for a magician and a master of makeup. During this time he suffered from pepticulcer .
In the 1970s and early 1980s he staged several TV series and was nominated once for the Emmy Awards . He also appeared in two famous TV series. In the late 1970s, he acted as a narrator and organizer on a TV show describing anomalous phenomenon (the show was broadcast on Hong Kong Lai TV, translated as "The Big Search"). During this time he also appeared in dramas. When planning to shoot the new "Star Trek" series in the late 1970s, Nimoy was arranged to appear in only two of the eleven episodes. But then the series was changed to a movie, and Nimoy agreed to repeat his old role.
Nimoy directed a number of TV series and successfully directed the third " Star Trek " movie in 1984 . ("Star Trek III: The Shock of the Rock"), and then directed the most successful Star Trek movie "Star Trek IV: Rescue the Future" to date. Since then, he directed the most popular movie " Three Men and a Baby " in 1987 . Nimoy occasionally dubbed animations.
Dubbing works: "Transformers 3" in the voice of the enemy
Latest: From the fall of 2008, began to play William Bell (William Bell ) , the president of "Titan Power", in a new science fiction TV series " Fringe " ( Fringe ) filmed by FOX Company .
In 2009 , the " Star Trek11 " in coming out again starred in old Spock from the future of this role.
In 2013, he made a cameo appearance in "Star Trek 12 (Darkness Unbounded)" again, starring in the elderly Spock from the future, the JJ version of ST once again paid tribute to the classic series!
Leonard Nimoy Literature
Nimoy wrote two autobiography. The first book was published in 1977 called "I am not Spock " ( I am not Spock ). The title of this book was a lot of controversy because many fans mistakenly believed that Nimoy opposed the role of Spock. But Nimoy himself explained that he chose the title to remind readers that he and Spock are not the same person. In this book Nimoy has a conversation with Spock.
The second book was published in 1995 called " I am Spock " ( I am Spock ). He chose the title of the book to show that after years of performing this character, he finally made him realize the similarities between him and this character. When he plays Spock, he always thinks about how the characters will react in a certain situation. Over the years, such considerations have led him to develop a new perspective on the world. He thought he would not have such a view if he had not played this role. So Nimoy said in this autobiography that from a certain point of view he is indeed Spock , and Spock is him. Even so, he can still distinguish between fantasy and reality.
Nimoy also published several collections of poems, some of which were published with his photography. His last collection of poems was published in 2002, and it was titled " A Lifetime of Love: Poems on the Passages of Life " ( A Lifetime of Love: Poems on the Passages of Life ). His poems can be found in the contemporary poetry collection The HyperTexts . In the 1970s he wrote a play based on Vincent Willem van Gogh .
In 1995, Nimoy participated in the production of a comic book, which included Close Encounter of the first kind with aliens . He discussed the situation with Isaac Asimov .
Leonard Nimoy Music Works
During the filming of " Star Trek : The First Generation" and thereafter, Nimoy published five vocal records. These include songs related to " Star Trek " and other famous songs. These records were so successful that he played on many occasions as a result.
In 1985, Nimoy directed a musical for the Bracelet Choir .
He has published another version of a song I walk the line by the famous country musician Johnny Cash .
Personal Life
Nimoy was married twice, first in 1954 and divorced in 1987. He has two children and his son Adam is a director. He remarried in 1988.
Nimoy invented the Vulcan nerve fingering as a non-violent option. In addition, he invented the Vulcan style salute: raise your hand, palms facing each other, and separate the middle and ring fingers. This salute was derived from the ritual of Jewish blessing. In the original Jewish ceremony, use your hands with your thumbs facing each other. It stands for the Hebrew letter ש, which is often used to represent the name of God. The Vulcan salute blessing " Live long and prosper " used by Nimoy is also derived from a Jewish Anthem . In "Civilization IV" Nimoy said the original Jewish Anthem sentence.
Nimoy is a liberal who donated up to $2,300 to Barack Obama in the 2008 US presidential election .
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