“You’re probably thinking, “Isn’t Leonard Nimoy dead?” That’s what
Spock wants you to believe. HardDawn explains he’s actually been
consolidating Illuminati power since faking his own death. And Nimoy,
referred to as “the Pinnacle of the Draco,” is the “wild card” in a plot
to assassinate Scalia.
“He was a gentle, gentle creature,” Pine begins. “Many people in this business with that kind of career and pedigree can walk onto a set and sometimes you feel like the air is taken out of the room. He never required that kind of a space.”
“He was a very Zen, quiet, beautiful man,” he adds. “Very observant. There was a scene in the first film where I meet Spock Prime and he tells me about my father. There’s so much waiting around on set. There’s obviously a lot of time when you’re acting across from from someone, but really more often than not you’re just sitting in a director’s chair shooting the shit. We talked about art, we talked about photography, we talked about his philanthropy, we talked about travel, we talked about food. He was a renaissance man of the highest order, but what I always appreciate, and what I’m not really practicing now, is that men of few words really don’t have to say much to convey a tremendous amount of empathy, of intelligence, of presence. He’s a man that listened well.”
Leonard Nimoy, who played the most famous TV scientist of all time, Mr. Spock, came from an arts and theater background and in real life is nothing like his character. Yet he told me that because Mr. Spock and “Star Trek” have inspired so many young viewers to become scientists, researchers who meet him are always desperate to give him lab tours and explain the projects they’re pursuing in peer-to-peer terms. Mr. Nimoy nods sagely and intones to each one, ‘Well, it certainly looks like you’re headed in the right direction.’
I am posting this again for a very simple reason: BECAUSE THIS PROJECT MEANS SO MUCH TO ME PERSONALLY! (And I am very concerned that the goal will not be met.)
Leonard Nimoy LOVED the fanbase – and that evidence in from decades of being approachable, friendly,…
I donated…your turn now. Let’s make this happen! You can donate as little as $1! It’s for Grandpa Spock’s loving memorial.
Only 5 days left, and they still have a long way to reach their goal. Not an impossibly long way, but definitely not a I-can-let-other-people-deal-with-this distance. If you want to see this come to fruition, it probably WON’T without our help.
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