These Were Leonard Nimoy’s Final Words Of Wisdom Before Dying
@photomanwilliams4147
3 years ago (edited)I saw an interview by Nimoy years later about this episode. He said while both played a large acting part this brief encounter was the only contact they had. At the time, both were fairly unknown, each playing bit parts and didn’t know each other as actors. They didn’t chat off-camera as they just did the quick camera take, each moving on to their next acting scene. Nimoy in the interview talked about how a year into the startrack series he and Shatner were talking about past acting projects and found they both did a “Man from Uncle”. As they chatted they concluded they both had been in the same episode, but both being unknown actors, and such a brief encounter they had no memory of the meet. After viewing the show it was only then they put it all together they had made brief contact, and is looked back as their first acting scene together.
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@bradbackauthor9940
1 year agoIt’s very interesting to see William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and the man who played Colonal Klink, all acting TOGETHER!
@Skyluna07
8 months agoThis clip is from 1964. Werner Klemperer had not started Hogan’s Heros yet. He was a great actor and comedian. He won 2 prime time Emmy Awards.
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@JohnSilverfan01
8 years agoAnd so starts the beginning of a wonderful, beautiful friendship between Mr. Nimoy and Mr. Shatner. Rest in Peace, Mr. Nimoy. Life Long and Prosper, Mr. Shatner.
@Bill23799
1 year This is an unaired episode of Star Trek. Kirk and Spock go back in time to assist two agents from a secret government organisation to capture a former Nazi officer who is fleeing prosecution. He committed heinous war crimes against Allied prisoners while he was Commandant of Luft Stalag 13.
