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	Leonard Nimoy
		Leonard Nimoy was raised in a Boston tenement, and decided to be an actor when he saw Charles Laughton in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
		Nimoy's first film was Queen for A Day with Darren McGavin in 1951, and his first leading role was a pretty good low-budget boxing drama called Kid Monk Baroni.
		Nimoy thought that wasn't "futuristic" enough for Star Trek, and instead he came up with the idea that Vulcans know exactly where to pinch humans on the neck to instantly induce unconsciousness.
	www.nndb.com /people/629/000022563 (702 words)

	1995 - THE OUTER LIMITS: I, Robot
		Cutler demands that Adam has the right to be defended unless the prosecutor can prove without doubt that Adam has committed the crime he is charged for.
		When Mina's mother had died, Adam came to her and told her: "Mina, I will never leave you." In vain Mina tries to explain that Adam is no machine, but tried to comfort her.
		Adam does not know, but he suspects it has to do with the traumatic experience he has had in court.
	www.ponilla.org /Nimoy/TVFilms_OL_Robot2.htm (2246 words)

	Biography for Leonard Nimoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Raised in a Boston tenement, acting in community theaters since age eight, Leonard Nimoy didn't make his Hollywood debut he was 20, a bit part in Queen for a Day (1951) and another as a ballplayer in the perennial Rhubarb (1951).
		Nimoy stated that he did not want to play Spock, or direct any Star Trek movie in which Spock was not an interegal part of the plot.
		Nimoy has also appeared in a number of TV movies and miniseries, notably as Golda Meir's first husband in "A Woman Called Golda" (1982) and starred as concentration camp survivor Mel Mermelstein in Never Forget (1991), which he also produced.
	imdb.com /name/nm0000559/bio (1502 words)

	C&F-Nimoy Press Release & Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In the past, Nimoy has been involved in landscape photography, as well as the informal portrait, yet openly admits that he was not interested in the commercial area of photography and has worked to develop his fine art images.
		NIMOY was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on March 26, 1931, the second son of Max and Dora Nimoy.
		Nimoy has three children, Julie, Adam and a step-son, several grandchildren, and is married to his second wife, Susan Bay Nimoy (1988).
	www.clickersandflickers.org /press-Nimoy.html (1921 words)

	Star Trek - Actor Biographies - Leonard Nimoy
		The son of Jewish immigrants from the U.S.S.R., Leonard Nimoy was born in Boston in 1931.
		Nimoy ran a drama studio in North Hollywood for three years and taught for a year at Synanon; by now he had two children, Adam and Julie.
		In 1991, Nimoy starred in and produced the film, "Never Forget," for the Turner Network, which deals with a true case of a Holocaust survivor suing a neo-Nazi organization who claimed the extermination of Jews in World War II was a myth.
	www.geocities.com /uss_patriot_1/BiogNimoy.htm (2090 words)

	Adam Nimoy - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Adam Nimoy (born 9 August 1956; age 50) is the son of legendary Star Trek actor Leonard Nimoy.
		He was at first a lawyer, but in the 1990's began a directing career.
		There is a short clip in the original series first season blooper reel, with Adam, who was about ten years old at the time, is made up as a Vulcan.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Adam_Nimoy (162 words)

	Adam Nimoy - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Adam Nimoy - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		He went on to work on such television series as NYPD Blue, Babylon 5, Sliders, The Practice, Ally McBeal, The Gilmore Girls, The Outer Limits (where he directed his father in the episode "I Robot") and others.
		He comes over and says "Hi" to his dad, who is sitting in the bridge command chair.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php?title=Adam_Nimoy&printable=yes (162 words)

	LAJS - Leonard Nimoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Leonard Nimoy was born in Boston, MA, on March 26, 1931.
		Nimoy also became a successful movie director, responsible for “Star Trek III: The Search for Spock” and “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home”; His additional contributions to Star Trek include, story writing credits on “Star Trek IV” and “Star Trek VI”, which he also Executive Produced.
		Nimoy’s fl and white art photography is represented in several galleries nationwide.
	www.lajewishsymphony.com /bios/LeonardNimoy.htm (882 words)

	Adam Nimoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
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	STARTREK.COM : Article
		As a child Nimoy saw that gesture used by rabbis during a Jewish ceremony (he was supposed to keep his eyes squeezed shut but he peeked).
		While answering questions, Nimoy revealed that he was indeed limping during the original pilot episode, "The Cage." He said that Gene Roddenberry asked him to limp because he thought he would do a pre-episode where Spock's leg was injured.
		Nimoy was later joined by Doohan, Nichols, Takei, Koenig and Whitney, all on stage together.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/TOS/news/article/120585.html (870 words)

	ClassicSciFi.Com - Leonard Nimoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Raised in a Boston tenement, acting in community theaters since age eight, 'Leonard Nimoy' didn't make his Hollywood debut till age twenty, a bit part in "Queen for a Day (1951)" and another as a ballplayer in the perennial "Rhubarb (1951)".
		Stated at a 1993 convention in Toronto, Ontario, Canada that he has contracted out his signature, and can only sign items the company he has a contact with authorizes, and therefore does not sign for fans, otherwise he could be sued for breach of contract.
		The "Vulcan salute" he created for "Star Trek" (right hand open with palm outward, fingers separated between the middle and ring fingers, thumb extended) is in reality a hand gesture used by a Rabbi (both hands with thumbs touching) during the Hebraic benediction, which includes the phrase "Live long and prosper".
	1701a.com /actors.jsp?actor=Leonard+Nimoy (620 words)

	Earth Prime \| Episode Guide \| Post Traumatic Slide Syndrome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		A graduate of the University of California at Berkeley with a major in political science, Nimoy later attended Loyola University where he received a law degree and he soon went on to become an entertainment lawyer.
		The directing bug hit Nimoy when he became an apprentice under Nicholas Meyer on Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country and he went on to helm episodes for Star Trek: The Next Generation, NYPD Blue, The Outer Limits and Deadly Games.
		Nimoy has become a Sliders fan favorite for directing two more of the series' most memorable episodes, Slide Like An Egyptian and The Guardian.
	www.earthprime.com /episode/episode.asp?ID=19 (2012 words)

	Star Trek Trivia
		Spock, Leonard Nimoy played a role on the original Outer Limits program in an episode called “I, Robot.” The episode title was taken from a story by the same name written by Earl and Otto Binder (published under the pseudonym "Eando Binder").
		Nimoy’s role in “I, Robot” was as a brash reporter covering the story of Thurman Cutler, a defense attorney brought out of retirement to defend a robot accused of murdering his creator, Dr. Link.
		And the remade episode was directed by Adam Nimoy, Leonard Nimoy's son.
	www.spiritone.com /~brucem/trivst.htm (904 words)

	Rain Parade
		A minor mystery--Adam Nimoy (son of Leonard) gets thank-yous on Rain Parade’s LPs, yet it’s unclear what it was he did for the band.
		Since I’d never heard of him opening doors for anyone else, it’d be nice to get the scoop--is there a Trekker who could tell me? Maybe they gave him a set of bongos, so he’d feel like he belonged.
		Maybe even onstage--it would have been a fitting tribute to the episode wherein Spock “jammed” a little bossa-nova blooz with a bunch of space-hippies (specifically with the one named “Adam”) en route to planet Eden.
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Underground/2507/raindaze.html (1462 words)

	Guide page: "Passing Through Gethsemane"
		It's not the kind of story I get to do within the B5 structure very often, and I'm extremely pleased with this one (and Adam Nimoy did a bang-up job directing it; he thinks it may be his best work ever).
		Adam was great in that he's a very serious director who sits down and really thinks through the subtext of the episode, the thematic aspects, the underlying symbology, and then sits with the actor and really works with them so that they fully understand the nuances of the scene.
		A lot of TV direction can be rushed...you're always under the gun...so it's rare to find someone who really takes his time and prepares the cast.
	www.midwinter.com /lurk/guide/048.html (3359 words)

	Actors - Adam Nimoy
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	VH1.com : Movies : Movie : The Outer Limits: I, Robot : Plot
		First telecast July 23, 1995, "I, Robot" is one of a handful of "new" Outer Limits episodes based on stories filmed during the original 1960s series (in this case, the earlier version aired on November 14, 1964).
		Placed on trial for killing his creator, Adam will be destroyed unless the defense can prove that the robot possesses true humanity.
		Leonard Nimoy stars as Thurman Cutler, the aging attorney coaxed out of retirement to save Adam, while "I, Robot" itself was directed by Nimoy's son, Adam Nimoy.
	www.vh1.com /movies/movie/221969/plot.jhtml (163 words)

	Outer Limits Season 1 Episode Guide
		Because he "has been [like] a brother" to the scientist's daughter, she contacts lawyer Thurman Cutler to save him from being disassembled.
		It was directed by Leonard Nimoy's son Adam who has previously directed two "Star Trek: The Next Generation" episodes.
		Leonard Nimoy was in the original episode but in a different part.
	www.innermind.com /outerlimits/guides/olepg1.htm (1351 words)

	Adam Nimoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
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	Whoosh! Episode Guide: HTLJ A WICKED GOOD TIME
		Liz also has previous writing credits for co-writing Lost City with Robert Bielak, and for co-writing the X:WP ep A Family Affair with Chris Manheim.
		The ep was directed by Adam Nimoy, who is the son of Leonard (I Am Not Spock...
		Adam hasn't worked on HTLJ or X:WP before, but he has a very substantial record as a TV director, including episodes of Vengeance Unlimited, VIP, Ally McBeal, The Practice, Nash Bridges, Murder One, The Outer Limits, Sliders, Babylon 5, NYPD Blue, and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
	www.whoosh.org /epguide/herk/h607_110_wicked.html (1301 words)

	CamrynManheim.com : "Checkmate" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Johnson) John Larroquette (as Joey Heric) Albert Hall (as Judge Seymore Walsh) Frank Converse (as Dr. Jordan) Cheryl Hawker (as Marsha) Lee Chamberlin (as Dr. Timmi) Jack Shearer (as Mr.
		Johnson) Adrian Sparks (as Expert Witness) Hugh Holub (as Attorney Harold) Patrick Egan (as Judge Adam Clark) Nancy Gibbs (as Foreperson) Elliott Francis (as Reporter) Karl Hamann (as Clown) Joyson Creek (as Foreman) Anna Gunn (as A.D.A. Ward)
		Ellenor represents a woman heckled by a carnival clown.
	www.camryn.com /camLORES_web/television/practicearchive/checkmate.html (77 words)

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