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I Am Spock (1995)

by Leonard Nimoy

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An autobiography presenting anecdotes from the author's life as an actor and director and from his experiences playing Mr. Spock on Star Trek.
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Must have been pretty good to get 4 stars. ( )
  zot79 | Aug 20, 2023 |
I loved this book. I loved hearing it read by Nimoy, too. He talks about his life and career and so much detail about Star Trek that I loved hearing. I even cried near the end. Very much worth the listen ( )
  KyleneJones | Apr 25, 2022 |
This was an interesting book. I enjoyed Star Trek in my younger years and Spock was my favorite character (which was common). I enjoyed Mr. Nimoy's part in developing his character, the reasoning behind it and the history of the movies after the show. I think I should now read I am Not Spock to see what he said there (referred to several times in this book). I liked his interspersed dialogues with Spock, which helped to remind me of the "personality" of his character. ( )
  Wren73 | Mar 4, 2022 |
This is a well written and interesting autobiography. Leonard tells the story of his acting career, directing career, personal life. He focuses on the character of Spock that he was most famous for during his long career. He seems like a thoughtful and intelligent man with a sense of purpose. I enjoyed the book and recommend it to any Star Trek fans like myself. ( )
  GlennBell | Jun 28, 2021 |
Good autobiography of Leonard Nimoy (and in the audiobook, read by the author!) focusing on his involvement with Star Trek and role as Spock. Answers a lot of questions about his thoughts on the movies, background dealings with the studios, etc. A short book and easy read (but better as an audiobook in this case, definitely.) ( )
  octal | Jan 1, 2021 |
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To Stoots,
For the love
and laughter.
A Stoots,
Per l'amore
e le risate.
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Let's open this book with a couple of shattering confessions right up front:
1. I talk to myself; and
2. I hear voices in my head.
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