Live Long And Prosper Star Trek Fans Say Goodbye To Leonard Nimoy To watch the full interview, visit: yiddishbookcenter.org oral leonard nimoy jewish actor best known for his role as spock on the star trek sc. A growing collection of in depth interviews with people of all ages and backgrounds, whose stories about the legacy and changing nature of yiddish language and culture offer a rich and complex chronicle of jewish identity. live long and prosper: the jewish story behind spock, leonard nimoy's star trek character.
Live Long And Prosper Leonard Nimoy As Spock Over The Decades Ars In 2012, startrek caught up with nimoy to ask about the history behind the gesture and how it came to life on set. inspired by a gesture he’d seen during a blessing at an orthodox jewish shul as a boy, nimoy carried the memory with him until the fateful day filming the scenes on vulcan in “amok time.”. “the idea came when i saw the. By abby ohlheiser. february 27, 2015 at 1:38 p.m. est. leonard nimoy first saw what became the famous vulcan salute, “live long and prosper,” as a child, long before “star trek” even. It turns out that the distinctive salute was based on the hebrew letter shin. that’s the story behind the gesture, says leonard nimoy, who played the half human, half vulcan character for. Nimoy introduced the hand sign of the kohanim jewish blessing, which would become the vulcan salute. in a project for the yiddish book center, nimoy recounted the story of the first star trek episode where spock visits the planet vulcan in the season 2 premiere, "amok time." spock was to visit his home planet to be married, and it would be the.
Leonard Nimoy Aka Star Trek S Mr Spock Dies Aged 83 It turns out that the distinctive salute was based on the hebrew letter shin. that’s the story behind the gesture, says leonard nimoy, who played the half human, half vulcan character for. Nimoy introduced the hand sign of the kohanim jewish blessing, which would become the vulcan salute. in a project for the yiddish book center, nimoy recounted the story of the first star trek episode where spock visits the planet vulcan in the season 2 premiere, "amok time." spock was to visit his home planet to be married, and it would be the. Actor leonard nimoy, z"l, explains the jewish story behind the hand gesture he made famous through his role as spock on star trek. this short film draws from a longer oral history interview. the yiddish book center's wexler oral history project is a growing collection of in depth interviews with people of all ages and backgrounds, whose stories. Feb 27, 20152:16 pm. leonard nimoy, who passed away friday, sat down with the wexler oral history project last year, his impressive yiddish skills on full display. in the video below, nimoy.
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