LEONARD NIMOY
Biography
| 1931 | Born in Boston, Massachusetts |
| 1950 | Moved to California |
| 1953-56 | Military service |
| 1977 | Masters Degree in Education at UCLA |
| under Robert Heineken | |
| 2000 | Awarded Honorary Doctorate of Humane |
| Letters from Antioch University for work in | |
| Holocaust Rememberance, the Arts and | |
| the Environment | |
| Leonard Nimoy lives and works in New York | |
Solo Exhibitions
| 2010 | The Full Body Project, Emerson Gallery Berlin |
| (in the context of The European Month | |
| of Photography) | |
| 2005 | Maximum Beauty (photographic essay) |
| 2002 | Shekhina (photographic essay) |
Bibliography
| 1983 | Published Warmed by Love |
| (poetry and photographs) | |
| 1981 | Published These Words Are for |
| You (poetry and photographs) | |
| 1978 | Published Come Be with Me |
| (poetry and photographs) | |
| 1975 | Published I Am Not Spock (autobiography) |
| 1974 | Second book Will I Think of You |
| (poetry and photographs) | |
| 1973 | First photographic showing at a gallery |
| and poetry book You and I | |
| (poetry and photographs) |
Audio- and Discography
| 1976 | Outer Space/Inner Mind |
| 1970 | The New World of Leonard Nimoy |
| 1969 | The Touch of Leonard Nimoy, album |
| containing first song compositions | |
| 1968 | I’d Love Making Love to You and |
| Please Don’t Try to Change My Mind | |
| 1967 | first album Music from Outer Space |
| with the hit single Visit to a Sad Planet |
Selected Films and TV Series
| 1987 | Directed Three Man and a Baby |
| 1986 | Directed Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home |
| 1984 | Directorial debut with |
| Star Trek III: The Search for Spock | |
| 1979 | First Star Trek feature film The Motion |
| Picture was released | |
| 1978 | Appeared in Invasion of the Body |
| Snatchers (remake) | |
| 1977 | Played Martin Dysart in Equus |
| on the New York stage | |
| 1974 | Appeared in TV movie |
| The Alpha Caper | |
| 1971 | Theater work including in Fiddler on the Roof |
| and Catlow | |
| 1969 | Nimoy joined the Mission: Impossible team |
| as a regular, replacing Martin Landau | |
| 1966-69 | Appeared as Mr. Spock in Star Trek TV series |
| 1956-66 | Appeared in well-known TV series including |
| Wagon Train, Man from U.N.C.L.E., | |
| Rawhide, Perry Mason, Combat and | |
| films as Deathwatch and The Balcony | |
| 1952 | Lead role in Kid Monk Baroni |
| 1951 | Film acting debut: Queen for a Day |
Awards and Grants
| 2001 | Artist in Residence |
| at the American Academy in Rome | |
| 1985 | star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood |
| Leonard Nimoy has earned | |
| three Emmy nominations. | |