What caused the death of Leonard Nimoy, who played Mr. Spock on Star Trek, the TV series?
Correct answer: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
dementedduck1
Leonard Nimoy was a true Renaissance man. His main occupation was as an actor, which he was very successful at. But his avocations were numerous. He was an accomplished writer, artist, poet and photographer. All of which he was very successful at, so much so, that if he wanted to he could have easily become any one of those and it would have paid him a very handsome living to do. Leonard Nimoy was made for the role of Mr. Spock, the fit was serendipitous, as whomever chose him for that role was thinking far ahead of the time in which the 'original' series ran. He was truly a gentleman and a scholar, gifted and personable, while being humble for the break he recieved in obtaining the role of Mr. Spock.
DustyMephit94864
he was a great man. very ethical and compassionate
Player #2302284
He played a heck of a role in Star Trek. I prefer the original Star Trek
Player #23411622
Famous line from Star Trek "Live long and prosper"
leeb
met him at a book signing and had lunch with him great man great actor
YellowNavigator92607
But the measure of a man is whether he's been on Columbo. Nimoy made a wonderful bad guy.
Jesse Tello
Player #2302284, The Original Series is and always will be the best of them all!!!
Guillermo Jr.
Leonard and Bill appeared together in other acting roles before Star Trek.
great collaboration..
slomogeo
Player #23411622, there is an altruistic streak in many vulcan philosophies customs and ways of life: as sarek said, my logic is not certain where my son is concerned.
Player #23291412
dementedduck1, he also recorded an album.
Lionessa
Ken, COPD is either emphysema or chronic bronchitis. It's in the lungs, hence the use of the word "pulmonary."
Maestra
I shall miss him and relish the legacy he left for us. ❤️🖖LLAP
Jan
As a photographer, he did a series on women of different body types with the sole intention of celebrating them & countering the message of the one body type, body shaming beauty culture. That's a true man!
Player #9660637
dementedduck1, I
Player #5100533
I'm a Grown man, & I cried & cried when I heard the news of his passing. Born in 1960, I grew up watching Mr.Nimoy, he was like a favorite Uncle or something. He will be missed. "Live Long & Prosper" 🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖