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In reply to the discussion: Leonard Nimoy Appreciation Thread [View all]hifiguy
(33,688 posts)60. They all loved playing the Germans as nincompoops.
Werner Klemperer, who was the son of the great conductor Otto Klemperer, told the producers when he was cast as Klink that he would immediately quit the show if the Germans were ever portrayed as being competent. He didn't have much to worry about, as it happened. His most difficult task on the show was playing the violin out of tune, as he was a fine violinist IRL.
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I remember the "remember where we parked" line, and the fact that few people paid
niyad
Feb 2015
#73
thank you for that pic--I know what you mean about the weather. a friend just got back
niyad
Feb 2015
#86
Leonard was a nice man and a fine actor. I met him a couple of times, the fist time when I was
Bluenorthwest
Feb 2015
#18
Many of the advancements of the last 50 years started with Star Trek and Leonard Nimoy
LVZ
Feb 2015
#25
Pic URL: http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/uncyclopedia/images/a/ab/Spock_hand.jpg
blkmusclmachine
Feb 2015
#30
Kelley Freas painted my avatar, he also painted the Star Trek characters, including Spock of course
Fumesucker
Feb 2015
#53
He also hosted In Search Of which used to FREAK ME THE HELL OUT when I was a kid
Number23
Feb 2015
#59
That black cat looks like mine that passed away a couple of years ago at 19 1/2 years...
cascadiance
Feb 2015
#82
Let's not forget how Star Trek and Nimoy helped us visualize a BETTER future down the road!
cascadiance
Feb 2015
#87