Scans from "I am not SPOCK"

Here are some scans of some of the pictures from Nimoy's first autobiography "I am not SPOCK". The captions are all copied word for word out of the book itself.

The cover xD

The first film role as "Chief Kojouski" in Queen for a Day. Robert Stillman Productions, 1950.

The title role as the young fighter in Kid Monk Baroni. Realart, 1952.

Leonard Nimoy as "Jules le Franc"; Paul Mazursky as "Maurice" (foreground); Michael Forest as "Greeneyes" (far corner); Robert Ellenstein as "The Guard", in Jean Genet's Deathwatch. The Deathwatch Co., 1966.

The first role as an "alien," Visit to a Small Planet. Pheasant Run Playhouse, Chicago, Illinois, 1968.

Leonard Nimoy as "Zastro the Magician" in "The Falcon." Mission: Impossible, Paramount Studios,
1969.

In the title role of "The Robot" in Mission: Impossible, Paramount Studios, 1969. (Me: WTF??)

In Spain starring with Yul Brynner and Richard Crenna in Catlow. MGM, 1971. (Me: I heard there is a scandalous bath scene in this movie involving Nimoy in a tub with conveniently placed bubbles. I shall investigate *__*)

Leonard Nimoy as "Tevye" in Fiddler on the Roof. Touring New York, Ohio and Massachusetts in 1971. (Me: I wish I was alive to see his performance as Tevye, it is said to be one of his most outstanding performances)

The Old Globe Theatre production of The Man in the Glass Booth with Leonard Nimoy in the title role.

In Oliver, Melody Top Theatre, Milwaukee (ME: THATS LIKE...30 MINUTES FROM MY HOUSE!!!),1972

As "King Arthur" in Camelot for summer theatres in Massachusetts, 1973.

In The King and I at Melody Top, Milwaukee, 1974.

Leonard as "McMurphy" in One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest. Little Theatre on the Square, Sullivan, Illinois, 1974.

As the mad emperor in Caligula. St. Edward's University, Austin, Texas, 1975.

Leonard Nimoy as the Holmes character in The Interior Motive. Kentucky Educational TV, 1975. (Me: What have I learned from this photo? Leonard Nimoy has some UBER big Nasolabial folds.)

Nimoy, Leonard. I am not SPOCK. Cutchogue, N.Y.: Buccaneer Books, 1975