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Leonard Nimoy Had a Brief Role Opposite Vincent Price in 1956
In 1956, Leonard Nimoy appeared in an episode of the TV series Matinee Theatre with actor Vincent Price.
Nimoy played a delivery man who arrives while Price’s character is preparing to harm his wife.
The role was brief, with Nimoy speaking fewer than five lines.
At the time, Nimoy was taking one-off acting jobs, years before he became known as Spock in Star Trek.
He later said that short roles could be harder to play than parts with more dialogue because they gave him less time to build a character.
The episode is not available to stream, and only a few of the series’ nearly 600 episodes can be found online.
Leonard Nimoy appeared briefly opposite Vincent Price in a 1956 episode of the television series Matinee Theatre.
Nimoy played a delivery man in the episode, titled “Whom Death Has Joined Together.”
His role had fewer than five lines, and his part ended after a brief exchange with Price’s character.
The episode is not available to stream, according to TVLine.
Nimoy later said short roles could be harder to perform than roles with extensive dialogue.
- Who
- Leonard Nimoy and Vincent Price appeared in the episode.
- What
- Nimoy played a delivery man in a brief television role opposite Price.
- When
- 1956.
- Where
- On the television series Matinee Theatre.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
He was very nervous when he came to the door
I couldn't see what was going on inside and I'm kind of looking around.
It was more difficult to do a one-line or a two- or three-line role than to do pages of dialogue
I don't play monsters, I play men besieged by fate and out for revenge
Matinee Theatre began airing.
Nimoy appeared with Vincent Price in the episode “Whom Death Has Joined Together.
Matinee Theatre aired its final episodes.
- Episode
- Whom Death Has Joined Together
- Series
- Matinee Theatre
- Year
- 1956
- Nimoy’s role
- Delivery man
- Dialogue
- Fewer than five lines










