The Twilight Zone was known for its spooky and disturbing episodes. When Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy starred in the show, we saw its darkest episode.

During this period, Nimoy’s directorial star began to rise beyond the Trek orbit. He directed the hit comedy Three Men and a Baby (1987), which became the highest-grossing film of the year.

Leonard Nimoy passed away Friday of pulmonary disease. He most famously played Spock in the original Star Trek TV show and movies. His funeral will be held Sunday in California.

But the love for the characters and the actors who played them has always remained, and now, there's a new movie at the TriBeCa Film Festival that honors Leonard Mimoy's legacy.

'Star Trek' Star Makes Rare Comment About Leonard Nimoy originally appeared on Parade. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds star Ethan Peck opened up about fans of the long-standing science fiction ...