Lifestyle | Leonard Nimoy Leonard Nimoy Retiring His Spock Ears At 79, he's leaving the stage for good By John Johnson Posted Apr 21, 2010 7:10 PM CDT Copied This undated file photo shows Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, DeForest Kelley, and James Doohan, along with their alter egos. (AP Photo/Paramount Television ,File) Don't expect to see Leonard Nimoy in the Star Trek sequel now in the works for 2012. The 79-year-old tells the Toronto Sun he's retiring from all acting gigs—including Spock—for good. "I've been doing this professionally for 60 years,” he says. “I want to get off the stage." After a few more sci-fi conventions he's got booked, he'll be done with those, too. I’m so grateful to the fans," he says. "I call these kind of experiences a victory lap." Read These Next Beneath the upcoming White House ballroom: a new, pricey bunker. All is not well in the Beckham family. An Indiana judge and his wife have been shot at their home. Meet the Oscar winner who says the award injured her career. Report an error