Zachary Quinto has a deeper connection with Leonard Nimoy since his death.
The 38-year-old actor – who took over as Spock in the ‘Star Trek’ franchise from the legendary star in 2013 – has admitted it feels like a piece of him is missing on set now that Nimoy, who died aged 83 in February this year, has passed away but he feels a sense of "responsibility" to "honour" the veteran in his own work.
He said: "It’s certainly different now Leonard is not with us any longer. I feel a sense of connection to him which is deeper than when he was alive, and a sense of responsibility to honour him, his legacy and role. Leonard and I were very, very close. He really left the world as peacefully and loved as anyone I have ever known."
Meanwhile, the handsome star – who is currently filming the forthcoming movie ‘Star Trek Beyond’ – recently admitted he’s become a better person since he’s known Nimoy and has so many "memories" that will stay with him for the rest of his life.
He explained: "We talked about many things right up to the end. My memories are full of love and gratitude, and I miss him quite a bit. I feel that I’m an infinitely better person for knowing him. His was a really accomplished life and I think he left the world knowing that."
Zachary Quinto feels connected to Nimoy
