Submitted by ionscifi on November 11, 2022 - 12:25
Bill tells The Times that "we’re vibrating, and those vibrations bring us all together".
It's true. We were just thinking of him and his feud with George Takei while writing about hints of an on-screen reunion between Kate Mulgrew and Jeri Ryan.
After saying "Fuck Star Wars. But Not Mark Hamill," and that Gene Roddenberry would be "turning in his grave" at some of the new Star Trek series, William Shatner had kinder words for Paul Wesley who now plays Kirk in Strange New Worlds.
Crowdfunding, eg. through sites like Kickstarter who retain a cut of the funds raised, has has made a significant impact on the entertainment industry but our beloved Bill wants to take it further and also away from the middle man.
A new documentary about his career will be financed entirely by fans who will own a share of revenue made by the film.
Elon Musk recently announced a deal to acquire Twitter, make it a privately owned company and "enhance" it. Not everyone is happy about this news.
On the other hand William Shatner has tweeted that not only will he remain on the platform but has jokingly pitched the idea of becoming its new face with the hashtag #dumpthebird.
Submitted by ionscifi on February 25, 2022 - 10:58
Sentinel Source have published an interview with William Shatner and his revelation that he hasn't watched a lot of Star Trek is getting some attention.
Some actors don't like to watch their own work. It's a thing.
You might recognise it a title we've used before, but this is the name of a new Amazon documentary about Shatner in Space, as it happens.
Unless you've just arrived from space yourself, you're probably aware that dear old Captain Kirk was launched into space in October aboard a Blue Origin rocket.
No George Takei hasn't clubbed his former captain on the noggin.
Rather some are questioning his claim to have been the first Star Trek actor in space.
In 1992 Mae Jemison became the first black woman to travel into space and the following year appeared as a crew member in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
