You said "Shatner" twice.

If Shatner stars in it, it will be a perfect storm of awesome

James Kirk was his best role. I'm glad to see the movie will focus mostly on that.

William Shatner presents William Shakespeare's Julius Ceasar!

THE MUSICAL!

Is he gonna be high as a kite by then?

Bathia_Mapes: yarnothuntin: THE MUSICAL!

Friends, Romans, Countrymen...No tears.. No tears... No tears for Caesar.
(^)

Link (Shatner of The Mount)

I remember this actor. Wasn't he in Mission Impossible or something?

Kinda obligatory.

Link (new window)

In the heat of the moment and the heat of the night,
Shatner moved like Tokyo in 1989.

William Shatner to helm new documentary film about the life of William Shatner

I just worry that this director may not fully understand his subject.

To be fair, Paramount did kind of screw Shatner for STV. It was supposed to be this big, action packed adventure and Paramount gave him no money. Their reasoning was that STII and IV were HUGE hits and were made cheaply. Never mind that in one 70% of the movie is on a ship bridge while the other was filmed in contemporary times. Shat did a pretty good job I thought for the Tek-War movies.

Did he negotiate his salary for the documentary?

Staring William Shatner, Produced by William Shatner
Stunts by William Shatner
Original Score by William Shatner
Craft services by William Shatner
Casting by William Shatner
Sound by William Shatner

The Complete Works of William Shatner.

MUPD1037: Staring William Shatner, Produced by William Shatner
Stunts by William Shatner
Original Score by William Shatner
Craft services by William Shatner
Casting by William Shatner
Sound by William Shatner

featuring Tyler Perry as "Madea"

Headline should have read:

Acclaimed "Star Trek V" director William Shatner...to helm new documentary film about...the life....of...William Shatner

Rumored title of the film:

"Rocketman"

SurfaceTension: Aboleth: I remember this actor. Wasn't he in Mission Impossible or something?

I think he was in an episode of The Twilight Zone back in the 60's, but I can't remember him doing much from that point forward.

I seem to remember him as the guest star on an episode of "Police Squad!" in Color. I think he did some game shows, too.

William Shatner is....the....greatest overactor of our times.

That's "William Farking Shatner" to you, subby.

SurfaceTension: Aboleth: I remember this actor. Wasn't he in Mission Impossible or something?

I think he was in an episode of The Twilight Zone back in the 60's, but I can't remember him doing much from that point forward.

He played Alexander the Great in a made-for-TV movie

doctor wu: Is he gonna be high as a kite by then?

SurfaceTension: phuquetarde: William Shatner is....the....greatest overactor of our times.

I think the great thing about Shatner is that he knows this, and kinda plays off it. He doesn't ever seem to take himself too seriously, now.

FTFY

if only there were some Cambellians with a reality bomb...

/oblig

LonMead: MUPD1037: Staring William Shatner, Produced by William Shatner
Stunts by William Shatner
Original Score by William Shatner
Craft services by William Shatner
Casting by William Shatner
Sound by William Shatner

featuring Tyler Perry as "Madea"


It was scary how closely that film resembled my own Trek life.

I've been watching all the StarTrek movies lately, starting with the Motion Picture. I finally got to 5 the other night. It had been a long time since i've seen it and it probably wasn't as bad as people say. I didn't really remember it anyway, except for Shatner climbing a mountain at some point.

What a terrible movie. The whole thing absolutely sucked. From beginning to end it was such a mess.

Fortunately 6 was pretty damn good, so I had that to look forward to.

i think V is decent. First of all, it addresses a question that needed to be answered... "what does Kirk think about God"?

/That's all I've got.

No... Wait....

One more...




AAAnnnd... I'm spent.

Gilligann: I've been watching all the StarTrek movies lately, starting with the Motion Picture. I finally got to 5 the other night. It had been a long time since i've seen it and it probably wasn't as bad as people say. I didn't really remember it anyway, except for Shatner climbing a mountain at some point.

What a terrible movie. The whole thing absolutely sucked. From beginning to end it was such a mess.

Fortunately 6 was pretty damn good, so I had that to look forward to.

Did you watch the new director's cut of The Motion Picture, or did you watch the crap theatrical cut?

Because I actually liked The Motion Picture once I saw the director's cut. MUCH better. They actually finished the movie and it works.

It's still slow, but it doesn't suck as much as it used to.

ZeroCorpse: Gilligann: I've been watching all the StarTrek movies lately, starting with the Motion Picture. I finally got to 5 the other night. It had been a long time since i've seen it and it probably wasn't as bad as people say. I didn't really remember it anyway, except for Shatner climbing a mountain at some point.

What a terrible movie. The whole thing absolutely sucked. From beginning to end it was such a mess.

Fortunately 6 was pretty damn good, so I had that to look forward to.

Did you watch the new director's cut of The Motion Picture, or did you watch the crap theatrical cut?

Because I actually liked The Motion Picture once I saw the director's cut. MUCH better. They actually finished the movie and it works.

It's still slow, but it doesn't suck as much as it used to.

Director's cut. It was very good.

I can't imagine why they let Shatner direct 5.

"And when I directed Star Trek V, I got a magnificent performance out of me, because I respected me so much!"