William Shatner, 91, jokes he might ‘die’ on stage during cheeky Comic Con appearance

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@ThatKevinSmith introduced WILLIAM FREAKIN’ SHATNER to the cast of MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE: REVOLUTION #SDCC2022 @Mattel pic.twitter.com/CO1SFHMH8F‘But’, Smith continued: ‘That would be f*****g amazing.

People would be like, “He died like the legend he was, man!”‘The documentary is being produced by Legion M and Exhibit A pictures, with Shatner remarking that now was the right time to do it.‘When I heard how Legion M wanted to incorporate audiences to be a part of it, it was perfect’, the actor said in a statement.Shatner was introduced to the Comic Con audience by Smith, 51, to also discuss his involvement in the next season of Masters of the Universe, which is set to be subtitled Revolution.The animated series, which was produced by Netflix, debuted to a positive reaction in 2021 and boasts an impressive voice cast.Star Wars’ Mark Hamill plays Skeletor, Game of Thrones’ Lena Headey stars as Evil-Lyn, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s Sarah Michelle Gellar features as Teela. 'He's an animal!' - Gabriel Jesus raves about new Arsenal team-mateCritical incident at Dover due to 'woefully inadequate' French border controlTeenager and love rival, 34, get into fight in middle of street over a manLittle else is known about Shatner’s involvement in season two of the adventure fantasy cartoon, having only been confirmed last week.

But it is likely that he will be joining the already stellar cast as He-Man (played by Chris Wood) takes on the evil overlord Skeletor.