William Shatner: Criticism From ‘Star Trek’ Cast Is From People “Bitter And Embittered”
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deadline.comAs they near the final frontier, there’s apparently still some scores to settle between the castmates of the original Star Trek television and film franchises.
Speaking to The Times of London for an interview that ran Friday, William Shatner, who played Captain James T. Kirk on TV and in seven films, gave a few jabs back at one of the people he worked with on those projects.
At 91, Shatner hasn’t forgotten the criticism of his behavior when the cameras were not rolling. “Sixty years after some incident, they are still on that track.
Don’t you think that’s a little weird? It’s like a sickness,” he said of the criticism. “I began to understand that they were doing it for publicity.” George Takei was simply the latest.
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