William Shatner did not like his performance in Generations. Obviously, he blames the director.
William Shatner did not like his performance in Generations. Obviously, he blames the director.
William Shatner played Captain James T. Kirk in 'Star Trek,' an American science sci-fi seres created by Gene Roddenberry
David Carson was not the most accomplished feature film director. He only directed one minor film before Generations, so maybe he wasn't the best choice... but he did direct four episodes of TNG- including Yesterday's Enterprise- and four episodes of DS9 before filming Generations, so I think he had a pretty good understanding of what makes a Star Trek movie.
Maybe Bill is just not the actor he thinks he is.
Sad. I thought the joke was that Mr Shatner was also the director of that one. That would have been a funny self-own that shows self-awareness
We all know what happens when The Shatt directs.
This weirdly helps his argument that having the right director makes a huge difference...
Shatner has no self-awareness. Did you ever hear the "sabotage" outtake from TOS?
That time William Shatner was an ass to Will Weaton and Gene Roddenberry put Shatner in his place.
Oooh, that's his Canadian showing.
"Pasta." "Salsa for the nachos." "Nazis." All with that short "a as in cat" sound.
He was probably pretty pissed that he slipped and got called on it. Any actor working for a US market would know how odd it would sound south of the boarder.