William Shatner says that the hatred of the old co-stars of him is "as a disease" in a new interview
The 91 -year -old actor claims that his comrades of "Star Trek" are looking for publicly.
The quarrel among these co -stars does not seem to be reaching a conclusion - even if almost 60 years have passed since it started. In various interviews,William Shatner and hisStar Trek The comrades commented on their tense relationship, which began to go back when the emblematic science fiction series was presented in the 1960s.
Now in a new conversation withThe Times of London,,Shatner has released again His feelings with regard to his colleagues actors, going so far as to say that their aversion and their criticism of him are "as a disease".
Read the rest to see what the 91 -year -old actor said in his last interview and to find out more about the fall between Shatner and the rest of theStar Trek sunk over the years.
Read this then:William Shatner and thisStar Trek The co-star has been arguing for 50 years.
Star Trek The co-stars have called Shatner several times over the years.
One of the main problems that the actors of Shastner have raised is his ego on theStar Trek Position. In 2019,Walter Koenig, who played Pavel Chekov,said to the television academy, "Admittedly, each shot was put in place so that it was in the foreground. He simply blocked it in this way, and as I said already, the directors accompanied him." He added: "But he was civilian. Never had the impression that he wanted to be one of the supporting players. He liked to hang out withLeonard Nimoy andDeforest Kelley. ""AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
In 1999,James Doohan, who played Scotty, expressed something similar. He said, via Boston.com, "I like Captain Kirk, but I don't like Bill. It is so unsure that everything he can think is himself. ""
During an interview withUnited States today in October,Shatner was asked about co-starNichelle Nichols, who portrayed Nyota Uhura, saying to shriveled before her death earlier this year that some co-stars found her difficult. He replied that it was a "total shock" to hear.
He accused his former colleagues of wrapping advertising.
In his new interview withThe Times of London (via the deadline) Shatner said he believed that his co-stars told him an evil to attract the attention of the public and the press.
"Sixty years after an incident, they are still on this track. Don't you think it's a little weird?" he said. "It's like a disease. I started to understand that they were doing it for advertising."
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He exchanged particularly unpleasant words with a co-star.
More intense than with one of his othersStar Trek Co-Stars, Shatner had a longtime and very public quarrel withGeorge Takei, who played Hikaru Sulu in the series. Their exchanges included Shastner saying that Takei did not invite him to his wedding in 2008, which otherStar Trek The stars attended, while Takei says he invited the actor.
More recently, they entered a public fight whenTakei described Sontner as a "guinea pig" To be a passenger onJeff Bezos' Space flight at 90 years old. "[H] E is not the most like 90 -year specimen, so it will be a specimen that is unfit!" Takei saidPage Six.
Shatner said Takei is "consumed by envy".
Talk toThe Times of London Interview, Shatner called again to Takei specifically. "George [Takei] never stopped blackening my name," said the actor. "These people are bitter and bitter. I lacked patience with them. Why give credits to people consumed by envy and hatred?"
TheBoston Legal Star commented on Takei's space flight forUnited States today.
"Why would George Takei put this in public?" Said Shatner. "After I got out of space - this experience, he said about global warming - he said:" Oh, they probably used it because he was the oldest guy who would go up. "He was so mean. Again, there is no reason. And I don't give a cup of tea what is his opinion. But it's a guy who is not doing well."
