This new William Shatner documentary, directed by Alexandre Phillippe, has been kicking around a few art house theaters since the 22nd of March. I saw it this morning in Virginia. It seems to cover every theatical film Shatner ever did, except for ''Big Bad Mama.''
Among his TV works, ''Prey for the Wildcats'' is shown with Shatner and Andy Griffith for a minute and a half. But since it's more about Shatner's philosophies of life, the film clips are more scattershot as opposed to chronological. Now Shatner has a full-blown doc to rival Nimoy's and Takei's.
Among his TV works, ''Prey for the Wildcats'' is shown with Shatner and Andy Griffith for a minute and a half. But since it's more about Shatner's philosophies of life, the film clips are more scattershot as opposed to chronological. Now Shatner has a full-blown doc to rival Nimoy's and Takei's.