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Complete Shatner Scenes from Star Trek script
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By GustavoLeao / 16:51, 2 April 2006 / People
In a recent interview to the Radio Times, Star Trek The Next Generation star Patrick Stewart talks about his new series Eleventh Hour and his return to England. Here is an excerpt.
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Expecting notoriety from 1987 is one thing, but about th 3rd or 4th season, he coulnd't see it was going to be as huge or bigger than TOS? But he kept signing on, kept taking the paychecks, and then did the movies. These are his choices, his career and retirement was funded completely by this. Yet he complains because he is identified with it.
And I am sure if he goes back to the plays with the RSC, people won't be saying that who are going to those plays. But no, he is doing things and going places where he is identified as a star, and he is a star for only one reason us.
He can be annoyed- he can scream at the moon if he wants-- but the only thing to understand is when he makes statements about that, it is not the whole content that gets known to the general public, but just like the headline "Stewart Annoyed with Star Trek Association". Then we complain about how Trekkies are portrayed in the news and on comedy shows. Was Shatner funny with the Get A Life? yes-- i think so, but I think a lot of people were hurt because he did it in front of everyone-- if he did that at a convention, everyone would have laughed.
Shatner learned from it, and he respects the fans and doesn't say stupid crap like this. That's all I am saying Stewart should do. But he can do anything he wants, and it is my right and anyone elses to be annoyed with him as well.
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