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The Times posted a new interview with Star Trek star William Shatner and here are few excerpts.
"He's a complete stranger," he says. "Not only is he physically foreign, emotionally I don't know where I was at that time. There's also a certain amount of revulsion involved - how could I have looked that young? What happened? I should have taken more vitamins. It's totally science-fictional."
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As shocking as this may sound to many of the Shatner fans here...
This is old hat among Shatner fans, so again you speak in ignorance of what others understand.
The common phenomenon (which is now all too poignant for Shatner) isn't tied to any vocation -- it's about anything and everything that's essentially taken for granted in life, particularly throughout one's youth.
Shatner again touches upon this in the "You'll have time" track of his Has Been album, in which hindsight regrets not having lived life fully in the moment, too late when comes the maw of death...
Maybe you won't suffer; maybe it's quick
But you'll have time to think
"Why did I waste it?"
"Why didn't I taste it?"
You'll have time
'Cause you're gonna die
(complete lyrics)
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He's not talking about looking at the character he played back in the 1960s from the point of view of today as a 77 year old man.
Bingo. Shatner's insight is personal, not an opinion of his character or performance as young Kirk.
In an interview circulated by the media in June, Shat gave a positive assessment of what he made of Kirk in TOS: "I haven't seen myself playing Captain Kirk in a long, long time," Shatner said. "And I watched it now, from my perspective of 40 years later, and I thought, 'You know, that's rather good.'"
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Quote from cdydatzigs:
...during this fog of time that Shatner seems to have a hard time associating himself with..
There isn't a "fog."
Scottrek gets it: "he contrasts his younger self with his older self and balks at the difference."
Shatner's "emotionally, I don't know where I was at that time" is an exclamation in hindsight, a la "What on earth was I thinking then?" This isn't confusion, it's a disbelief. Ditto for a disbelief in his change in physical appearance.
A self-aware person who experiences mental-emotional growth can see a "stranger" in their younger self.
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I think you are nitpicking my choice of words as per usual.
Your "fog" is an antonym to "insight" in this context, so your choice of words makes you appear clueless about something that others here do understand.
As per usual.
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