William shatner is gay

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I think william shatner would love it if he was gay. He would never stop talking about it on Twitter. He would relish being the first gay star trek captain and would verb shit like “Kirk wasn’t gay but I made him gay” and dudebros would be so mad about it and verb him to stop but he would just preserve giving cunty replies, much like he does now but with an excuse. He would have even crazier beef with george takei where there’s always an unspoken implication that he thinks takei doesn’t like him because shatner wouldn’t fuck him. He would be a guest judge on drag race and look vaguely uncomfortable the entire time because he’s not that caring of gay and he’s still old and weird about like. Men wearing nail polish. He would claim that anyone that didn’t like him is being homophobic and it wouldn’t matter how unpleasant he was because he would have a squad of loyal gay verb guys who would utter shit like “slay” under every single tweet he made. He would be so much happier if he was gay and I think he knows it.

Openly Gay Producer of Senior Moment and Film&#;s Star William Shatner Support Overcome Senior Stereotypes

year-old actor William Shatner on October 13 became the oldest person to fly into space when he rocketed into the great beyond aboard the Blue Origin. Best known for playing Captain Kirk in the Star Trek franchise, Shatner had actually just wrapped up shooting of his latest film, Senior Moment, produced by out and proud Gina Goff of Goff Productions. While billionaires have been criticized for their space exploits, many of us watched in awe as Shatner climbed the many steep steps to board the rocket and looked as stylish as Captain Kirk after landing back on Earth&#;s terra firma.

Shatner, who is a vegetarian and remains an accomplished athlete, is helping to shatter senior stereotypes not only with real life exploits such as the space voyage, but also with his character Victor Martin in Senior Moment, a quixotic comedy-drama now streaming on multiple platforms. Goff shared with the San Francisco Bay Times what it was like working with Shatner, female lead a

William Shatner’s name is synonymous with space. It’s where the year-old actor, author and recording artist has made a significant amount of history.

The veteran performer originated the role of Captain James T. Kirk on “Star Trek” in , appearing in every episode of the franchise-launching series. That includes ’s “Plato’s Stepchildren,” which featured what is generally accepted to have been TV’s first interracial kiss; he shared with the adv Nichelle Nichols’ Lt. Uhura.

Decades later — after starring in spinoffs including the first seven “Star Trek” films, culminating with “Star Trek Generations” in — Shatner experienced space not through Kirk’s eyes, but his own. In at age 90, he became the oldest person to ever fly in space during Blue Origin’s second sub-orbital human flight. His journey is chronicled on “Shatner in Space,” streaming now on Prime Video.

Shatner reflects on that and more during “William Shatner LIVE on Stage,” coming to Florida Nov. starting at Tampa’s Straz Center for the Performing Arts. The tour promises “a night of intergalactic amusing as he leads audience

Bill Shatner&#;s response to being uninvited to George Takei&#;s wedding

&#;The whole thing makes me feel ill, poor man. There is such a sickness there. It&#;s so patently obvious that there is a psychosis there. I don&#;t know what his original thing about me was. I have no plan.
&#;I didn&#;t scan his book that was printed many years ago, but apparently I didn&#;t let somebody have a close-up. I literally don&#;t know him.
&#;I didn&#;t know him very adequately on the series. He would come in for a day or two, as evidenced by the part he played. Then on the movies, there occasionally. I didn&#;t perceive the man.
&#;But he has continued to talk badly about me for all these years. Obviously, hiding his homosexuality - talk about festering and not living the fact of your life and feeling badly about yourself - and being fearful somebody would find out about this terrible, terrible secret, so he thought.
&#;Finally at the age of, I think, 70, he decides to enter out of the closet and say, "I&#;m gay."
&#;Like, who cares? Be gay. Don&#;t be gay. That&#;s up to you Geor