OK, we get it. You don't think he'll play Kirk and think he is too old.
OK, we get it. You don't think he'll play Kirk and think he is too old.
It's a shame nothing worked out. Since Star Trek: Enterprise they've been trying to bring him back. Over 20 years and still hasn't happened.
No one in a position of power, that is.Too bad no one came up anything good for his return.
It's a shame nothing worked out. Since Star Trek: Enterprise they've been trying to bring him back. Over 20 years and still hasn't happened.
And yet when I make a remark that he will never play Kirk again, for some reason that’s a problem.
Well, saying "never" is a very definitive answer. Like something spoken from a position of power or authority, as if you were the head of Paramount. While others here would rather discuss the possibility of him coming back since it produces more conversation, even if that possibility is low.And yet when I make a remark that he will never play Kirk again, for some reason that’s a problem.
They had a great opportunity to figure out a way to bring him back somehow in Lower Decks as a voice actor. Or in Prodigy, even. Then they could have depicted him at any age, depending on the story requirements.
Live action, though? I just don't see it happening. Missed opportunities...
didn't have that on my bingo card, no sirreeI would rather watch a Neelix show than a single episode or film with him.
Eh, he was killed twenty-eight years after the character was introduced. Nothing premature about that. Besides, with a few notable exceptions, the TOS cast were finished with Star Trek in 1994 anyway, no harm in bringing a permanent end to Kirk at this stage in the game.I think they killed kirk off prematurely.
Not for a second do I believe a 95-year-old man is going to come back to a franchise with difficult VFX filming requirements and long filming hours that routinely films outside Los Angeles these days.
Well, saying "never" is a very definitive answer. Like something spoken from a position of power or authority, as if you were the head of Paramount. While others here would rather discuss the possibility of him coming back since it produces more conversation, even if that possibility is low.
Also, you keep going back to how old he is as the defining reason behind your answer "never" and that might come across as ageism to some.
Shatner didn't turn it down, it never developed into anything more than a "wouldn't it be great if..." kind of outline. An offer was never made to Shatner.Shatner works constantly still. Its not like he has to be an action hero. He was listening to the offer two years ago so was considering it. They offered him s poor story so he declined. I believe it was the story of an alternate kirk that stayed with Edith Keeler that Akiva wanted to do. I dont blame shatner for turning it down. It sounded awful.
Shatner didn't turn it down, it never developed into anything more than a "wouldn't it be great if..." kind of outline. An offer was never made to Shatner.
There's no evidence of that.They offered him s poor story so he declined.
I only made the conclusion on the available evidence at hand. If I hear sonething more it may alter my conclusion.There's no evidence of that.
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