The Director's Cut Star Trek: The Motion Picture is a 1979 American science fiction film directed by Robert Wise. The Motion ...

The Motion Picture needed great special effects, but he outlined one major rule that the sci-fi feature had to follow.

William Shatner has a very particular acting style, but the director of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan figured out how to keep his star's ego in check.

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He helmed memorable episodes spotlighting Leonard Nimoy and Ellen Corby on those shows, plus the three-part pilot for 'Dynasty.' ...

William Shatner had stopped taking the Star Trek franchise seriously at one point, but that changed after he saw Patrick ...

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This light-hearted approach has reassured many, though it is clear that health issues are a serious matter for someone of his age. Shatner's recent health scare is not the first time he has faced ...

As many may know, "The Shape" mask that John Carpenter used for Halloween was loosely based on William Shatner's likeness.

Pegg, who plays Scotty in the Star Trek Kelvin universe and was a co-writer on the screenplay for Beyond, was recently asking ...

"Star Trek" mainstay Lieutenant Uhura wasn't the only role Nichelle Nichols played in her long career — she was also a member ...

The highlight of Dr. Stewart Berkowitz’s legendary collection saw the original Adam West “Batman” and Burt Ward “Robin” ...