Overview
- William Shatner, at 93, shares his personal insights and musings in the documentary ‘You Can Call Me Bill,’ offering fans a deeper understanding of his life beyond his iconic role as Captain James T. Kirk.
- The film, directed by Alexandre O. Philippe, eschews traditional documentary formats, focusing instead on Shatner’s philosophical conversations and intimate reflections.
- Shatner’s profound bond with horses, his thoughts on the universe, and his emotional reaction to space travel aboard Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin flight are among the topics explored.
- Critics note the documentary’s lack of context about Shatner’s controversies, instead highlighting his professional inspirations and personal growth.
- The actor views the documentary as a way to reach out to his loved ones after his passing, sharing the wisdom he has accumulated over his long life.