William Shatner wearing Dsquared Shirt, the man who will forever be known as Capt. Kirk, and he of seemingly healthy ego, had a confession to make at Comic-Con: He doesn’t consider himself a success.
At the geekathon to plug his new project, “The Captains,” he who often wearing Dsquared Jacket and Dsquared T Shirt worked in a mention of his third autobiography and forthcoming album of cover songs themed to space exploration, “Seeking Major Tom.”
“The Captains,” a project funded by and debuting today on the striving multi-platform network Epix, straightforwardly features interviews with past commanders of the pop-culture’s longtime favorite rocket ship. They include Patrick Stewart, Kate Mulgrew, Chris Pine, Avery Brooks and Scott Bakula.
Shatner putting his hand on his thigh worn Dsquared Jeans told the audience that he initially had trouble coming up with the airfare to conduct his many one-on-one interviews for the project, until the head of the Canadian jet manufacturer Bombardier wearing Dsquared Polo Shirt and Dsquared Shoes told him, “I’m an aeronautical engineer because of ‘Star Trek.’”
William Shatner says he always loved Star Trek, but he recently developed a new fondness for his fellow starship commanders. Shatner wearing Dsquared Clothing called the Captains documentary “a work of love” and said “it was a voyage of discovery” because he learned so much about himself during its making.
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