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Published 7 months ago

William Shatner says he doesn’t “have long to live”

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Legendary actor William Shatner is living each day like it’s his last. The 91-year-old "Star Trek" captain spoke out about his mortality, as he prepares to release his documentary "You Can Call Me Bill."
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The IndependentThe Independent

Star Trek’s William Shatner announces life documentary: ‘I don’t have long to live’

‘You Can Call Me Bill’ will cover 91-year-old actor’s career highlights

7 months ago·London, United Kingdom
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Daily ExpressDaily Express

Star Trek's William Shatner says 'I don't have long to live'

William Shatner shocked fans in a recent interview as he suddenly confronted his own mortality.

7 months ago·United Kingdom
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Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times

William Shatner finds a good reason for his new bio-doc: 'I don’t have long to live'

William Shatner got candid about his mortality ahead of a documentary about him, "You Can Call Me Bill," which he said is him "reaching out after I die."

7 months ago·Los Angeles, United States
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Evening StandardEvening Standard

‘My time is limited!’ Star Trek legend William Shatner says he doesn’t have long to live

The 91-year-old is releasing a documentary about his life so he can reach out ‘after I die’

7 months ago·London, United Kingdom
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Hollywood LifeHollywood Life

William Shatner, 91, Reveals He’s Making A Documentary On His life For His Grandkids: ‘I Don’t Have Long To Live’

William Shatner shared that he's making a documentary about his life, because the 91-year-old 'Star Trek' actor knows his time is almost up.

7 months ago·Los Angeles, United States
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MEAWW EntertainmentMEAWW Entertainment

'Death comes anew to all of us': William Shatner, 91, says he doesn't 'have long to live'

The 91-year-old will soon be seen in a documentary called, ‘You Can Call Me Bill,’ which will show his 'personal journey over nine decades'

7 months ago
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