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evolved with Intel Evo Platform. Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 28 of Awards Chatter, the Hollywood

Reporters Awards Podcast.

I'm the host Scott Feinberg, and on this episode we are going to deviate from our normal

way of doing things and talk to somebody who's not currently vying for an award,

but rather someone who's already won just about every award that's out there.

Why?

Because when you get a chance to talk to William Shatner, you take it.

He's a living legend best known for the role of Captain Kirk on Star Trek and this year marks the 50th anniversary of the

airing of the first episode of that classic franchise. So I thought now would be as great a time

as ever to sit down with the 84-year-old and find out how he's marking the occasion and also

to look back at an entire career that's often underappreciated.

This is a guy who began as a Shakespearean trained actor who was a prolific performer during the days of live television, whose career

then took a major turn with Star Trek and then took a major turn in the other direction

when the show was cancelled, who then acquired a cult following when it was brought back in syndication and who in the

years since has had one of the most varied, colorful and prolific careers imaginable.

We talked him about all of that as well as the recent J.J. Abrams versions of Star Trek and Star Wars and Justin Lynn's upcoming take on the Star Trek franchise.

I met with Chatner at his offices in Studio City and I hope you enjoy the conversation that we had as much as I did.

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