Legendary actor William Shatner of 'Star Trek' fame shared his love for the F-word with a crowd at the South by Southwest pop culture festival in Austin, Texas.
After delivering a keynote speech at the South by Southwest festival, Shatner spoke with producer Tim League about where his fondness for a certain four-letter word originated.
He even turned to the sign language interpreter and joked,"Shut the f--- up," before asking for him to teach the F-word in sign language, which made the crowd laugh. During the panel, Shatner was reflective on his acting career, sharing stories about his more memorable moments in show business. "There was boxing, but then we'd put on a play. And I made the audience cry, and I thought, 'Look at that, I made them cry,'" he recalled."My father, who had come by, said, 'My boy Bill, you made the audience cry.' Now my father is giving me love. I liked this. I think I will do it again."Shatner worked in theater and even worked as an understudy for fellow Oscar winner and fellow Canadian Christopher Plummer.
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