The acting career on William Shatner has lasted for decades, began in 1951 with a performance in Whodunnit called "Butler's Night Night". He was also a well -known member of the Greek Choir in a fairly striking film adaptation of Sophocles "The King's King", as well as Alexei in the 1958 adaptation of the Karamozov Brothers. It has already appeared in more hit -shows, including the "twilight zone" and "The Man of Uncle", Shatner exploded in fame after starring in Old Trek. The Ein -born Bornboys space opera was not a huge hit when it first aired, but entered the eternal union shortly after his cancellation, ensuring that it would remain in the repetition of many, many years. Thus, Star Trek became a cult hit from the early 1970s, and Shatner became a constant competition in the pop -awareness.

Of course, his fame "Star Trek" was a two -edged sword. People knew who Shatner was, but he was not able to find the best job as a result. Shatner has had several roles in the plum over the years - he has hosted all seven seasons of "Rescue 911" - but has not started to attract the awards until he has secured guest places in "Practice", playing Danny Crane. Shatner won his first Emmy for "Practice" and then won another, repeating his role in "practice" in the Boston Legal Spin-off series.

After that, Jobsobs became a catch-as-catch-catch can for Shanter, who celebrated his 94th birthday in March 2025. Case in point: only in 2019, Shatner appeared in a slightly known scientific film directly to home media, titled "Creators: The Past", an animated shareholder entitled "On Your Recent Death", and, and, the most prominent of all, of all, a horror film called "Dealing". Shatner also co-wrote "Revenge", and is going to be his worst ranked movie The database of the Internet movie. Based on 459 views, it has a rating of 2.7 out of 10.

The Devil's "Revenge" was written by Shatner and Morris Charlie, who once served as a shower and chief writer of "Star Trek: The next generation" during the first few seasons. Charlie and Shatner never communicated at the time (Shatner was not creatively included in "Next Generation"), but they probably started communicating when Charlie set an idea for the movie "Star Trek Generation" in 1994, a film that Shatner Whether Starwar inside groundless, Charlie also knocked heads with actor Gates McFaden (who played Dr. Krusher) and He fired the second season of "Next Generation". It can be his true heritage.

Charlie and Shatner eventually rejoiced working together on the 2002 film's "The Bridegroom's Freygraph", a low -budget science science thriller, which Shatner also directed and starred opposite Amy Aker. Charlie and Shatner then united to make the "Devil's revenge" 17 years later. This time, the duties of the fastening were handed over to Aredar to, the director of the Atlantic Ram on the asylum and other low-budget films, directly to home media such as "Bikini Spring Pause", "Little Dead Rotting Hoods" and "Halloween!

Shatner and Charlie came out with a wonderfully awkward term. The Devil's "Revenge" is for Johnon (Asoneerson Brooks), an archaeologist who, after finding a lost relic in Kentucky, begins to have demonic visions. It seems that the relic was in a cave that was literally opening in hell and had the stench of evil through it all. Then Johnon collects the family and returns to the cave, hoping to use his family energy to destroy the relics and seal Helmut. Shatner plays a militant of Johnon, a father who melts weapons, Chase. In another relationship with Star Trek, the "Devil's Revenge" also co-Starswoli Eriers Ryan, the actor who played seven out of nine at Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: Picard. (She depicts Johnon's wife, Susan.)

The Devil's "Revenge" doesn't sound like a very good movie, and IMDB users were harsh. Most of the reviews carry a rating with a starvet, with many people saying the film is not at least frightening. The characterization was also slammed, as well as Shatner and Charlie's script. It seems that certain characters fall in and out of the movie without announcement. Some of the IMDB reviews were from Trekis, eager to see Shatner and Ryan how they behave, but except for distant twins of science science, there is not much else to find.

Interestingly, the "Devil's revenge" was enough of a high profile to guarantee Complete review of The Guardian Written by Phil Joad. In England, the film was published as "The Devil's Revenge". Hoad also gave the film a Starwar (out of five), writing: "There is no opportunity for unusual emotional manipulation, dead weight exhibition or a corner of the corner is not left uninterrupted." He also ridiculed the ultra-maternal character of Shatner, finding it completely unconvincing.

Another iousbopite, the "Devil's Revenge" was also reviewed by critic Bobby Lepier for Threat to filmand somehow he increased 9 out of 10. Lapper thought that "Devil's revenge" accurately depicted certain forms of mental illness and offensive family dynamics that worsen. He was clearly acquainted with the work of and in general with the B-Films and could admit that this, compared to his peers with a zero budget, was highlighted. Maybe it's good like "Atlantic Rim?"

Devil's "Revenge" can be transmitted on the Roko channel. As for this writing, this is the last movie written by Shatner, although the 94-year-old has remained active and can retire another thriller every day now.