Given that Bill Shatner is Canadian, I’ve always wondered how it felt for him to say all those “Rah, rah, America” lines in “The Omega Glory.” 🙂
For that matter, I’ve always wondered how it felt for two Jewish men to have to wear Nazi uniforms in “Patterns of Force,” only two decades after WWII, when the horror of the Holocaust was a lot fresher.
One wonders if the writers ever considered the emotional implications for the actors of the things they were writing…
Happy Independence Day, Therese!
Given that Bill Shatner is Canadian, I’ve always wondered how it felt for him to say all those “Rah, rah, America” lines in “The Omega Glory.” 🙂
For that matter, I’ve always wondered how it felt for two Jewish men to have to wear Nazi uniforms in “Patterns of Force,” only two decades after WWII, when the horror of the Holocaust was a lot fresher.
One wonders if the writers ever considered the emotional implications for the actors of the things they were writing…