Captain Kirk is truly headed to space… at 90.
William Shatner is set to board Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin New Shepard rocket next month, according to TMZ, becoming the oldest man to ever fly into space. The 15-minute flight, and the run-up to it, are being filmed for a documentary that’s currently being shopped to a number of outlets, with one deal reportedly in negotiations.
It’s unknown who else will be aboard the mission, and it’s unclear how much the Star Trek star had to pay to join the intergalactic crew (the last flight’s final seat went for over $20 million at auction). The rocket was previously launched in July with four passengers, including Bezos and his brother.
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Don’t forget he’ll be wearing the first sheitel in space.
Would it not be faster and cheaper to just beam Shatner up?
At 120, the flight up is free.
what a nasty comment towards someone who lead a productive life and still inspires people
Shatner bought his ticket at discount auction on Priceline
Scotty. Jack it Bezos. Men in gag futures. He did rage serious enough.
Nursery vision. Dynamite guy. Have me sure Gates never goes. He just seems clear about boy and man.