| I'll write the synopsis here when I get the time. |
| Written by William Shatner and Chris Kreski |
| 01/27/98 | A magnificent chronicling of almost every aspect of the filmmaking of all the Star Trek films up to that time, Shatner's collection of anecdotes and true stories should be treasured for years to come. Telling the story as if you are his friend, the atmosphere is so comfortable and interesting that it is almost impossible to put it down. With explanations and dialogue from various Star Trek personnel, it is an excellent conveying of information that can be read again and again. Steve Michaels |
| 10 |
| 01/07/98 | This was a very interesting book. I didn't realize how difficult it is to be involved in the movies. William Shatner really gave some insight on his relationships with cast and crew members, including the corporate "suits" as he refers to. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to know more about William Shatner, and the making of the popular Star Trek movies. Anonymous |
| 9 |