It's just amazing that William Shatner is still with us.
The 94-year-old actor, best known for his role as Captain Kirk in Star Trek, posted a photo on Instagram during the recent Thanksgiving holiday with a message of gratitude.
I can't believe he's 94. Bless his heart. I'm so glad and thankful that he's still here. That's amazing. He looks great, although he has had some health scares. And of course plastic surgery helps, but still, God bless him. I'm so glad he's still with us. He's absolutely amazing.
Shatner is a survivor of stage four melanoma, having successfully undergone immunotherapy treatment for the condition after a diagnosis some years ago.
Tinnitus: The actor has also lived with permanent, debilitating tinnitus for decades, a condition that began after he was too close to an explosion on the set of the Star Trek episode "Arena".
Shatner continues to maintain an active presence and a positive outlook, often sharing life updates on his social media accounts like Instagram and X (formerly Twitter).
William Shatner, 94, Says He Feels 'Blessed Beyond Measure with Health' as He Shares Thanksgiving Photo
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@AngelUnforgiven William Shatner did not play Michael Myers in the movie Halloween. However, the iconic mask worn by Michael Myers was actually a modified Captain Kirk mask from Star Trek, which was made from a mold of William Shatner's face. The mask was purchased from a costume shop by Tommy Lee Wallace, the production designer for Halloween, who altered it to create the eerie visage of Michael Myers. Despite having no direct involvement in the film, William Shatner's face has become synonymous with the horror franchise. 😄
@LaNinaRosa Of course not, honey. You did fine. It's just that for some reason I didn't quite understand what you were saying. Others probably did. You see, I didn't realize that they used aversion of William Shatner's face for the mask that Michael Myers wore. I wasn't up to date on that. No fault of your own.
