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Jeff Spry

William Shatner documentary 'You Can Call Me Bill' will help expand access to space

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"Star Trek" royalty William Shatner just celebrated his 92nd trip around the sun this week on Wednesday, March 22, and fans, loved ones and admirers across the planet have flooded the legendary star with a constellation of heartfelt birthday wishes.

His candid new life-spanning documentary,"You Can Call Me Bill," had its world premiere at the SXSW Film and TV Festival on March 16 in Austin, Texas. To help salute its success, executive producer CCG Guardian Entertainment has generously agreed to donate 25% of their share of the film's gross producer revenue to Space for Humanity (S4H), a non-profit organization that supports a mission of expanding access to space for all of humankind.

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