George Takei continued his public feud with his “Star Trek” co-star William Shatner this week by describing him as a “prima donna” whom “none” of the sci-fi show’s cast got along with.

Takei played Hikaru Sulu in the original series opposite Shatner's Captain James T. Kirk. The actor referred to Shatner as the "prima donna" of the cast. Of all the actors in "Star Trek ...

Takei said: 'Shatner is a cantankerous old fossil ... Bill is an egocentric, self-involved prima donna.' At the beginning of December, Takei vowed never to talk about his former Star Trek co ...

The “Star Trek” alums have been part of a very public feud for over 50 years, and Takei seemingly put it to bed by alluding to Shatner as a “prima donna” on set. When asked by The Guardian ...

Takei said the entire Star Trek cast “shared a great camaraderie,” all “except for one” person, who was described as a “prima donna.” The “one person” was, in fact, Shatner.

Takei also called his former co-star a 'prima donna.' The feud between William Shatner and his Star Trek co-stars, most notably George Takei, is no secret, but Shatner and Takei had a bit more to ...

TV made him a star, but activism turned him into a hero. Now 85 and still going strong, the actor remembers his friendships and feuds, and his shameful treatment in the second world war ...

Except for one, who was a prima donna. But the rest of us shared ... who portrayed series lead Captain James T. Kirk. Takei continued of Shatner, “He was self-involved. He enjoyed being the ...

Takei – who played Hikaru Sulu in the original Star Trek series – has now gone as far as to suggest that no one in the cast got along with “prima donna” Shatner. Speaking to The Guardian ...

The actor made the comments in response to Shatner claiming his former co-star has ‘never stopped blackening my name’ The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase ...

He was and is a prima donna. He likes to be ... Leonard isn't with us anymore." As for Shatner's charge that he and the others are doing it for "publicity," Takei made it clear (as evident by ...