"You Can Call Me Bill" is the latest documentary from director Alexandre O. Philippe, who specializes in plucking tasty subjects out of the pop cosmos and doing deep-dive meditations on them.
No one else is interviewed. At no point is Shatner called "Bill," and at no point does he say, "You can call me Bill." No mention is made of his hairpieces, which practically deserve a documentary of their own.
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The next day she put on her best dress and went to meet Gabriel in a plywood hut where an old lady sold moonshine by the glass. She fidgeted as she waited in a small bedroom at the back of the bar, and grew even twitchier when Gabriel arrived, accompanied by a young soldier in fatigues.
Gabriel left Sarah and J alone. Initially, Sarah, who speaks Swahili, communicated through coy laughter and hand gestures. J gave her a packet of biscuits and nearly $100 – a large sum, considering most people in Congo survive on less than $2.50 a day. He then tried to touch Sarah's breasts.
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