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-- Chief Elgin
Je Lumrapideco Kvin, Sinjoro Sulu
1999-05-12 20:43:47
So years before he was known as Capt. James T. Kirk, William Shatner starred in this movie called "Incubus." What makes this film worth noting, is that the entire dialog is in Esperanto! No, I'm not kidding! Esperanto!
"Incubus" (look here for the IMDB info) looks really cool. Apparently, the movie is about crazy demons who suck on souls and stuff. It's set in Big Sur, which is prime soul-sucking territory if you ask me. The Web site even has sound clips of William Shatner esperantizing fully. The weird part is that he's just as stilted in Esperanto as he is in English. TOTALLY INSANE.
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