As part of our pre-event publicity for the red carpet screening of William Shatner: You Can Call Me Bill, Legion M's co founders were interviewed on Fox 56.

As part of our pre-event publicity for the red carpet screening of William Shatner: You Can Call Me Bill, Legion M's co founders were interviewed on ABC 36 New at Noon.

Legion M, the fan-driven film outfit behind films like SXSW favorite "My Dead Friend Zoe," has just raised $5 million from 15,000 individual investors.

Uslan's memoir 'The Boy Who Loved Batman' tracked his journey from New Jersey to Hollywood, where he acquired the film rights to Batman, then thought to be a worthless proposition.

Exclusive revealing of the brand new, ominous poster for the film.

Relativity Media has acquired North American rights to Warren Skeels‘ thriller The Man in the White Van from Garrison Film and Legion M,

Briarcliff Entertainment has acquired domestic distribution rights to Legion M’s “My Dead Friend Zoe.”

Screen Rant has an exclusive preview of DEFIANT, a new comic adapting the unbelievable true story of Civil War hero Robert Smalls from Legion M.

The Star Trek pioneer says, "There's so much that is so miraculous and worthy of pondering," while discussing his documentary 'You Can Call Me Bill.'

Star Trek icon William Shatner's documentary You Can Call Me Bill will soon be available for home viewing after a successful theatrical run.

From Captain Kirk to ‘Boston Legal’ lawyer Denny Crane, the 92-year-old THR Icon reflects on career reinvention and what could lure him back to the captain’s chair.

Actor William Shatner, best known for the original role of Captain Kirk in "Star Trek," joins TODAY to discuss his decades long career in a new documentary title “You Can Call Me Bill.” He also shares how he’s preparing for a speech he’s set to give ahead of the solar eclipse in April.

My Dead Friend Zoe director Kyle Hausmann-Stokes discusses serving in Iraq and the 'surreal' experience of Travis Kelce investing in his debut film.

The studio has worked with a number of Hollywood stars and funded "This is Not Financial Advice," as well as the upcoming documentary "You Can Call Me Bill."

The acclaimed documentary heads to theaters on March 22, Shatner's 93rd birthday.

Chris Temple and Zach Ingrasci directed the feature about a one-time cryptocurrency millionaire.

The perfect primer for someone thinking about getting into horror films but is a bit skittish. The killing is implied, and the gore is off-camera. Yet, the film is all about that uneasy tension that we feel, wondering what’s around the corner or what goes bump in the night.

Warren Skeels’ terrifying new movie The Man in the White Van revolves around Billy Mansfield, a real-life convicted serial killer and sexual offender who killed a series of young women in Florida in the 1970s by kidnapping them in his infamous white van.

The creative team of Defiant: The Story of Robert Smalls break down the real-life hero's story, working with Legion M, and their work on the comic.

Discover all the goings on at San Diego Comic-Con, featuring an exclusive Defiant cover reveal, Mattel's return to the convention this year, and more in Link Tank!

Writer-director Kyle Hausmann-Stokes has continued rounding out an impressive cast for his debut feature, the dark veteran dramedy My Dead Friend Zoe.

U.K.-based sales and distribution outfit Blue Finch Films has boarded international sales, excluding North America, for William Shatner documentary “You Can Call Me Bill” from Legion M and Exhibit A Pictures.

Director Alexandre O. Philippe walks the actor through his career in a documentary that covers everything from 'Star Trek' to 'Boston Legal' to his trip into space.

The highly-anticipated documentary is about the life of William Shatner.

To describe William Shatner, who turns 92 later this month, as “full of life” would be a gross understatement. When Deadline spoke with him about the documentary You Can Call Me Bill, which is making its world premiere at SXSW, he was about to go horseback riding.

Investors in Legion M's "You Can Call Me Bill" are entitled to share of film's potential profits.

New York Times bestselling author Neil Gaiman (The Sandman) is the newest addition to the cast of the dark comedy Nandor Fodor and The Talking Mongoose.