Patrick Stewart

He hadn't been too busy lately. The last thing I remember was him ripping into James Corden. I hope James Corden has an alibi.
 
I am a huge fan of Patrick, I loved him in Star Trek he combined masculinity with empathy, unlike Kirk he wasn't afraid to cry but he could also mix it in a fight.

He first love was the stage and he did loads of Shakespeare and Dickens, he and Sir Ian McKellen became good friends and worked together both on stage and screen to great acclaim.

Earlie this year I listen to his biography narrated by himself, definitely one to read or listen to. He had a tough Yorkshire upbringing but by all accounts he seems a pretty decent guy.

Oddly Roddenberry never wanted him for Picard but was overruled and their relationship wasn't great , even after the show aired and his performance got rave reviews.

I'm still in mourning today. I don't normally get emotional about people I've never met so he is one af a select few.

Rip Captain, you bought a lot of happiness to a lot of people. It's time for your next journey to the final frontier, "engage".
 
Patrick Stewart was born to play Jean Luc Picard. His best performance for sure and one that placed him in the top echelon of popular culture figures.

The fact that he sparked a conversation about who the better Star Trek captain was says it all, with William Shatner already a television icon. Not an easy task.

A universally admired actor.
 
The way he died is somewhat strange. He was a vocal advocate of assisted dying and Patron of the charity Dignity in Dying.

I greatly admired his gravitas as an actor. Last film that really impressed me was Green room. So, i wonder if his dementia diagnosis led to decisions about his long- held beliefs in choice over suffering?

RIP
 
Great in everything i saw him in, star trek, x-men and an episode of frasier. I'm gonna watch the extras episode he war in next week.

So many speak very highly of him.

Rip
 
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