RIP Patrick Stewart

[un2xs]

Do you supposed he cheated at paintball like Shatner allegedly did?

[RPP]

Im sure he was too much of a principaled man for that. : )

[cockerpunk]

usually when an actor dies you can kinda find your favorite or their best moment and post or rewatch it.

but man ... there are just so many great ones for him. star trek has always been a huge part of my life, from childhood, so obviously, there are dozens of clips and moments about life, being a man, and humanity there. and then all his comedy work, which was exceptional as well. and then his work with LGBTQ characters, i mean, some foundational stuff in that community, absolutly breakthrough stuff. its just such a body of work that speaks to so many people about what it is to be a good man. there is just so much there. so much.

hits hard. not gonna lie.

[martix_agent]

Do you supposed he cheated at paintball like Shatner allegedly did?

You talking about the video where he managed to go talk to the other teams commander, then broke a paintball on him?
This is brilliant gamesmanship, and the other commander was super cool about it.

[Painthappy]

I was surprised when I heard. I guess sometimes I forget we are all just getting older.

[martix_agent]

I was surprised when I heard. I guess sometimes I forget we are all just getting older.

it's weird that not too long ago, he starred in the start trek show about him being retired. He must have declined rapidly.

[GattoDiavolo]

Man, 2026 is turning into a brutal year for actors and artists

[William the Third]

Sadly a number of them were the genuinely good ones...

[Pyrate Jim]

I still feel that one of His finest performances was as the Canterville Ghost in '96.
Worth watching if you haven't seen it.
The Canterville Ghost (1996) | FULL MOVIE | Mystery | Patrick Stewart, Neve Campbell | Oscar Wilde

[lrrpie]

I still feel that one of His finest performances was as the Canterville Ghost in '96.
Worth watching if you haven't seen it.
The Canterville Ghost (1996) | FULL MOVIE | Mystery | Patrick Stewart, Neve Campbell | Oscar Wilde

I'll have to watch that. Don't recall seeing it previously.

[SignOfZeta]

Read his book.

[homerj]

Green Room. So weird to watch him playing a skinhead. He was so funny too. I was always amazed at how well he pulled off playing Bullock in American Dad. It’s a premise that sounds like it should never have worked but he was often funnier than some of the other cast.