Not sure if anyones played The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, but even though Stewart only gets a few lines at the beginning of the game, he does them as he does everything else, awsome. Its to bad that he only gets a minor part in the game.
Patrick Stewart was one of the best Star Trek captains of all time, the other being Jim Kirk, played by William Shattner. I believe that he was great in the role and brought dignity and professionalism to the role. What does everyone else think?
Looks like a great four part mini-series, with Patrick Stewart playing Professor Ian Hood, a scientist investigated real life science-based phenenomeon. Always like Patrick Stewart, so I can't wait to see this one.
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Appearing as a guest voice on The Simpsons is a sure sign that one has made it in Hollywood. But lagging not too far behind is dropping by Fox's other animated hit, Family Guy. And with that, we say, "Congratulations cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation…you've made it!"
"Jean Luc Picard" was a perfect role for an actor with such commanding presence, and its undoubtedly one of my favourite roles offered by Patrick Stewart. But a glimpse at his IMDb page just touches on a career with the kind of depth most "actors" envy.
I can't think of anything I have seen him in that I didn't like or at least appreciate his talent. I have not yet seen his "Captain Ahab" but I bet he's like no other before or since!
The only thing better than what I've seen to date would be a live West End performance. I was THIS close, but no joy. Its still high on my list of "100 things to do before I die"... ;o}
I think Patrick Stewart is a great actor. He is very unique and also very talented. I have to say that he has been great as Xavier and Captain Picard in his career. He played both roles very well and he was the perfect choice for both. I think that he has really been good in all of his works as an actor and he's been good in theatre, too. My favorite role would have to be his Captain Picard persona. He was a great captain and also made the role his own. Overall, Patrick Stewart is a great actor. Thank you.
Patrick Stewart has been a childhood hero of mine and favorite since i can remember watching TV. While everyone in Star Trek: The Next Generation was amazing cast wise *everyone of them gets a 10 in my book except the counselor*, It was Picard who stood out, because how he acted, was also how the type of person he is in real life. He has everyone's respect in the whole world, hell... even from Klingons in Star Trek FFS! =P
He also did an incredible version of Scrooge, and potrayed a roll i never saw him in before, seeing him old and bitter, and seeing his emotions he puts in his acting just leaves me going "WOW!"
And of course, he portrayed Professor X perfectly IMO for X-Men's movies, despite the movies IMO can't hold a candle to the cartoon series of the 90's.
Needless to say, I hope to meet this guy someday... because he is a true roll model for everyone.
Patrick Stewart, one of natures gentlemen is better known to us trekkies and Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the Starship Enterprise on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Personally, out of all the captains to command the Enterprise, I favour him and Jim Kirk over the others. Patrick Stewart is an actor that captivates audiences and leaves them wanting more. His gift for oration and his ability to play so many different kinds of roles makes him the versatile actor we all know and love him to be. Patrick Stewart is a gentleman and his english accent makes him sound very distinguished when he plays his various on-screen roles. I find him to be very entertaining. Apart from Star Trek, I enjoyed his performance in "A Christmas Carol" and as the voice of Ramsees father in "The Prince Of Egypt". Of course there were and are other movies but too many to mention. The man is a great actor and a credit to the acting profession. He has worked hard to be where he is today and to achieve the great success that is rightfully his.
There's something about Patrick Stewart that makes him the perfect choice for a role like Captain Jean-Luc Picard on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Whether it's is presence, his commanding voice, or his Shakespearean background he is the standard against which all other Starship Captains are measured. His characters are well versed and well rounded. They are thoughtful and articulate. Even in disappointing films such as Masterminds, he carries the work into territory it might not otherwise occupy. As an actor, his resume is nearly complete. He's an accomplished stage actor and if there were a Sci-Fi hall of fame, he would be enshrined there. He just needs that Oscar nod to put him in the top echelon of actors. I'm confident that with the right role, he could pull it off.
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