The Spectator
The greatness of Patrick Stewart
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Sir Patrick Stewart, who has died at 86, drew mourning from two very different groups: theater followers and Star Trek fans. The article credits Stewart’s decades-long stage work, including major Shakespeare roles, and contrasts it with his global fame as Captain Jean-Luc Picard on Star Trek. It notes he also played Professor Xavier in the X-Men films and was set for a final appearance in Avengers: Doomsday this Christmas. Beyond specific roles, the piece emphasizes Stewart’s “effortless versatility,” capable of projecting charm, threat, humility, and authority. It also recalls his respect for stage work, even after becoming famous.
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