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RiP Sir Patrick Stewart

Movies are more than just entertainment. They can also inspire people to develop better morals. I feel like his biggest two roles (Picard, Professor X) did that.
 
Rest in peace sir, you deserve it. That said, of course he was great - he's a fookin Yorkshireman! Ee, by gum. You sir will be missed.
 
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Definitely know which version of A Christmas Carol I’m watching this year.
 
awesome talent. and all evidence suggests the man had every bit of the integrity and class as the characters he brought to such vibrant life.

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This is personally one of the most powerfully influential Star Trek scenes portrayed by Sir Patrick Stewart. It made me realize that even the most painfully stupid mistakes I make in life can have positive consequences. As long as I’m alive, I can make life better for me and my loved ones.
 
I had the pleasure of meeting Sir Patrick when he did a one man show at the Hyde Street pier when I was a volunteer crew member on the schooner Alma.
 
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For one generation, he was their Captain. For another generation, he was their Professor.

I remember going to a Star Trek convention at the Cow Palace years ago when he was there. I was glad I was able to see him live in person at that event.
 
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Rest in Peace, Sir Patrick Stewart. Thank you for showing us a future which we need to earn, for embodying a leader with no moral ambiguity, whose honor and moral discipline guided his course, and his ship and crew. Thank you for all of the myriad other parts you've played throughout your life.

Thank you for your catwalk walk, and for the Pink Panthers, and all of the goodness that you contributed to.


O Captain, my Captain! This one hurts. Much love to you all.
 
He had a great sense of humor as seen during his appearances on the Graham Norton show.

 
He certainly "Made it so"....again and again and again.
 
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