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Patrick Stewart Was a Man for All Generations

Gizmodo·Justin Carter·about 11 hours ago
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2026 has hit us hard with celebrity deaths, but saying goodbye to Patrick Stewart has been particularly tough. Born July 13, 1940, he had a long life and even longer career. Since he first appeared onstage (or, more accurately, dashing through the audience) as Cutpurse in 1959’s Cyrano de Bergerac, the English actor found work either on stage or on the screen with a reliability that’s immediately apparent when you think about him.

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To theatre lovers, he was Galileo, the Dauphin of France, or Tom Snout; genre heads knew he was Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Charles Xavier; others met him as Scrooge , Emperor Uriel, or King Goobot , maybe even Shakespeare himself . Or maybe he was some version of all this at once, but in ways specific to each of us that were never wrong, even for those who only scratched the surface of his career.…

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