I am now an official BONCer, and thought I needed to get my Patrick Page sorted out!! ;)
These pages contain all the items I have in my site, on Patrick Stewart. Read the small section on him below, and then use the links under that to see the other items I have.
Information:
Date of Birth: 13/07/40.
He began to perform at a local school at the age of 12, then left school at
15. In 1959, aged 19, he won a scholarship to The Old Vic in Bristol. There,
he auditioned for his first professional role. Patrick says he began to lose
his hair at the age of 19!!! :) He has been a member of the Royal Shakespeare
company for 27 years. He is CEO of a production company, started by Wendy Neuss
(his wife), called "Flying Freehold."
See full biography on IMDb (opens new window)
Brief Quotes:
His voice has been called "sonorous" and said to sound
"like thunder dipped in honey"!!!!!!!
(Interview with Craig Herndon - The Washington Post, Nov 1997)
Quote on how he is handling being a sex symbol:
" With elegance, with
grace, an overwhelming modesty, and a huge amounts of locks on my door."
Patrick at Grand Slam Convention, 1996:
" I want to see Star
Trek: The Next Generation continuing as long as we can put one foot in front
of the other."
Talking about his favourite episode at Grand Slam Convention, 1996
".........is 'The Offspring'. It's a favorite because I think it represents so perfectly the best of what Star Trek is, and it is yet another awesome performance by Brent Spiner, who gave so many in the seven years of the series."
Contents:
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Wolf 359:Insurrection Convention (2-3rd Jan, 1999):Patrick appeared with Brent Spiner
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Other Patrick Pictures: Convention and publicity images
Visit the theatre page for the following Patrick Stewart pages:
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Johnson Over Jordan Scans (UK Play) -
The Birthday Party- UK Play in the 1960's
Visit the Interviews page to see the following Patrick Stewart articles:
1) Interviews:
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The Journal Arts : August 10th, 1997
He talks of his roles in 'Conspiracy Theory' and 'Masterminds', Star Trek and his past and , what was then, future roles in Shakespeare productions. -
Washington Post : November 12th, 1997
This is a great interview.....he discusses the role that he was portraying at the time (in 'Othello') , Star Trek and other past works. (For Example: The play 'A Christmas Carol', the film 'Jeffory', TV Series 'Moby Dick', and many more.) This interview gives some great insight into Patrick Stewarts views on many areas in his career, and other subjects.
2) Review:
Othello: New York Times, November 21st, 1997
A great review for those who where unlucky enough to not see him in this production in New York.
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