Mr.Picard

The TNG cast reunion in Calgary is going well, according to LeVar Burton:

Click here in order to watch a recent short film with Sir Patrick!

CAREFUL: NSFW LANGUAGE

Sir Patrick narrates the new DOROTHY OF OZ trailer (and his voice will also be heard in the movie)!

Sir Patrick is currently at the Olivier Awards in London - here is a red carpet picture!

Thanks Bethlehem! It requires vigilance around the clock, actually. I have various news sources, and these days it even happens that theaters/people who are going to have him as a guest somewhere inform ME on Twitter if they have something new or are about to have him on their show or something. It's basically still good old research mostly, though. And keeping track of his schedule as well, of course. :)

Sir Patrick is living in a 'war zone', as he says here.

And Sir Patrick reveals that he would love to show up on American television again!

Sir Patrick reveals that he prefers movie/television fights over stage fights. HERE.

Sir Patrick's son Daniel speaks about his childhood, his acting career and about his father: HERE.

"This is Dr. Spock from Star Wars!"

Sir Patrick's gonna host this year's Peabody Awards! :)

The Lunchtime With Sir Patrick podcast is now available! (Just scroll down a bit on the page!)

Maybury, an old BBC series is about to be released on DVD. More information.

Also, Sir Patrick would love to play Romeo.

Sir Patrick about two hours - he ago can be admired here (he gave a GOING GLOBAL speech about international students at the University of Huddersfield).

And he is part of the UNITE FOR SYRIA campaign video - over

Sir Patrick is having fun at Silverstone at the moment, doing some CAR RACING (irresponsible irresponsible iiiiirrreeeespoooooonsiiiiiblllleeeee aaaaaah):

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I am WORRIED like hell.

A new video interview with Sir Patrick in which he talks about his current play, Shakespeare, TNG and Refuge:

PROFESSOR Sir Patrick Stewart will speak about being the chancellor of the University of Huddersfield on March 15, 2012. More information here.

And here is a rather interesting analysis of Shakespeare from Sir Patrick and Simon Callow.

I've finally managed to put together an overview of BINGO reviews:

"[...] the truly Shakespearean greatness of Patrick Stewart's portrayal of Shakespeare" (The Independent)

 

"Bond's tone and range is limited and there's little Stewart can do with this thankless part, although he does movingly convey Shakespeare's distress at the brutality of a society that relishes hangings and bear baitings."

(Evening Standard)

 

"Mr Stewart's performance and Angus Jackson's direction are pretty-much faultless, even given my reservations about the pace." (London Theatre)

 

"An actor of Stewart’s ability could play this one-dimensional role in his sleep and at times appears to be doing just that." (Telegraph)

 

"Patrick Stewart superbly reinforces Bond's vision by giving us a tragic Shakespeare, but also one alive to his own contradictions: he craves financial security but tells his nagging daughter that "money always turns to hate", is brusquely business-like with a rich landowner like William Combe yet strangely relaxed with a wander-witted gardener." (Guardian)

 

"It almost works, because in Sir Patrick Stewart’s performance you can so easily believe in the life portrayed." (The Arts Desk)

 

"Stewart’s Shakespeare slopes across the stage like an old, arthritic hound; quiet, diminutive and brooding with frustrated barks of anger that fail to scare the wolves away." (A Younger Theatre)

Frank To, one of Sir Patrick's favorite artists, has just finished a project that features three paintings of Sir Patrick Stewart. Click here to have a look!

Sir Patrick visits Occupy London in order to show his support:

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Ever wanted Sir Patrick to read you a bedtime story? Your wish has just been granted.

BINGO photo gallery (+ afterparty pics!) over here!

Sir Patrick Stewart: "Acting is my life" - read more over here.

A new interview with Sir Patrick can be found here.