Patrick Stewart Looks Back At Star Trek: The Next Generation

Patrick Stewart Looks Back At Star Trek: The Next Generation

The star of both the Star Trek: TNG and X-Men franchises reflects on how the sci-fi show shaped his career, as well as a bit of his love for music...

By PaulRom - Apr 24, 2011 08:04 AM EST
Filed Under: Star Trek
Source: SubspaceComms.com



Patrick Stewart, who plays Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation, talks about the show being the highlight of his career, and how he was virtually unknown until he signed up for the series. From Subspacecomms.com:

The Captain revealed that he is learning the harmonica, has been in 28 of the 37 known Shakespearean plays, and that TNG "changed everything" in his life and career.

Patrick Explains; "Right up until 1987, when I went to Hollywood to start filming Star Trek: The Next Generation, if you didn't go to the Royal Shakespearan Company you'd never heard Patrick Stewart"

When asked if there had been a highlight in his career, Patrick added; "It would have to be Star Trek: The Next Generation... After that series was such a huge success, which it was immediately, everything was changed for me."
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