The Royal Shakespeare Company describes the actor as a "colossus"
Close, but he was actually Professor Xavier.
The Royal Shakespeare Company describes the actor as a "colossus"
Close, but he was actually Professor Xavier.
This one really bummed me out.
With Alzheimers and Lewy Body dementia, I am glad he can rest now.
What a terrible combination of diseases to suffer from simultaneously.
Pretty much. Most have an image of how they wish to go, peacefully in their sleep is a good one. But to have that combination is to be in such a dreadful state. Alas, it is not of our choosing at the end of it all.
Yep, my grandmother had Alzheimer’s/Dementia, if not that bad a case. Fuck both of these diseases.
Mr. Spock: A Vulcan would face such a loss without tears.
Young Spock: How?
Mr. Spock: By understanding every life comes to an end when time demands it. Loss of life is to be mourned, but only if the life was wasted.
--Star Trek: TAS, Yesteryear
"You're not married, you live alone and you've never watched Star Trek?"
"No"
"Good lord"
👌
I didn't know he was 86, it's less surprising in that context. Still a bummer, a legend is gone.
His obit better goddamn start with stardate. I'm not even a trekie.
The man had so many good roles. King Richard, Gurney Halleck, that guy in that Toby Hooper movie about space vampires. Do we have to just talk about Star Trek?
RIP Captain Ahab
A great actor, and a decent human. Rest peacefully Captain. You've earned it.
man. I really thought shatner would go before him and chekov.
It is amazing how long Shatner has kept going. But that is the power of 'Denny Crane!' ;)
Shatner was recently on Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiners podcast and he still looked the same as he did like 20 years ago and still sharp as a tack. I think what help keeps his mind sharp is he stays up to date on stuff. Like he was quite knowledgeable about AI for example. for being 95 he acts like he's in his late 60s.
From when 1st saw him in dune as a child, I saw him as a role model and father figure. I cried hard all the way home after watching Logan because of him and I never cried in a movie in my life. I hope he understood how much impact he had on the lives of his fans. The characters he played really embodied what it meant to be the change you want in the world.
Loved his performance as Lenin. RIP
I'm so glad he was able to introduce us to the man he looks up to most
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I don't use any shit owned by fbook
What did he say?
Oh shit.
This Magic set is gonna blow up!
There are signed cards in the collector packs.
It will be because of his influence.
Stewart died at his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday after a "brief and poignant journey" with Alzheimer's and Lewy Body Dementia, according to a statement
Wtf kind of description is that
The BBC also published an obituary, Sir Patrick Stewart: Actor who moved effortlessly between Star Trek and Shakespeare.
He was a great human being and incomparable on stage and screen, where he led The Next Generation where no one has gone before. May he rest in peace.
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