Sir Patrick Stewart dies at 86: Star Trek and X-Men star passes away at his home in Los Angeles after battle with Alzheimer’s and Lewy body dementia
Sir Patrick Stewart began his lifelong love of drama at a young age when a teacher introduced him to Shakespeare - and he never turned his back on theatre despite Hollywood success
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- From Shakespeare to Picard and Professor X, Patrick Stewart was a legend long before Hollywood. See his life in photos.
- ‘Rest in the heavens, Captain’: Star Trek and X-Men star Patrick Stewart dies aged 86.
- Patrick Stewart dead at 86: Shakespearean actor who became a Hollywood megastar was a ‘singular talent’.
- Pop culture icon Patrick Stewart dies, age 86.
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Sir Patrick Stewart's incredible life - from working class hero to Shakespeare and Star Trek fame
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William Shatner & More Star Trek Actors React to Patrick Stewart’s Death: ‘Heartbreaking’
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Patrick Stewart, Who Gracefully Steered Star Trek Into Its Next Generation, Dies at 86
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Patrick Stewart Career in Photos: Star Trek, X-Men, Avengers: Doomsday
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Patrick Stewart, master of Shakespeare, ‘Star Trek’ and more, has died
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Marvel Studios Remembers Patrick Stewart, Our Professor X
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From Shakespeare to Picard and Professor X, Patrick Stewart was a legend long before Hollywood. See his life in photos.
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Sir Patrick Stewart dies at 86 after unforgettable career on screen and stage
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Legendary actor Sir Patrick Stewart dies aged 86
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