Sir Ian McKellen paid tribute to Sir Patrick Stewart with music in London yesterday.
Ian McKellen tribute to Patrick Stewart
Patrick Stewart
Patrick Stewart es un actor inglés cuya carrera abarca más de sesenta años entre teatro, cine y doblaje.
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I never really cared for the sci-fi stuff, but my dad is devastated. He watched those X-Men movies religiously. It’s wild how a stranger’s passing can wreck your household mood. Listening to old hip-hop to cope with the…
The feed turned into one long obituary column in about an hour. I get it, the man was in everything, but there is something odd about watching hundreds of strangers type the same respectful sentence simultaneously. Grief…
Patrick Stewart is the reason GREEN ROOM made it to theaters at all, per Jeremy Saulnier. Saulnier stepped away from cutting SLAYGROUND to present a tribute to Stewart and mark the film's 10th anniversary with a showing…
Jeremy Saulnier GREEN ROOM 10th anniversary
Never chased his filmography. yet the silence feels heavy today. strange how a background presence becomes real only when it’s gone. respect.
Patrick Stewart is the reason GREEN ROOM never got halted during production, a fact Director Jeremy Saulnier highlighted while introducing a tenth anniversary screening of the film in LA. During that same event, Saulnier…
Jeremy Saulnier honors Patrick Stewart
Mum is properly shaken up. he was her absolute comfort watch for years. seeing the tributes hit different when it is personal like that. real loss no cap
The bald head logo logo. my dad watched that show religiously every sunday morning while i ignored it for cartoons. feels like a waste of space to type more but damn. gonna miss the calm voice in the kitchen haha
Sat with my old man watching him every weekend. Proper legend, that one. Sad day
Wasn't tracking him like that but my uncle's whole sunday lineup was built on that show, and now the news hits different. Weird how a guy you never met can leave a dent
That specific calm he brought to the screen was a masterclass. My dad loved him for it. Feels like a genuine loss of gravity today.
Actually gutted. grew up watching him command the screen with zero drama and total authority. feels like a massive piece of my childhood just vanished into thin air
Never a fan, but this hits hard. Crazy right?
Never watched star trek but seeing the tributes hit weird. guess he was a legend after all. feels heavy for someone i barely knew.
