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1:16Now PlayingWith "Star Trek: Picard" coming to a close in its third and final season, Patrick Stewart discusses his legacy and time playing the iconic character.
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In his seven-decade career, Patrick Stewart has starred as Scrooge and Macbeth on Broadway, from the tragic King Lear to King Richard in Mel Brooks' 1993 farce "Robin Hood: Men in Tights." Of course, there's Professor Charles Xavier in the "X-Men" film series and even the glorious turd of a movie role, Poop Emoji in 2017's "The Emoji Movie."
But mostly, when his global legions of fans think of Stewart, he's bellowing "Engage!" as USS Enterprise Captain Jean-Luc Picard, the iconic "Star Trek: The Next Generation" role that made him a household name in 1987 at 46 and carried through seven indelible seasons, more than 170 episodes and four movies.
Stewart, 82, returns to his retired Starfleet commander in the third and final season of the Paramount+ series "Star Trek: Picard" (streaming weekly on Thursdays). After retiring to his wine vineyard, Picard is pulled back for a secret mission, posing as a visiting dignitary aboard the USS Titan.
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