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Fans pay tribute to Patrick Stewart on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Fans paid tribute to the late Patrick Stewart at his Hollywood star on Oct. 29, 2026, remembering his beloved characters and praising his talent. Stewart, an accomplished Shakespearean stage actor, achieved global stardom as the erudite Captain Jean-Luc Picard in TV's 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' and the telepathic Professor Charles Xavier in the 'X-Men' movies. He died at the age of 86, at his home in Los Angeles, according to a statement on his X account.

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00:15When I woke up this morning I obviously saw the news and then when I knew that I was coming
00:19along
00:19the Walk of Fame today when we passed the Hollywood Museum earlier I saw the little
00:24memorial with his statue got a little photo with it it was like because my mom and I are big
00:28fans
00:28of him and we just love his character in Star Trek and then it was like I had to do
00:32the little peace
00:32salute like bye bye captain and then obviously when I saw the star I've been looking this whole
00:41time and it was like I finally found it it was like I hope he rests in peace because I
00:46do have
00:46like amazing memories watching Star Trek and then when he got into being Professor X with X-Men it
00:51was like wow you're just everywhere now and all of my favorite things oh he is just one of the
00:58greatest to ever do it I mean his Shakespearean performances are great and I mean I also am a
01:05huge Trekkie so that's really kind of where I got into him and I have a couple of underrated
01:10performances I really enjoy of him is when he appeared as King Richard in Robin Hood Men in Tights
01:14parodying Sean Connery in Prince of Thieves and in Prince of Egypt as the voice of SETI
01:22I also happen to have a stutter and a speech impediment so I took great inspiration from his
01:29roles both as Captain Picard but as Professor Xavier because being a person with a disability
01:38seeing him on screen and a role like that just was very meaningful for me
01:55I'm an actress so Patrick Stewart was like really inspiring to me like he really had great
02:01acting skills and his role in X-Men was like phenomenal I feel like you know everyone knows
02:08like the bald guy who like control people's minds or like I just feel really sad that he's gone
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02:46I know the first time I feel like this is a small house, but I don't know if I'm going
02:53to go to school.
02:55I don't know if I'm going to go to school.
02:58It's like a big business.
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