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What did/does Sir Patrick Stuart mean to you?
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I don't know if you knew, but Patrick Stewart was also raised in an abusive home, and used acting as a way of escaping.
I'll always remember the scene from Extras with Ricky Gervais. Sure, he was an amazing actor, but it showed how effortlessly he could turn his hand to sublime comedy.
I had no idea, thank you! And I'll look that up.
I didn't know either. But you and your wife are two of my favorite Lemmy stars. โค๏ธ
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Check out the bloopers real for that scene. It did take some effort to not burst out laughing.