Patrick Stewart - Blog Posts
So... I feel like...
Arcee and Smokescreen would have such a comical relationship. He's this new, fresh-faced soldier just getting involved in a war that she's been waging for forever... and I can see her getting sick of his shit a lot. The tension between them gets portrayed a bit in the show, and for some reason I got this image stuck in my head and had to doodle it. They're coming back from a mission that Smokescreen almost fucked up because he didn't stick to the plan, tried to go all 'hero mode' and nearly got his aft blown off, and Arcee gives him the Patrick Stewart...
From the William Shatner Star Trek documentary “The Captains”.
This makes me feel so happy. I can’t even say.
Proving that there are at least two perfect men in the world.
Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellen behind the scenes for Two Plays in Rep’s Waiting For Godot & No Man’s Land promotional photos
Patrick Stewart
Acrylic on masonite 9"x12"
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Patrick Stewart as Professor X (Charles Francis Xavier)
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)
That avengers movie better just be 2hrs long of Cherik arguing over who gets custody of the kids
behind every gay mutant is a gayer, more evil, gay mutant
I asked my little sister to name one member of FOB and she said 'Patrick Stewart' help
Patrick Stewart has gotten to my favorite Shakespeare sonnet, 130!
Love people for who they are, not some idealized version of who you or society think they should be.
It wasn't me
Logan to Charles, destroying our hearts
Logan Review!
Non-spoiler (maybe minor), subjective with personal opinions review - JUST FUCK ME UP - Hugh Jackman’s James Logan Howlett, as we know, flawlessly amazing. I also loved his relationship with Charles, and strange bond between Laura - Sir. Patrick Stewart’s potrayal was also amazing indeed, yet it was truly heartbreaking to watch Xavier suffering from old age - Dafne Keen was PERFECT!! There was literally no flaw and Laura’s fight sequences, characterisation was satisfying - If you are uncomfortable with violence involving children, be aware - A VERY GOOD R- RATED MOVIE. Amazing fight sequences - I’ve watched every X-men movies including Wolverine and Deadpool yet I didn’t quite understood the timeline of this movie. As a seperate solo piece, the movie was incredible, however it doesn’t really explain us what has been going on - No suprise cameos, nor end credits - It was heart breaking to watch our once most beloved heroes being weathered and torn - MAGNETO WAS RIGHT - I loved all the other mutant children - LAURA DESERVES SOME LOVE - It was the most devastating X I’ve ever seen - I see Fox is trying to give a change in X-men generation but I don’t know how - I didn't cry during the most of the movie, but I bursted at the last scene - Best Wolverine series up to date. What a way to end 17years of journey It was a 9/10 movie for me. Thank you Hugh Jackman, thank you Sir Patrick Stewart. Thank you Logan, and last of all, our Wolverine, who will be loved forever
Oh, you just reminded me of my second-favorite Shakespeare adaptation: Rupert Goold's 2010 film adaptation of Macbeth, with Sir Patrick Stewart himself as Macbeth and Kate Fleetwood as Lady Macbeth. It's based on a production Goold put on in 2007 with Stewart, and it sets the play in a nebulously-modern setting with a "subterranean Soviet" aesthetic. It's not quite what anon was looking for, but it's in the ballpark. Oh, and in this adaptation the witches take the guise of WWI-era war nurses.
Having seen the 1995 version of Richard III, I am now convinced that there needs to be an adaptation set in the dying days of tsarist Russia, if only for the red-white symbolism. Just like, the ostentation, the moral ambiguity/amorality of literally everyone involved, the end-of-an-era vibe, except the era definitely needs to end. Also, Elizabeth Woodville in a kokoshnik? Elizabeth Woodville in a kokoshnik.
DUDE YOUR MIND
actually i don't want patrick stewart and ian mckellen to make out in doomsday because that would make the ship canon
i want marvel to write their silly scenes and do whatever (because they will anyway) and let the fandom handle the rest because the fun of shipping isn't forcing marvel's hand, it's watching them squirm as we point out not so subtle gay subtext between characters they actively try to sell as "just really close best friends"
Photo by Toby Melville / Reuters
120514 | Patrick Stewart, James McAvoy, Ian McKellen, and Michael Fassbender at the X-Men: Days of Future Past premiere in London, UK.
i love how every bromance i find inevitability leads me to another one because i started with hugh jackman & ryan reynolds which led to james mcavoy & michael fassbender which turned to patrick stewart & ian mckellen and slid into sebastian stan & anthony mackie and somehow landed at david tennant & michael sheen
and that was all through tumblr
cherik playing chess is 2026 might cure me
the probability that marvel will fuck up cherik in doomsday is high, but the probability that the fandom will milk the few on-screen cherik interactions is inevitable