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By GustavoLeao / 17:57, 7 May 2008 / People
Star Trek The Next Generation star Patrick Stewart was a guest on the Charlie Rose Show on Monday and here are excerpts of his interview, cortesy of TrekMovie.
About his fame, he said "Star Trek had a huge impact on that. In every way. in the way it affected my personal life, my financial security, my feelings about myself. I got so much to thank that show for."
"I got a lot nice things said about me for playing Jean Luc Picard. Some of them about my work as an actor, some of them about my appearance, which I had never considered before. Then launching my theater career again on that background of commercial notoriaty just felt very different. Everything about my feeling about being on the stage has gone through a total transformation now."
The full video interview can be found at TrekMovie
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