Patrick Stewart Biography

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over 296 million worldwide, but it was not until 2003 that its sequel "X-Men 2" graced the theaters, and so, allowed Patrick to appear in "Star Trek: Nemesis" (2002). He next concluded his part as Xavier in the final installment of "X-Men" trilogy "X-Men: The Last Stand" (2006), which also scored remarkable box office tally of over $459 million globally.

Aside from his works on-stage and on-screen, Patrick has also been known for his contribution in providing voice for various features since 1982, be it as a character or a narrator in animation picture, live-action production, also video games. To name some of the projects, there were "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Winds" (1984), "The Pagemaster" (1994), "The Prince of Egypt" (1998), "Animal Farm" (1999), and "Water for Tea" (2003), plus numerous video game adaptations of "Star Trek." 2007, in the meantime, found him voicing for "TMNT" followed by another stint in "The Water Warriors", set to come up in 2009.

Taking a look on his private life, Patrick was first married to Old Vic's choreographer Sheila Falconer in 1966 to then welcome his two children, Daniel Freedom in 1968 and Sophie Alexandra Falconer in 1973. Sadly, the knot ...

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did not last long for they decided to split in 1990 yet he later managed to flourish a new love in Wendy Neuss whom he changed vows with on August 25, 2000 only to again meet another failure as they ultimately separated in October 2003. However, the actor apparently did not have to wait long to embark on another romantic journey for he afterwards lived together with actress Lisa Dillon, his opposite in a stage production of "The Master Builder."

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