Sir Patrick Stewart

That's weird, I thought this happened a year ago. Did they announce it a long time ago?
 
i agree 100%

this clip totally changed my mind on P. S.

he is a legend, some of the best acting ever.:lol
 
If I am not mistaken, he announced it at a ST convention as something that "would be happening." Does that sound right Risu? Because this news sounds way familiar to me.
 
That's weird, I thought this happened a year ago. Did they announce it a long time ago?

They might have announced it back then... but the caption on the photo shows that it ahppened this week:

Patrick Stewart poses with the insignia of his knighthood, after receiving the award from Britain's Queen Elizabeth II during an investiture at Buckingham Palace in London, Wednesday June 2, 2010
 
Captain On The Bridge! NO That is Sir Knight!!

Riker: Captain on the bridge!
Picard: No 1! That is Sir Knight to you!
Riker: Aye Captain!
Picard: NUMBER ONE!!!!!?
Riker: Sorry sir! AYE AYE Sir Knight!

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The classically trained actor Patrick Stewart, who has played such notable characters as Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Professor Xavier, has received a knighthood.
You might think that being a starship captain or a professor is good going, but why settle, when you can grab a knighthood as well? Patrick Stewart, famous for playing Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Charles Xavier in the X-Men movies, was knighted in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace yesterday.
Sir Patrick, said that it had been an "unlooked-for honor", but that finding himself amongst the ranks of personal heroes such as Sir Laurence Olivier and Sir John Gielgud was the high point of his career. "The knights of the theater represented to me not only the pinnacle of the profession but the esteem in which the profession was held. To find myself, to my astonishment, in that company is the grandest thing that has professionally happened to me."

Sir Patrick - and it's going to be a long time before typing that stops being exciting - also paid tribute to the English teacher that had first encouraged him to perform, saying that he owed "literally everything" to the man: "Although many people in my life have had great influence on me, without this man none of it would have happened."
 
Re: Captain On The Bridge! NO That is Sir Knight!!

I demand evidence of at least one slain dragon of all knights.
 
Re: Captain On The Bridge! NO That is Sir Knight!!

Actually now that I think about it he was a Knight of the Round Table many, many, many years ago!!!
 
If I am not mistaken, he announced it at a ST convention as something that "would be happening." Does that sound right Risu? Because this news sounds way familiar to me.

The Honours List comes out at New Years, but the ceremony doesn't necessarily take place then.

But I had thought he was knighted a while back myself.
 
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