Add to that his lifelong stalwart advocacy for the LGBTQ community, his loving friendship with Ian McKellen, and the testimony of every person who ever met him who said that he was just as kind and funny and strong and wonderful as you would ever hope he would be, and well… I will miss him dearly.

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gregarious, confident, FUNNY gay adult at a time when I was navigating coming out of the closet, starting a gay-straight alliance in my high school, and preemptively managing many of the same anxieties addressed by that film was nothing short of a revelation.

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book nerd back before superhero films were expected to be any good), and maybe ESPECIALLY for his work on Jeffrey - a 1995 gay romantic comedy that took place in the midst of the AIDS crisis in New York City. Seeing the man who played the thoughtfully badass Captain Picard also play a flouncy,

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I was introduced to Star Trek: TNG by my best friend Danny back in 6th grade, and from that point on, Patrick Stewart has been a constant and comforting presence in my life. For his Trek work, yes, but also for his work as Charles Xavier in the X-Men films (truly a revelation to a teenaged comic

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This. THIS.

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