It occurs to me that we've been saying goodbye to Sir Patrick Stewart, cinematically, for decades. From the finale of ST:TNG to multiple Marvel movies which felt like farewells (one of which comes out this December) to all 3 seasons of Star Trek: Picard and yet it was still not enough.

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One thing they both seemed to have in common (in addition to being among the most talented ppl to ever exist) -- it felt like they both fully appreciated every opportunity they got to do great work. Their enthusiasm was inspiring.

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Dan Sullivan. Dan Sullivan. There is more than one Dan Sullivan.

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I will always be grateful I live in the timeline where a classically trained Shakespearean actor’s defining role was a character who gave speeches about morality to people who had enlarged foreheads and wore flowing rompers

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thinking about Patrick Stewart and Tim Curry and Dolly Parton and Catherine O’Hara and how many of the tributes shared after they died translate to something like “their art made me feel like I wasn’t alone in the world” it is hard to think of a better way to spend a life than that

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