Sir Patrick Stewart | Carpool

coming back to England just when I saw it as a sign, yeah, that's why I transferred for almost six years and I just signed for another five and that and um in that time it's been smooth even at University. from strength to strength I am very proud of what they are achieving as their courses have been designed with the local industry in mind, right, which is really smart, but one of the reasons we have one of the highest placements , I think we should probably go there left Livia job placements for graduate students in the country and is one of the reasons why and of course, because Huddersfield was the heart of the textile sector, she was young and the universe has taken over of something like an abandoned mill and a beautiful renovator.

No, we have, for example, stunningly wonderful textile design and women publishing solid work and of course we also have engineering and there are scientific research facilities the same as we have every year, one of the departments builds this quiet and this year they are working on the most futuristic plan today, which would be an electric color, but they are elevated as close to a race car as possible, which I was told when we called the Stuart selflessly, yeah, I said just I would give my name on the condition that I was allowed to try because so far they have never let me have the right arm, which has been very frustrating because I have run a bit with the little ones and have taken quite a bit of race training medication.

There is also a school age one that I just met and he really grew up socially. He has the dedication of people who help children and simply. yeah, maybe tears, it was awesome that they built that FXP, the little electric soapbox that you know, comes with gas or wheels, but it's really fun and they can't do it all and there's all kinds of salvage, the second hand part just It's a far cry from the time I make the poker, which I still have, these are like a wood stove, the air goes down sometimes, like I come across a couple pots I knocked over when I was in art class when I was fourteen years.

The problem was something vividly institutional, a very common question arose: your preferences, you know, television, film, stage, do you have any preferences? Well, those three, when I left the drums, even before, when I was an amateur actor, I just wanted to be in the place and when I left drama school, all I wanted to do was be in a classic place and he took me from '59 to 66 to finally be accepted into the Royal Tradesmen, and once there, as I mentioned, a thousand contenders in time and it was completely my life and my passion. and while living in the United States I was able to do some of that.

I did a really brilliant production of The Tempest that was in the park in New York and then it's the only production they've played that role in. was transferred to go well, yes, very successful, hello, that was at the time when you were doing things that Star Trek had ended, behind the series ended. I did an Arthur Miller play on Broadway and probably the most interesting thing is one of the roles I always wanted to play. without but when I was ready to play him it was no longer acceptable for a white actor to put on blackface and it made me very sad because I have wanted to play Othello since I was 30 years old, and one day, thinking about it, I came.

I came up with the idea of ​​just reversing the racial nature of love, so I stopped in England and no one wanted to touch me tonight and I tried it in America and again I didn't want to get excited until I met Michael Kahn, who still is. artistic director Utley Shakespeare Theater in Washington DC and the city's best in the American Airlines lounge. I presented this to him and he bought it in the swamp and the next day he had a contract and we did it. Fantastic logical days. a lot of brilliant black actors and there are a lot more live roles if it's all the rest of the cast, all the rest of the cast had also given that we were already in a controversial situation.

I found that I did a little research and found the very few women who directed write my thumb, so I approached Jude Kelly again, but I thought it would be good to have another English person, yes, arms crossed, and Jude very brilliantly chose Bianca, the white actress I Will, and all of Desdemona's father's servants were white, so we not only changed the racial nature but also the social aspect of an eye, so on the first day I walked into a rehearsal room with 27 actors African Americans, some of whom were so suspicious of the production that I remember a guy we spent a week sitting around talking discussing what we were going to do and as we were going to do it and running towards the third day one of these actors said I don't think I should being here, I don't feel good about this and he got up to leave and Jude followed him, then we all stopped at Chatterton, half an hour later, she brought him back, he did, um, and it was one of the greatest experiences of my life, we didn't change a word of the dialogue, so then "I said happily because I'm black and every night in this DC agent I paused because I thought if someone was going to protest, this is the place to do it, but such solidarity developed in that company that it was very, very moving, it was me." I had not anticipated that that is all, being a company of black actors, each of them would have already played the third or would hope to play it in their life, but my Iago had played him twice, another brother quickly never found out about the agricultural problem that I had.

I never really did, it was a wonderful Argo, we always kept hitting black ice all the time, yes, but he encouraged me in a low voice and also, because we shared a bandage, you don't slalom me and you know I see other actors. looking backstage I used to feel very self-conscious now that I thought it was stealing my ideas. I was thinking, well, man, this is really successful and I remember that a school morning session full of inner-city kids must have been 95% black or Latino. and we arrived to ring the curtain and the kids were going crazy and Ron Canada, who practiced yoga, was the second to last one who wanted to go and he walked in and there were kids clapping and smiling and he started a chant he, the man, he, the man.

He loved him. he looked at me he said run to the corner and I said and let's continue I'm fine just raise the curtain that's the end of Kathy the stage manager said hey this is your idea and um and I walked anytime I did it with Sam and I walked to the middle of the stage and as I became unlimited it won't matter tingle tingle f bhushaiah who was playing casio he stepped forward and pointed at me and said no it was a man on both hands and the cars took it well and there was kind of a chant battle, it was one of the most exciting moments on stage, it was amazing, um and you know, I still think about how I would like to practice yoga now, in fact, I saw that there was someone did a production like that in this country and I had never heard of Canela when I said he became known as the social negative of that I would love to do is here, yeah, I mean, I just think we're ready.

For that, yes, but I'm starting to think about all the black actors. I know there are so many shining factors you know, getting a gig once in a while, but boy, you know something like that, all of a sudden you're wrong 20 times, even though I have to. Let's say that they committed Desdemona's murder the time the sailors in the morning had a moment when the actress became pregnant. I'm so small and so fragile, they're like sticks and very black, right, and no matter what you say, you're seeing a target. guy killing a back, yeah, you know where else you could in the context of Blade's legacy moving back and kind of okay, yeah, but then I was lucky enough to have his former partner play Desdemona in Tony Share Iago.

I felt it and I saw it. all and then eight or ten times, you know and share, Iago was so brilliant tonight they had never played one before. I was very excited by the mistakes. I hope to have the opportunity to do it at some point if there was an opportunity to take a negative photo. production here John Bunsby uh so for the last six years all I've done is say this summer we filmed David Tennant Hamlet which airs this rice and the scene is different it was great on stage but now Cameron is there's a lot questions about that but obviously I urge people not to miss it okay it's literally for some time over the hill and it's not exactly holiday fare yeah but David Tennant yeah yeah I'm in Hamlet , so it will be, I think.

I have the ambition that it could be the largest Shakespeare production in the history of the world. They say it will air on PBS in the US and then in a few months we'll start filming again for the BBC on PBS, that's probably meant to be. a bullet you know it's a lucky position to be in but this you know presumably you have one you can choose your project it's an unfortunate situation to be in great Goran asked me to do Antonio in Antonio Cleopatra with the RSC and then the tempest and then and We'll go left here like a pub password, a house church, then Macbeth and Twelfth Night and we'll take Macbeth to New York for a long run in Brooklyn and Broadway, then we'll come back and go straight to David Tennant's Hamlet and then we will continue the path. to become a villain, so there have been three.

I'm getting bad taste. I didn't like that Rena did that. They have been five spectacular years, the best years of my life. Oh, fantastic, we talked to Fergus to death, yeah, because that was one of the questions I really like how come you're clearly from the United States? How do you British actors stay so young? One of the questions is if in my case it is because a few years ago I decided that I would like Merlin to decide to live backwards and move forward so that you "We are giving young girls the needs of each one, that is the goal and we should see , watch this space, yeah, like the fact, well, the last picture on the phone is going to go, I'm going here because I had a minor sports accident this morning, it's like that." It's not about running love chargers, which yes, you don't want to make a line very often, but it was all clear, I just ran quickly down the road and stepped on just one small pebble, I didn't see it.

I walked down the road from my house and my ankle broke and I fell to the ground. I woke up because I'm so stupid. Why is nothing here like power walking? I usually walk, you know, if you have weights with you, right? It has helped me a lot, yes. I was fine, I tore my hamstring for the first time in my life a month ago, I've been water skiing for 45 years, have you ever been in an accident? I've never met anyone who's been in an accident and in the space of 50 minutes the two old guys on the boat, me and my girlfriend's dad tore a hamstring and he seriously broke his foot, you know, It's on the other side, yeah, um, but I was trying.

I've only worked here on Tuesdays and he had promised me that I'll put you on a single singing Lupine since my son, like me, you have a footer on top of the other in Bianca, on the right, and he was doing well. He was getting really close to me and then the fourth or fifth ID attempt, can you really imagine? Listen to it in language, right? Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, and um, those were unpleasant effects, not that you know it's 69. I guess you shouldn't try something new, but I guess what if we just did? getting younger and younger, you know you have to keep trying, eating well is happening, yeah that's it, that's the justification for it now, my girlfriend's family and her all ski, she and her brother were college champions of descent, right?

You can see that I don't. Also, now I don't, but and then I take it as young, very brave, um, you know, just nursery leaves, just beautiful, yeah. Disick, that's it, that's all you know. I mean, not a day goes by that I don't walk here. yes in just disbelief, yes, and I can come here, yes, whenever I want, no one has rewritten the famous wait-to-disturb line, no one comes, no one goes, but he was my how old is he? This was six and a half years old, it has 70,000 miles or about 70,000 on. Yes, and every one of those miles was covered in sunlight, so you can sit down, that's extraordinary.

Look, you've never used carbon-powered coal now intricity or know carbon, so if this is a genuinely carbon-neutral way, what's absolutely moving. Aside from the energy and materials it took to make the car and the solar system, there's absolutely nothing, well, two wheels, sunlight, wow, that would be hard to do. To be honest, where I live we've seen the Sun, we know what it looks like, but you've got that whole North Sea where we go, we've got a lot of weeks, oh boy.