Comments on: Star Trek: The Next Generation: Patrick Stewart Not Interested in New Trek Movies

By: Michael Glazer

Michael Glazer — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:23:49 +0000

I wish Patrick Stewart will be seen in The Next Generation, I was surprised that he would not continue after 7 season and I was disappointed.

By: Ted Hackett

Ted Hackett — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 21:02:15 +0000

I don’t know about any1 else but I need a new fix of Star Trek:TNG. “Make it so number one”

By: Emil R.

Emil R. — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 21:56:52 +0000

Ohhh Stewart is great in ST. And ive just watches some interviews with him fra 2010, he looks very fresh and young, i hope he will reapear. And to voyager, i think people had had to much star trek, in the late 90`s after apro. 40 years. Its a shame voyager was not that popular, and maybe still isnt for someone, who maybe should see the series again. Its my favorite series. Love the borg, love the caractor development, wich there was not as much as in tng. Though my favorite charactor is odo, in ds9. Love the aliens, the magnificent and exiting stories about much more different aliens in voyager, but also stories that a great, one of my favorites was the one about emilia erhardt, i a let a tier there hehe, when they said goodbey..

By: Craig

Craig — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 07:03:45 +0000

@ Truth

You are a ****. I hope you have 1/100 the accomplishments in life that PS has. Anyway, I appreciate his decision to not want to be in another ST movie. I do hope to see him again in another Professor X appearance though.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:49:47 +0000

id be awesome to see any of them in any star trek movie again but itd be retarded to have more guest cameos like spock had in the first one. their movin on. sucks that its over but it is. cant remake the past.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:26:58 +0000

Well for me he should this time as an rank of admiral with action Jane came back as an admiral but not much action hope he sees’s this comment

By: Me

Me — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:32:02 +0000

@ TRUTH

WOW!…what got stuck up your arse?…catch a grip. PS is a great actor…and could easily pull off a few more leading roles in the ST universe. Your venomous vitriol says more about you than anything you could ever type about PS.

By: Abc

Abc — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:45:00 +0000

–truth— calm down! Are you jealouse because you know that when your almost seventy you won’t be nearly half as sexy as this man is?… I would LOVE to see this man in anything. Oh and Hollywood did not shun him, he shuned Hollywood. Which, looking at that botox filled ces pool, I’m glad he did. Have you ever seen his stage work? If you havent, i reccommed that you do…it’s very very good.

By: TRUTH

TRUTH — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:52:43 +0000

I think the former star trek captain (who was basically shunned by Hollywood) has retreated back to England to “retire” to voice over acting, some theater and the odd convention or two. Despite being “sexy” in the 1990′s his current age shows poorly up close on camera. They had to render him in CGI for Wolverine so he could appear young enough. Saying he has moved on is just a way to acknowledge that the franchise already replaced him and won’t be looking back – it would be like Michael Keaton making a cameo in the current Bat Man movies …. sad.

There’s just no way he can continue to be the leading man at 70 years old, all his roles as of late are as the grandfather type, despite his efforts to appear young and virile (see his latest relationship to Sunny Ozell who is 31 for the sad display) the man has to settle with his former glory, a waitress on his arm, a bottle of Viagra. .. and that ridiculous mustache.

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 19:52:36 +0000

Forget a Voyager movie. Voyager was the weakest of all the Trek series and Janeway’s character was a raging bish who was too headstrong for her own good. They’ve had some good female captains on Trek over the years, she wasn’t one of them. I’d rather see a DS9 movie as that was a story angles that still needed to be played out. Voyager was ended in a way that left really no room for a movie anyway.

By: David

David — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:02:17 +0000

@ Truth: You might be right, but I doubt it. The weekend before the TNG episode “Allegiance” was filmed, I went to a Trek Convention where the star was to be Patrick Stewart. When I got to the Plano Convention Center, all I found was pre-autographed 8×10′s being sold in the dealer’s room. It was announced that there wouldn’t be an autograph session after he spoke at 7pm that Sunday night. When he got there, we found out why. Because when he left the set the previous Friday, he flew to Plano, did an early appearance on Saturday, flew to Phoenix for a second convention, did a late appearance in Phoenix on Saturday, then an early appearance on Sunday, then flew back to Plano for the appearance I saw on Sunday night. After that, he flew back to LA, where the next week, he was the only cast member scheduled to work! He told us that last part during his appearance, where someone during the Q&A asked him to recite some Shakespeare. Over a year later, on “The Tonight Show”, he called that his most memorable convention. I’m just glad I was there!

By: Carlos

Carlos — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 19:10:20 +0000

I think they need a Voyager Movie! Captain Janeway is Kirk with ovaries I’ve been wanting to see her in serious action on the Big Screen & Not as a Guest Appearance.
The Show was Left off with her Utterly Decimating the Borg. Then winds up as an Admiral in Star Trek Nemesis Sounds Familiar? What Happens with Species 8472 & the Hirogen?

By: TRUTH

TRUTH — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:34:42 +0000

This is just a PR move by Stewart – he’s well aware that he’d NEVER be asked to be in the new series and he’s heading off the issue at the pass by saying he wouldn’t be in it. The due has a *MAJOR* ego. This is the same guy that kicked off his play in England on the SAME NIGHT as the debut of the New Trek in theaters.

By: mandrakeman46

mandrakeman46 — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 01:16:43 +0000

I respect his attitude towards making another S.T. movie, but I don’t know how true his statement is, so I am skeptical about it. Because, a few other actors have said they same thing, in that they would not make another movie that they were typcast in, but they did come back and make another movie! For instance, Sean Connery as 007 in “Never Say Never Again” and in fact Leonard Nemoy himself said that after Star Trek 5, The Final Frontier, he would never play Spock again!

By: K-Man

K-Man — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:33:46 +0000

I enjoyed TNG and Patrick Stewart was excellent as JLP and I for one would not mind seeing him again in a sequel, although I completely respect his decision to not want to be in the sequel.

By: KIarl_

KIarl_ — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 18:06:58 +0000

I fully agree with Patrick Stewart. The Jean-Luc Picard legacy he left us, is wonderful in its depth and consistency. The following is not a certainty, but a significant probability: A sequel might spoil that image; there would be many gaps – too many perhaps – to fill at once by some writers that were not part of the Picard era.