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The world as Captainjean Luc Picard of the uss enterprise, or as professor Charles Xavier of x men. But, after 17 years in hollywood, Patrick Stewart turned his back on it, to return to england and to venues like this, londons young vic, to his first love, shakespeare and the theatre. In his latest role, he is even playing shakespeare. So why choose small audiences in venues like this over the glamour of hollywood . Sir Patrick Stewart, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Now, in this latest role of yours, which is a production of edward bonds play bingo, you are playing shakespeare himself. It is the third time in 20 years you have played this role. Why is it so important to you . Its technically, i think, the fourth time. I saw it when it was first done at the royal court theatre. It thrilled me. And, even though i was much too young, i fancied the role of shakespeare. And then the Royal Shakespeare mounted it in 1979, and i played a much toojuvenile thats a flattering term, but i was sh

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Transcripts For BBCNEWS HARDtalk 20170830

Recognisable to millions around the world, as Captainjean Luc Picard of the uss enterprise or as professor Charles Xavier of x men. But, after 17 years in hollywood, Patrick Stewart turned his back on it, to return to england and to venues like this, londons young vic, to his first love, shakespeare and the theatre. In his latest role, he is even playing shakespeare. So why choose small audiences in venues like this over the glamour of hollywood . Sir Patrick Stewart, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Now, in this latest role of yours, which is a production of edward bonds play bingo, you are playing shakespeare himself. It is the third time in 20 years you have played this role. Why is it so important to you . Its technically, i think, the fourth time. I saw it when it was first done at the royal court theatre. And it thrilled me. And, even though i was much too young, i fancied the role of shakespeare. And then the Royal Shakespeare mounted it in 1979, and i played a much toojuvenile t

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Transcripts For BBCNEWS HARDtalk 20170830

Of the uss enterprise or as professor Charles Xavier of x men. But, after 17 years in hollywood, Patrick Stewart turned his back on it, to return to england and to venues like this, londons young vic, to his first love, shakespeare and the theatre. In his latest role, he is even playing shakespeare. So why choose small audiences in venues like this over the glamour of hollywood . Sir Patrick Stewart, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Now, in this latest role of yours, which is a production of edward bonds play bingo, you are playing shakespeare himself. It is the third time in 20 years you have played this role. Why is it so important to you . Its technically, i think, the fourth time. I saw it when it was first done at the royal court theatre. Actually it was a second production withjohn gielgud actually it was a second production with john gielgud and actually it was a second production withjohn gielgud and arthur lowe in the two leading roles. And it thrilled me. And, even though i wa

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How are we culture he . On rosa parks 101st day, her birthday, the author explores the question of rosa parks. What was behind that . Those that know her. What is the price paid for having done something . Dr. Jeanne theoharis answers some of those questions and she writes it in her new book the rebellious life of mrs. Rosa parks. Jeanne theoharis was born in Staten Island six weeks ago and her family moved to milwaukee, wisconsin, where she was raised. She held the first chair in womans studies and as professor of science at boca raton college, she is also cofounder of educators for civil liberty. She is the author of numerous books on the Civilrights Movement and the politics of race in the United States including as coauthor of schools suck students talk back to the segregated nation and its failures of segregated schools. Jeanne theoharis received her ab in afroamerican studies from Harvard College and ph. D. In American Culture from the university of michigan. She is author or coa

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