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Video: Sir Patrick Stewart Offers A Master Class In Acting
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Ben Yakas
Published Aug 28, 2013
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Since moving to Park Slope with new wife Sunny Ozell, Sir Patrick Stewart has been living a utopian life filled with pizza tastings and Subway gripings. But based on the video below, in which he offers Ozell a masterclass in acting, he seems very happy with his new life. Or as he puts it: "What you have to understand about the quadruple take [is that I'm stoned out of my gourd]."
We always knew Stewart could act, but we never knew he could act-act, let alone act-act-act-act. As the man himself put it, acting is a noble profession—we only can hope that he has some time between acting gigs to complete his James Bond/Professor X/softcore porn screenplay.
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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