"Star Trek" legend Patrick Stewart celebrates his 85th birthday. Despite his most famous role, the actor had little ...

Patrick Stewart tells his amazing life story in "Making It So: A Memoir," which beams fans to Jean-Luc Picard's "Star Trek" origins and beyond.

Sir Patrick Stewart is now synonymous with Star Trek, but he's revealed that X-Men co-star Sir Ian McKellen attempted to talk him out of joining the iconic franchise. Find the full story right here ...

In his new memoir, Sir Patrick Stewart looks back on filming one of the less well-received Star Trek movies, and working with his "odd, solitary" co-star, Tom Hardy ...

His co-stars would irritate Stewart when they would use improv or tease the actor, and one time it was enough to get him to storm off. "I could be a severe bastard," said Stewart.

Among the candid revelations is Stewart’s experience filming the 2002 movie Star Trek: Nemesis, where he co-starred with a then lesser-known Tom Hardy.

Patrick Stewart nearly called his lawyers after seeing a certain British Star Trek rip-off, but after awhile, he realized ...

Paramount executives had Patrick Stewart audition for 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' with a wig on.

Patrick Stewart thought Tom Hardy's career would flop due to his shut off behavior on set.

Patrick Stewart is admitting that he did not anticipate Tom Hardy ‘s Hollywood career lasting more than 20 years since first working with his fellow Brit.

Star Trek: The Next Generation and Picard star Patrick Stewart writes in a new memoir that he was not always the avuncular, beloved presence he is known as today. Making It So: A Memoir includes a ...

Patrick Stewart had a different idea for how he wanted Star Trek: Picard to end its run on Paramount+. In the series finale, Stewart’s Jean-Luc Picard is seen toasting with his fellow crew members.