Sir Patrick Stewart reflects on his six-decade career in new book, 'Making It So: A Memoir'

Sir Patrick Stewart, best known as legendary Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the "Star Trek" franchise and as Professor Charles Xavier in the "X-Men" movies, sat down with CBS News' Vladimir Duthiers to discuss his new book, "Making it So: A Memoir."

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[SteveBrant]

Thank you very much for asking him the secret to a successful relationship. His answer (about the importance of listening and making a real connection) was pure gold!

[Stranger_In_The_Alps]

Patrick is a national treasure and must be protected at all costs

[zonkedmusician]

Sir Patrick is an absolute icon. Not only a sci-fi legend but also for his work as an ambassador for women's rights. Hero.

[sportssciotaku]

His work and his sense of humor is so great. The fact he is in American Dad is all you need to know on how much fun he is. Plus his friendship with Sir Ian McKellen is one most of us can only dream of.

[dlc]

Oh my goodness! Vlad is like a little kid so excited! I love it! Sir Patrick is so sweet! Just a humble man with a title from the queen and known to everyone in the Star Trek Universe. I love Sir Patrick!

[steveconn]

Love the man, the work, the legacy. Saw him twice on Broadway. The legend Patrick.

[BarbaraC]

Great interview, thank you. I adore Sir Patrick and have had a crush on him for years.✨❤️✨

[StephanieLenz]

What a lovely interview. Vlad is a great interviewer, but when his subjects cross with his personal interests and passions, the results are exceptional.

[MMaRsu]

Sir Patrick Stewart is a wonderful man, I just wish Picard would have been better. Oh well always a joy to see him work and talk about it 🙏

[Jenniferlwarm]

He's a great writer his life story is very engrossing. I live near Mirfield it's interesting hearing his life and memories from in and around this area and how specific he remembers things

[MaryAbbott]

He narrated his book, too! It’s on Audible

[dave]

Great actor. I just saw the original Dune and I had no idea he acted before TNG.

[TrishTruitt]

I'm surprised by his humble beginnings. He sounds so posh.

[hippiehillape]

I'd pay double for the narrated audiobook

[michaelsmiley]

There's only 40 years In star trek so
The very first time I saw him in something else was right before x men he did a christmas carol in 99
I think that it's the best version of that movie just an excellent job as Ebenezer scrooge

[ultrainstinctgoku]

Seeing him sit next to Gene Roddenberry made me tear up. I didnt know Patrick almost lost that role on TNG

[kristinburns]

Well I can his imagine his voice if I do read his book. A lot of people that like to read always use their imaginations. Plus I like seeing him in the movies sometimes. Also I'd hear his voice in the animated movies.