2020年2月27日 · In episode 5, we get to see Picard take part in a plot to rescue Bruce Maddox from black marketeer Bjayzl, which involves him adopting an eyepatch, beret, and a broad French accent. Even...

2019年2月12日 · In this BBC America Exclusive, Jean-Luc Picard was originally meant to be French? Subscribe now: http://bit.ly/1aP6Fo9Twitter: http://twitter.com/bbcamericaF...

2020年2月25日 · Patrick Stewart's faux French accent in the latest episode of Star Trek: Picard might've seemed odd, but it was actually a throwback to his original casting in Star Trek: The Next Generation. In "Stardust City Rag," Picard hatches a plan to beam down to Star Trek 's version of Canto Bight and retrieve Bruce Maddox , the man who created Dahj and ...

2022年2月9日 · Those in charge wanted Picard to be French and envisioned him as such throughout the whole production of the show’s first episode. It was so obvious what they wanted that Patrick Stewart, the man who would eventually win the role, was actually not series creator Gene Roddenberry’s choice to do the role. Even famously saying; “What the hell?

2021年2月2日 · So when Patrick Stewart was cast, the Star Trek: The Next Generation producers wanted the Englishman to utilize a French accent even though it wasn’t a guarantee he could pull it off. But if Stewart succeeded, the producers wanted …

In episode 5, we get to see Picard take part in a plot to rescue Bruce Maddox from black marketeer Bjayzl, which involves him adopting an eyepatch, beret and a broad French accent. Even better, it now turns out that the accent was a nod to reservations around casting Stewart in the role back in the 1980s.

2019年2月8日 · Iconic Star Trek actor Sir Patrick Stewart has revealed that he once attempted to portray his character with a French accent.

2023年10月20日 · Sir Patrick Stewart recited the "Star Trek" opening soliloquy "Space...The Final Frontier" in a French accent on the "Graham Norton Show".

2022年2月9日 · However, the real reason for Picard's regal English speeches has to do with actor Patrick Stewart's not-so-majestic attempt at a French accent. It turns out that Picard was, in fact,...

2023年10月21日 · During his delightful appearance on The Graham Norton Show, the venerable Sir Patrick Stewart shared a fascinating tidbit about the inception of his iconic character, Jean-Luc Picard. In a moment of revelation, Stewart disclosed that the character was initially conceptualized to be French, a fact subtly embedded in the distinctive nomenclature ...