Professional actor Patrick Stewart considers all his years sitting on thrones of England on the stage of Stratford-upon-Avon as a lead-in for his experience sitting in the captain's chair of the Enterprise (Star Trek). True False

The correct answer is: True.

Explanation:

Sir Patrick Stewart (Mirfield, England, United Kingdom, July 13, 1940) is an English film, television and dubbing actor, known primarily for his roles in plays by William Shakespeare and, especially, for being Captain Jean- Luc Picard of the Star Trek: The Next Generation series of the Star Trek saga and Professor Xavier in the X-Men films. He was appointed officer of the Order of the British Empire on the honorary list of the New Year of 2001.

As Patrick Stewart has said, you don't really get into the character until the moment you sit on that chair. “It's like being there. I don't know what the trips on Star Trek are like or what it's like to sit in the chair of the old Enterprise because I sat in the chair of the New Generation Enterprise. He had a lot of controls on the arms of the same chair. You could lift a panel, and your hands could touch them, torpedo launchers or whatever!