Robin Hood: Men in Tights

I wasn't that kind of person.

But this was someone who I knew because he was in Robin Hood Men in Tights and he hosted Saturday Night Live.

And he always seemed like he was just game for whatever life threw at him.

You know, if it was dressing up in a doublet and hose to do a monologue called a bee or not a bee on Sesame Street.

I wasn't that kind of person.

But this is someone who I knew because he was in Robin Hood Men in Tights and he hosted Saturday Night Live.

And he always seemed like he was just game for whatever life threw at him.

You know, if it was dressing up in a doublet and hose to do a monologue called a bee or not a bee on Sesame Street.

same but i i prefer star wars

but i do love i want yeah but i watched a lot of uh the next generation with my uncle because it was just what he watched and it was just like a bonding experience so i appreciated him for that i obviously once he started popping up in other roles like even before being professor x and whatnot i was like when he's the king in um Robin Hood Men in Tights.

And he makes fun of his brother when he shows up.

It was a role that wasn't – at that time, he didn't play.

David Lynch's Dune? Oh yeah, Excalibur.

Robin Hood Men in Tights?

Yeah, I was going to say Robin Hood Men in Tights.

But my favorite Patrick Stewart performance, non-Shakespeare category, because he's done some really great Shakespeare work, is Green Room.

Oh, yeah.

Like, I have his sonnets on Audible where he's just reading Shakespeare sonnets, because sometimes you just want to class it up, man.

Like, that dude had such an incredible legacy, and of course he worked with Mel Brooks on Robin Hood, you know, men in tights, which is one of those like great cameos in a movie.

And, you know, with, it just sucks.

It's just sad.

Yeah, someone said Moby Dick there in the comments.

And, you know, of course, Robin Hood in Men in Tights, he shows up right at the end to name all the toilets, John, after his little brother being a butthole.

So many good roles.

What was it, Green Room? Oh,

Hollywood took to him, and he took to Hollywood." In general, Stewart seemed to have a good sense of humor about his ties to public culture, never publicly displaying the angst that Sir Shatner and Leonard Nimoy had revealed at times.

He did voice work on The Simpsons, Family Guy, and American Dad, and showed a willingness to make forays into comedy, including a comically snooty waiter in Steve Martin's 1991 jam L.A. Story and King Richard in Mel Brooks' 1993 Robin Hood Men in Tights, as well as hosting Saturday Night Live in 1994.

He recently voiced Sir Richfield in the animated Sheep Detective.

In a very different vein, he was the best thing in the 1995 gay comedy Jeffrey.