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PATRICK Stewart (above) is winning rave reviews treading the London boards as Macbeth, and so should the waxworker who made a copy of his head for the show. At the end, Macbeth is decapitated by his rival Macduff, who holds the dripping head aloft as the lights go down. Says writer Tom Sykes, who saw the production the other night, "The final scene takes your breath away. It would have been tempting to just make a cue ball, but in fact the model of Stewart's head is incredibly lifelike - right down to the facial features. It even has a little moustache exactly like the one he's grown for the part."
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On September 25, 2005, with honor, Sgt. Patrick D. Stewart, 113th Aviation, D company, Mustangs, of the Nevada National Guard, gave his life for his country. He was killed in action in Operation Enduring Freedom. Mustang 22, the Chinook helicopter he was in was shot down in Afghanistan by Al Quada terrorists.
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Stewart was seen in the psychological thriller "Safe House" for Filmquest Pictures. He plays Mace Sowell, an ex-government official who, suffering the effects of Alzheimer's, becomes a recluse in an impenetrable high-tech home, fearing that what he knows about a former boss has put his life in jeopardy.
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