CultureQuiet 14d · day 14
1972 Clip of Patrick Stewart Playing Lenin Spreads Online as Tribute
A BBC 'Fall of Eagles' scene of Stewart as Vladimir Lenin circulates widely after a Reddit post bids him 'Rest in Peace'.
What to know
- A 1972 BBC drama clip of Patrick Stewart playing Vladimir Lenin in 'Fall of Eagles' is circulating on social media.
- A Reddit poster's closing line, 'Rest in Peace Sir Patrick,' frames the share as a tribute, though no separate confirmation of his death appears in the available material.
- The clip drew far more engagement on X (529 score) than on its original Reddit posting.
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Clip of Stewart as Lenin goes viral on X
Hours later, a post on X featuring the same 'Fall of Eagles' clip of Stewart as Lenin drew 529 likes and several comments, far exceeding the engagement of the original Reddit post.
“Sir Patrick Stewart as Lenin in the BBC drama series "Fall of Eagles".”
— @yansan, X poster · source -
Sir Patrick Stewart as Lenin in the BBC drama series "Fall of Eagles".
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Reddit user shares Stewart's 1972 Lenin scene, bids him farewell
A Reddit user posted a YouTube link to Patrick Stewart's performance as Lenin in the BBC series 'Fall of Eagles', praising the performance and writing a farewell message.
“Superb work by a master of acting at the height of his old British TV work, before he became internationally famous. I never saw the show, but Patrick Stewart's scenes are amazing. Rest in Peace Sir Patrick.”
— u/Naugrith