Legendary Actor Patrick Stewart Dies at 86 in Los Angeles

Sir Patrick Stewart, one of the most respected English actors in Hollywood, died on October 30 at the age of 86. He died at his home in Los Angeles, where he had been spending his final days with family and friends.

Best known for Star Trek and the X-Men films, Stewart built a long and varied career. His work spanned classical theatre, Broadway productions, movies and television, earning him admiration from audiences and fellow artists alike.

An official announcement from the actor's X account confirmed the news. It stated that Stewart passed away at his residence in Los Angeles. His wife, Sunny, was by his side. Stewart had been dealing with Alzheimer's disease and dementia for a period of time.

The family's message described a gentle farewell. Music, prayers and emotional moments surrounded Stewart in his last days, along with the presence of his loved ones. They said his memory and his influence on people through his work and character would endure. They also described his peaceful and composed face as a symbol of his dignity and gentle nature.

The family recalled that Stewart was born in Mirfield in the West Riding of Yorkshire and went on to enjoy a six-decade career across the Royal Shakespeare Company, Broadway, cinema and television.

He is survived by his third wife, singer Sunny Ozell, and by his two children, Daniel and Sophia, from his first marriage to actress Sheila Falconer.

Hugh Jackman, who portrayed Wolverine in the X-Men franchise, shared a tribute on Instagram. Jackman wrote that the world had lost a great performer of stage and screen, and an extraordinary friend and person. He said he had learned much from Stewart and would always remember him.

Stewart's final film is Avengers: Doomsday, which is scheduled to be released in India on December 17, 2026.