What song does Picard play on his flute?

The Inner Light
The tune played by Picard in “The Inner Light” was an excerpt from “Scottish Fantasy”, originally composed by Max Bruch and re-composed by Jay Chattaway. The design of the Ressikan flute prop was based on various different makes of tin whistle.

What does Captain Jean-Luc Picard say?

Live now! Make now always the most precious time. Now will never come again. Things are only impossible until they’re not!

What is Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s real name?

Sir Patrick Stewart OBE (born 13 July 1940) is an English actor who has a career spanning six decades in various stage productions, television, film and video games.

Why does Picard have a British accent?

During a table read Stewart used his best accent which did not impress the producers. To make things easier they decided it was fine for Stewart to use his normal British accent. The writer would keep Picard’s French roots and create the canonical reason for his British accent later in the series.

Did Picard play on his flute?

In 2016, Radio Times magazine said that Picard playing the flute at the end of the episode was the 6th greatest scene of all Star Trek film and television. In 2017, Screen Rant rated “The Inner Light” as the 3rd most romantic episode of Star Trek for the relationship between the Picard and Eline characters.

Did Picard ever marry?

In the series finale “All Good Things…”, it is revealed that in an alternate future, Dr. Crusher and Captain Picard had been married and then divorced—still evidently having feelings for each other after so many years. Little information is given about the circumstances of their marriage or separation.

Is Captain Picard dead?

At the end of season one, Picard’s human form expires on Coppelius due to a pre-existing medical condition, and he encounters Data’s consciousness, still alive in a simulated matrix. Data pleads for Picard to finally let him die, as he considers the finiteness of life to be a defining human characteristic.

How old is Picard TNG?

Picard was 59 in TNG season 1, but Patrick Stewart was only 47, so why did Gene Roddenberry make Picard so much older than the actor portraying him?

Why does Picard have an English accent?