Stewart wins third Olivier award

Veteran actor Patrick Stewart has won his third Laurence Olivier award for his stage portrayal of Claudius in Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'.

Tue, 10 Mar, 2009 - 11:05

Veteran actor Patrick Stewart has won his third Laurence Olivier award for his stage portrayal of Claudius in Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'.

The 'X-Men' star was handed the Best Performance in a Supporting Role accolade at the 33rd annual theatre prizegiving, honouring London's best stage productions, on Sunday.

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