In this exclusive excerpt from his memoir Making It So, Patrick Stewart writes about a chance encounter with a Beatle and his Aston Martin
seemed to drag on forever. I enjoyed doing the play, lightweight as it was. But my life was changing — Sheila, the RSC — and I wanted to get on with it.
After the performance, I was alone in my dressing room, changing into my street clothes, when there was a knock on the door. Still in my underwear, I called out, “Come in.” The three of us made our exit out through the stage door, with Paul signing autographs as we went. His silver Aston Martin, a DB5, was parked at the end of the alley. We got in: me in the front, Paul and Jane cuddled together adorably in the back.“I’ll tell you what, I have never been to Bath,” said Paul. “Why not drive us there?”Gearhead that I am, I was as excited to be behind the wheel of an Aston as I was to chauffeur Paul and Jane.
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