Favorite James Stewart film?
 

I really like the movie and the play "Harvey". I nothing but wonder why! I saw the play Harvey at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis around 1990.

‘Who Shot Liberty Valance’ but really, all of them.

It's a Wonderful Life with Donna Reed and Lionel Barrymore, directed by Frank Capra. A Christmas classic and one of the best films of all time.

End of discussion...:MOJE_whot:

Everyone else is wrong....:clap2:

I am be biased...I have only seen it close to 50 times...

Clarence: Strange, isn't it? Each man's life touches so many other lives. When he isn't around he leaves an awful hole, doesn't he?

I watch it every Christmas Eve. My favorite day of the year..

Can't pick just one. He was the greatest.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. A classic. And, not a bad song too.

Hard to pick just one, but mine (in no particular order) would be "The Spirit of St. Louis" and "It's a Wonderful Life". Though it was a small part, I also really like his portrayal of Doc Hostetler in "The Shootist".

Liberty Valance but lots of great pictures, and he also fought for our country

Very good movie.

Flight of the Phoenix. And about 25 more.

Only 50! Must be youngster….. :mornincoffee:

O, forgot Winchester 73!

Certainly one of his best

Shenandoah...

The shop around the corner.

Any and ALL he did !!!!

Flight of the Phoenix

My favorite James Stewart movie? A tie between "Rear Window" and "The Man Who Knew Too Much." Both are Hitchcock classics with plenty of suspense and drama.

Love the way The Shootist started, showing old John Wayne clips. Such a fitting end to a great career. Including the old guys, was just icing on the cake.

I want to adjust my vote every time another posts. They are all great (not good-great). How did I forget Rear Window with (heavy sigh...) Grace Kelly.

Now that I think of it did that man ever make a bad movie?

What a stand up guy--flew B24's in 20 combat missions in WWII. He retired as a Brigadier General. "It's a Wonderful Life" was his first movie after he served.

Although Mr. Stuart won his only Oscar for The Philadelphia Story" he has said It's a Wonderful Life was his personal favorite.

Every now and then you stand back and admire some of the amazing and truly talented people in this country.

He was an admirable person on so many levels.

yes, it's hard to choose, but i'd say my fave stewart/hitchcock movie is Rope :popcorn:

Yep watched it on Grit (channel 3 Comcast) couple nights ago.

My favorite James Stewart is any of Rich Littles portrayals of him on the Dean Martin Roasts!

One of my favorites is "Bell, Book and Candle"
It's a romantic comedy with a great cast.

I really enjoy watching the Glenn Miller movie. Love the story, the music, and the actors.

Can’t beat It’a a wonderful life..but close second is Rear Window

Our stumbling mumbling best actor didn’t make bad movie that I know of.
All of the mentioned movies are great but let’s not forget Rear Window and Vertigo.

i forgot about that one! Jack Lemmon was very good too

Geez, beings was in SAC for 17 years how could I forget Strategic Air Command! Was stationed at Carswell AFB for 5 years where movie was made! And How West was won!

The Philadelphia Story, because of Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn.

Jimmy Stewart
 

HARVEY!!!!!!!!! Also Rear Window and any and all others!!!

Stewart
 

Always awesome in any movie or TV show, but I must choose so Shenendoah is my favorite.

It’s without a doubt “A Wonderful Life” of course!

Clarence is the best & every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings

I agree with, "Flight of the Phoenix".

Shenandoah on tonight at 10 PM grit channel 3 on Comcast/xfinity.

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. I saw it as a kid and wanted to be a politician. Dressed up as the President of the USA for Halloween that same year.

The Man who knew too much with Doris Day, and Vertigo with Kim Novak. Both movies were much "darker" than they appeared.

I loved everything James Stewart did, plus he always seemed to have an excellent supporting cast.

one reason i enjoy LibertyValance so much is watching half the cast of the andy griffith show in the movie. ernest t bass acting like well, ernest t bass, Mr Darling, & henry the jinx. come to me off the top of my head.

and probably was 1 of the very few men who decked John Wayne & lived to talk about it, :a20: