Michael Parkinson interviews American actor Jimmy Stewart. He talks about his films and working with Frank Capra and John Ford. Excerpt from "A wonderful lif...

This charming interview with Oscar winner Jimmy Stewart, and Emmy Award winning Journalist, Reba Merrill, takes us on a beautiful journey down memory lane. H...

2022年1月27日 · He talks about a film theory that he's been mulling over throughout his career - that great cinema depends on memorable - and often accidental - moments. This clip is taken from James Stewart...

2012年12月14日 · James Stewart, who became a great star by playing the American everyman, and then refined his craft with a series of darker and more troubling roles, died Wednesday of cardiac arrest, at home in Beverly Hills.

In 1973, James Stewart spoke to Michael Parkinson about why it was his favourite. My all-time favorite movie. Hits me in the feels, makes me want to be a better man and reminds me of all the important things that are with you each and every day. You don’t need a holiday to be thankful, if you’re surrounded by the ones you love the m …

2024年9月2日 · Today we’d like to introduce you to James Stewart. Hi James, can you start by introducing yourself? We’d love to learn more about how you got to where you are today? It all started in Toronto. I graduated from film school by 19 and didn’t waste any time.

This is part of an interview James Stewart gave to Michael Parkinson in 1971. Here, James Stewart mentions his theory about creating 'moments' in movies…

Through interviews with family members, childhood friends, and archival footage, Discovering James Stewart paints a vivid picture of his formative years, revealing the influences that shaped his personality and work ethic.

I ended up recreating the three scenes from Jimmy's movies (and added the original footage for side by side comparison), along with two radio spots, three interviews and a World War II PSA. The final screen test came in at over 13 minutes.

starts at 41 seconds. The very underrated Professor Richard Brown interviews James Stewart in the mid 1990s.