Favorite Jimmy Stewart movie?

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Poll question: Favorite Jimmy Stewart movie?

Poll result (57 votes)
You Can't Take It With You (1938)	(0 votes, 0%)	Vote
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)	(3 votes, 5%)	Vote
The Philadelphia Story (1940)	(7 votes, 12%)	Vote
It's A Wonderful Life (1946)	(6 votes, 11%)	Vote
Harvey (1950 and 1972)	(7 votes, 12%)	Vote
The Glenn Miller Story (1954)	(2 votes, 4%)	Vote
Rear Window (1954)	(9 votes, 16%)	Vote
Vertigo (1958)	(6 votes, 11%)	Vote
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)	(4 votes, 7%)	Vote
Other (specify)	(13 votes, 23%)	Vote

[AlCzervik]

1. Rope.

[bicentennial_baby]

3. Yep

[petronius]

15. My vote as well... (nt)

[Starbucks Anarchist]

20. My second choice after "Vertigo."

[BeachBaby]

30. That's the one!

After that, "Rear Window".

[auntAgonist]

2. HARVEY!!! you forgot Harvey

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9. I regret that I haven't seen that yet,

and thus skipped right over it. What's odd is that he appeared in 2 productions of it, playing the same role, in 1950 and 1972.

[peacefreak]

4. Harvey.

How can you go wrong with a 6 foot pooka?

[yellowdogintexas]

6. definitely Harvey. Philadelphia Story close second nt

[azmouse]

14. 6' 3 1/2" pooka!

[MajorChode]

5. Strategic Air Command

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8. I've seen that.

Exciting movie.

[MajorChode]

12. The main reason I like it is because one of the shots shows them...

flying over the old Carswell AFB here in Fort Worth and it's kind of interesting to see the city back then.

[azmouse]

7. I cast a vote for Harvey.

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10. OK since "Harvey" got so many replies I changed "Broken Arrow" to "Harvey"

so you can vote for "Harvey" if you haven't already cast your vote.

[Lyric]

11. Who's Jimmy Stewart?

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16. well,

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000071/

[whistler162]

13. Rose Marie or After the Thin Man.

hard to decide!

[Kingofalldems]

17. Definitely Harvey but

I didn't know there was a 1972 version.

[Career Prole]

18. My vote for Philadelphia Story is tainted, I'm afraid.

Tainted because I've been in love with Katherine Hepburn my whole life...

[Starbucks Anarchist]

19. Vertigo.

[cynatnite]

21. He was pretty good in 'The Cheyenne Social Club' with Henry Fonda. n/t

[Aristus]

22. Why oh why did he have to be a Republican?

It just doesn't seem right, somehow...

Doesn't change anything, really. I love his movies, and think he was a very appealing actor.

[turner52]

23. Favorite movie

I vote for "The Shop Around the Corner"

[MajorChode]

24. Being a Republican in his day was considerably different than today

I think if Jimmy Stewart were alive today, he would have a hard time remaining a Republican.

[Auggie]

38. Ironic that in roles he played the characters were quite liberal

[Trigger Hippie]

25. I have a big soft spot for Shop Around the Corner.

And the Harvey, You Can't Take it With You and on and on. Love him!

[Auggie]

26. Philadelphia Story (he won an Oscar for it too)

[Graybeard]

27. Anatomy Of A Murder

The lawyer Stewart plays in this was supposedly based on Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. His courtroom scenes with George C. Scott are great.

[trof]

28. Yep, that was a good one.

One of his dramatic roles that he could really get his teeth into that wasn't a horse opera.

[HERVEPA]

29. "The Man Who Knew Too Much"

[Mike 03]

31. Rear Window without a doubt. That movie is my all time favorite Hitchcock film

and one of my top ten films of all time. Amazing, amazing work of art, and Hitch's masterpiece.

[frogmarch]

32. Rear Window & Bell, Book and Candle

are my two favorite Jimmy Stewart movies, but I like them all.

[Demoiselle]

33. I can't name just one!

Destry Rides Again is beautiful, funny pure young Jimmy Stewart. And I like Winchester ''73, too, which gives us Jimmy Stewart after the war, when he is toughened, not so idealistic, more inclined to cynicism and quick-trigger anger. I guess that means I see him as a kind of classic Western hero. Oh, gee, I love all his movies.

[Doc_Technical]

34. "The Naked Spur"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044953/

[Robeson]

37. Loved Robert Ryan in that movie....

...he made it...

[Jamastiene]

35. DEAR BRIGITTE

I used to be a big Brigitte Bardot fan when I watched movies a lot, PLUS I love Jimmy Stewart movies in general.

[Lethe]

36. i would have to say Vertigo

because it is such a personal, emotional role. I really feel sorry for the guy.