Liberty valance May be number one for me, incredible performanceRough ranking of Stewart movies (his catalog of great movies is as deep as anyone)
- It's a Wonderful Life
- Rear Window
- The Philadelphia Story
- The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence
- Vertigo
- Anatomy of a Murder
- Winchester 73
- Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
- Rope
- The Shootist
- You Can't Take It With You
- The Shop Around the Corner
- Harvey
When he came back, he gave up his "aww shucks naive roles" and took on darker and more complex roles such as Vertigo and Winchester 73.
Never seen it - dont watch many westerns - but notice it's the primetime movie on INSP (the Gunsmoke network, more or less) tonite. will check it outRough ranking of Stewart movies (his catalog of great movies is as deep as anyone
7. Winchester 73
Nice. It’s also the rare movie where I think a different actor steals the show from Stewart. You’ll know him when you see him.Never seen it - dont watch many westerns - but notice it's the primetime movie on INSP (the Gunsmoke network, more or less) tonite. will check it out
The cast is friggin loadedNice. It’s also the rare movie where I think a different actor steals the show from Stewart. You’ll know him when you see him.
Great cast but it’s all about Waco Johnnie Dean.The cast is friggin loaded
This is my favorite. I won't say it's his best, but...Harvey
Not the largest of roles, so, I made sure to use an over the top NYC accent.Quote
CABBY - Oh, no - listen lady, I been drivin' this route fifteen years. I've brought 'em out here to get that stuff and I've drove 'em home after they had it. It changes them.
VETA - Well, I certainly hope so.
CABBY - You ain't kiddin'. On the way out here, they sit back and enjoy the ride. They talk to me. Sometimes we stop and watch the sunsets and look at the birds flyin'. Sometimes we stop and watch the birds when there ain't no birds...and look at the sunsets when it's rainin' - heh - we have a swell time. And I always get a big tip. But afterwards? Oh oh!
VETA - "Afterwards - oh-oh"? - what do you mean "afterwards oh oh"?
CABBY - They crab, crab, crab! They yell at me - watch the lights - watch the brakes - watch the intersection. They scream at me to hurry. They got no faith - in me or my buggy - yet it's the same cab - same driver, and we're goin' back over the very same road. It's no fun - and no tips.
VETA - My brother would have tipped you anyway. He's very generous. He always has been.
CABBY - Not after this he won't be. After this, he'll be a perfectly normal human bein' - and you know what stinkers they are. Glad I met ya - I'll wait.
Not the largest of roles, so, I made sure to use an over the top NYC accent.
If @otb_liferwere around, I'd get him to vouch fer me.
They used to play that version occasionally on TV - when they did, I switched it to black and white.I just saw a colored version of this on Amazon. I had no clue a version like this existed. Very strange seeing it in color
I don't think I like the colored version.They used to play that version occasionally on TV - when they did, I switched it to black and white.
My DVD version of Miracle on 34th Street came with a B&W and colorized version.I just saw a colored version of this on Amazon. I had no clue a version like this existed. Very strange seeing it in color
The It’s a Wonderful Life Blu Ray has the same- not sure why anyone would watch the color version though. The b/w cinematography is gorgeous.My DVD version of Miracle on 34th Street came with a B&W and colorized version.
Concur. Never seen it in color.The It’s a Wonderful Life Blu Ray has the same- not sure why anyone would watch the color version though. The b/w cinematography is gorgeous.
Two other Bailey kids are still alive -- Jimmy Hawkins (Tommy) and Carol Coombs (Janie). Other surviving cast members include Jeanine Ann Roose (young Violet Bick) and Ronnie Ralph (young Sam Wainwright), plus Virginia Patton (who played Harry's wife) who is 95.Zuzu turned 80 years old this year.
Only surviving cast member.
Sea Duck's a genius at research.Two other Bailey kids are still alive -- Jimmy Hawkins (Tommy) and Carol Coombs (Janie). Other surviving cast members include Jeanine Ann Roose (young Violet Bick) and Ronnie Ralph (young Sam Wainwright), plus Virginia Patton (who played Harry's wife) who is 95.
Plus he saved everybody on that transport.Sea Duck's a genius at research.
And not a smidge of temperature.Two other Bailey kids are still alive --Zuzu turned 80 years old this year...
Actually they all died for about 30 minutes.Plus he saved everybody on that transport.
Wonder if she's learned that silly tune yet after playing it over and over again.Two other Bailey kids are still alive -- Jimmy Hawkins (Tommy) and Carol Coombs (Janie). Other surviving cast members include Jeanine Ann Roose (young Violet Bick) and Ronnie Ralph (young Sam Wainwright), plus Virginia Patton (who played Harry's wife) who is 95.
The old guy who nearly got run over by a car while checking her out agreed.The blonde floozy chick in that film was smokin' too.
And her petals?Zuzu turned 80 years old this year.
Only surviving cast member.
That would be famed noir femme fatale Gloria Grahame.The blonde floozy chick in that film was smokin' too.
Gloria Grrrr-rrrrowww-rowww-rowwwwwThat would be famed noir femme fatale Gloria Grahame.
I had a steamy month with her in a previous life.The blonde floozy chick in that film was smokin' too.
I was born when she kissed me, I died when she left me and lived the few weeks she loved me.I had a steamy month with her in a previous life.
"Teacher says, ‘Every time a bell rings, a devil gets his horns’”.Zuzu turned 80 years old this year.
well, ain't you in a lonely place......I was born when she kissed me, I died when she left me and lived the few weeks she loved me.
Family manwikkidpissah said:i love that Joe the Cop skipped lunch w the boys to "check on the wife" after seeing Violet
Every timeTo my big brother George, the richest man in town!
every time
They had received $8000 in deposits that day, but the money never made it to the bank. George could have covered the loss if he had $8k from his own savings (like he did during the bank run), but by 1945 he had no liquid assets.why did a Building & Loan need to have 8 grand in cash?
Even during a bank run $2000 was enough to keep them going.
As I often explain to the wife, because the script said so.why did a Building & Loan need to have 8 grand in cash?
Well?Never seen it - dont watch many westerns - but notice it's the primetime movie on INSP (the Gunsmoke network, more or less) tonite. will check it outWinchester 73
After the hullabaloo at the Baileys at the end, I’m guessing the examiner never made it back to his family in Elmira that night. Also may have dropped his train fare into the basket.The reason why George was in trouble was because a bank examiner had shown up that day to inspect the company's books.