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Jimmy Stewart Wrap-Up
Who doesn't love Jimmy Stewart? Austin and Eric look back at what they've seen and all the films they easily could have covered. Stewart is such a charming actor who always pushed himself to a new exciting performance. So many of his films have become immortal classics thanks a lot to what he put into the film. What Five could possibly top this one? What one person could top Jimmy Stewart? Maybe they'll need more than one...
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James Stewart's Five
1) The Philadelphia Story
2) It's a Wonderful Life
3) Winchester '73\xa0
4) Harvey
5) Vertigo
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Artwork by Ray Martindale