Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho de vcs é um resumo da exelente obra deixada por essa lenda chamada James Stewart na minha opinião James Stewart está entre os dez melhores atores de cinema de todos os tempos já vi a maioria dos seus filmes a maioria são clássicos do faroeste e sempre atuando de forma brilhante como ser humano também foi um grande exemplo também obrigado saudoso e querido ídolo James Stewart vc estará sempre lembrado em nossos corações amantes da sétima arte
Uma das mais belas filmografias na minha opinião James Stewart está entre os 10 melhores atores de todos os tempos ele jonh Wayne Gary Cooper henry fonda kirk Douglas gregory peck burt lancaster yul brynner Anthony quinn William holden Robert mitchum tyrone power Richard wydmarck são lendas do melhor cinema obrigado
Jimmy Stewart is another one of my favourites. I have seen 48 James Stewart movies. Choosing favourites in order after my number one favourite is difficult - it's Rear Window. More of but not all of my favourites are Vertigo, The Philadelphia Story, You Can't Take it With You, Shop Around the Corner, Winchester 73, Harvey, Rope, The Man Who Knew Too Much, The Naked Spur, How the West Was Won, After the Thin Man, The Glenn Miller Story, The Far Country, The Man From Laramie, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Two Rode Together, Bell Book and Candle, and Firecreek. Favourite posters and stills include Rear Window, the Philadelphia Story, It's a Wonderful Life, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, Anatomy of a Murder, Destry Rides Again, Shop Around the Corner, Winchester 73, Harvey, How the West Was Won, Rope, The Man Who Knew Too Much, After the Thin Man, The Man From Laramie, The Glenn Miller Story, The Spirit of St. Louis, The Stratton Story, The Far Country, Come Live With Me, Ziegfeld Girl, Made For Each Other, Of Human Hearts, Bell Book and Candle, The Cheyenne Social Club, Firecreek, Thunder Bay, and the final photograph.
Hi Flora, epic post, 48 out of 52 is amazing and so many favorites! Stewart is one of the most popular actors from Hollywoods golden age. I've seen 34 from the list, a few more that didn't make the list like Airport 77 and An American Tail 2. Thanks for commenting, glad you liked the posters and stills. Another Hitchcock favorite due on friday.
1. Vertigo (1958) 2. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) 3. Rear Window (1954) 4. Anatomy of a Murder (1959) 5. The Shop Around the Corner (1940) 6. Shenandoah (1965) 7. Harvey (1950) 8. The Mortal Storm (1940) 9. The Philadelphia Story (1940) 10. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) 11. You Can't Take It with You (1938) 12. Winchester '73 (1950) 13. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) 14. The Spirit of St. Louis (1957) 15. Broken Arrow (1950) 16. How the West Was Won (1962) Still need to see It’s A Wonderful Life & Next Time We Love
For crying out loud, this guy has been in a lot of great movies. I have to agree with "It's A Wonderful Life" and "Rear Window" at numbers 1 and 2 respectively, though a few of the others I'd shift around, giving the next highest ratings to "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington," "Destry Rides Again," "Rope," "Winchester '73," "Harvey," 'The Naked Spur," "The Man Who Knew Too Much," "Vertigo," "Anatomy Of A Murder," and "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" (but not necessarily in this order).
Hi there, thanks for checking out these videos. Some of the older ones need updating as I keep adding sources. So many great movies in James Stewart's filmography I had to expand it to a top 50.
Another personal favorite - "Mr. Krueger's Christmas" (definitely not a classic, not even Hollywood. Were the ratings on the overall movie's quality or his acting performance quality? I'm certainly glad you included "Liberty Valance" in the top ten.
It is always interesting to hear other people's best films list. Personally, I feel Vertigo and It's a Wonderful Life are two of the more over-rated films.
Could it be that James Stewart has starred in more 'classic' movies than any other actor? I counted 13 and that's not including some of his movies which I haven't yet seen.
Always a pleasure Jimmy. I’ve seen seventeen of his films and still need to see Next Time We Love and It’s A Wonderful Life. Does anyone recommend Flight of Phoenix and Strategic Air Command? 1. Vertigo (1958) 2. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) 3. Rear Window (1954) 4. Anatomy of a Murder (1959) 5. The Shop Around the Corner (1940) 6. Shenandoah (1965) 7. Rope (1948) 8. Harvey (1950) 9. The Mortal Storm (1940) 10. The Philadelphia Story (1940) 11. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) 12. You Can't Take It with You (1938) 13. Winchester '73 (1950) 14. The Spirit of St. Louis (1957) 15. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) 16. Broken Arrow (1950) 17. How the West Was Won (1962)
Great post. Is that from my chart or your favorites? Vertigo is a huge favorite of mine. I enjoyed Flight of the Phoenix not so much Strategic Air Command. Thanks for posting!
Another AFI Legend. So I have seen 35 of these 52 movies. Favorites most of the Top 6...Sorry Vertigo...I like you....but do not love you like I love Rear Window, Wonderful Life, Philadelphia Story and Liberty V. Other tidbits....fun to see Kurt Russell's name on the poster for #47 Fool's Parade. Fool''s Parade was Stewart's last leading role (at least in movies that got released in theaters). Ones I want to see...#51 Bandolero and #43 Two Rode Together....you would think Stewart, Widmark and John Ford would have a higher rated movie. Another great video....which I voted up and shared.
Hi Bruce, thanks again for the vote, share and comment, always appreciated. Your tally of 35 just beats my 34, Flora has seen an astounding 48 movies from this list. Just 4 films out. We have the same no.1 - It's a Wonderful Life - Frank Capra beats Hitchcock, how does that happen?
I Like James Stewart Movies I Have On DVD In Alphabetical Order Airport 77 Anatomy Of A Murder Bandolero Bend Of The River The Flight Of The Phoenix The Glenn Miller Story The Greatest Show On Earth Harvey How The West Was Won Its A Wonderful Life The Man Who Knew Too Much The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Mr Smith Goes To Washington Rear Window Rope Shenandoah The Shootist Two Rode Together Vertigo Winchester 73
James Stewart uno de los más grandes del cine clásico. Con una gran filmografía. Grandes western de Anthony Mann. Winchester 73 1950. Bend of the River 1952. The Naked Spur 1953. The Far Country 1954. The Man from Laramie 1955. Grandes western de John Ford. Two Rode Together 1961. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. 1962. Cheyenne Autumm 1964. También el espectacular western. How the West Was Won 1962. Otras grandes películas. De Frank Capra. You Can't Take it with You 1938. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 1939. Entre otras la gran película The Shop Around the Corner 1940. Ernst Lubitsch. Gran comedia con el gran Cary Grant. The Philadelphia Story 1940. George Cukor . La gran película de Otto Preminger. Anatomy of a Murder 1959. Entre otras muchas grandes películas de este actor es muy difícil encontrarle una película que no sea buena. Finalmente quisiera destacar mis cuatro favoritas como aficionado. El gran western Arizona 1939 George Marshall ( Destry Rides Again). Con la gran actriz Marlene Dietrich y una gran actuación también de Brian Donlevy como el villano . La gran obra maestra de Frank Capra Its a wonderful life 1946. Parece que la película favorita del propio James Stewart. Y finalmente las dos grandes obras maestras del gran director Alfred Hitchcock. Rear Window 1954. Vertigo 1958. Grandes actuaciones muy expresivas de este gran actor fuera de serie en la historia del cine.
Hi there, looking at my files Winchester 73 had exactly the same score as Shop Around the Corner - 8.30 - so they are both joint 10th place. Both are very popular Stewart films. When a score is exactly the same I usually put the earlier movie in front. What I should have done is add in the full score so viewers know it was a tie. Thanks for posting!
You mean it's not in the top 5?!! Actually I can't remember what I had at the top of that chart. Vertigo is a Hitchcock masterpiece, I love the music score by Bernard Herrmann, but I've always enjoyed Rear Window more. Thanks for posting!
I didn't care for vertigo I thought Cheyenne Social Club should have been much higher and I didn't care for rope. Shop around the corner is a GREAT Christmas classic
He was a fabulous actor and a GREAT American.
I watched every movie more than once, he was a great actor r.i.p james Stewart.
Its a wonderful life is THE MOVIE of James Stewart.
The perfect quintessential American. I didn't realize he was in quite so many Westerns.
He even did a western radio show, "The Six-Shooter"!
All time great
Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho de vcs é um resumo da exelente obra deixada por essa lenda chamada James Stewart na minha opinião James Stewart está entre os dez melhores atores de cinema de todos os tempos já vi a maioria dos seus filmes a maioria são clássicos do faroeste e sempre atuando de forma brilhante como ser humano também foi um grande exemplo também obrigado saudoso e querido ídolo James Stewart vc estará sempre lembrado em nossos corações amantes da sétima arte
Uma das mais belas filmografias na minha opinião James Stewart está entre os 10 melhores atores de todos os tempos ele jonh Wayne Gary Cooper henry fonda kirk Douglas gregory peck burt lancaster yul brynner Anthony quinn William holden Robert mitchum tyrone power Richard wydmarck são lendas do melhor cinema obrigado
My favourite has always been 'It's a wonderful life' so glad it made No 1, seen it loads of times and still cry at the end.
ok do you remember the cheaper by the DOZEN was james stewart in it??
Always admired Jimmy Stewart! He was a fine man in person as well! And he sat a horse as well as any man I have ever seen.
Jimmy Stewart is another one of my favourites. I have seen 48 James Stewart movies. Choosing favourites in order after my number one favourite is difficult - it's Rear Window. More of but not all of my favourites are Vertigo, The Philadelphia Story, You Can't Take it With You, Shop Around the Corner, Winchester 73, Harvey, Rope, The Man Who Knew Too Much, The Naked Spur, How the West Was Won, After the Thin Man, The Glenn Miller Story, The Far Country, The Man From Laramie, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Two Rode Together, Bell Book and Candle, and Firecreek.
Favourite posters and stills include Rear Window, the Philadelphia Story, It's a Wonderful Life, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, Anatomy of a Murder, Destry Rides Again, Shop Around the Corner, Winchester 73, Harvey, How the West Was Won, Rope, The Man Who Knew Too Much, After the Thin Man, The Man From Laramie, The Glenn Miller Story, The Spirit of St. Louis, The Stratton Story, The Far Country, Come Live With Me, Ziegfeld Girl, Made For Each Other, Of Human Hearts, Bell Book and Candle, The Cheyenne Social Club, Firecreek, Thunder Bay, and the final photograph.
Hi Flora, epic post, 48 out of 52 is amazing and so many favorites! Stewart is one of the most popular actors from Hollywoods golden age. I've seen 34 from the list, a few more that didn't make the list like Airport 77 and An American Tail 2. Thanks for commenting, glad you liked the posters and stills. Another Hitchcock favorite due on friday.
1. Vertigo (1958)
2. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)
3. Rear Window (1954)
4. Anatomy of a Murder (1959)
5. The Shop Around the Corner (1940)
6. Shenandoah (1965)
7. Harvey (1950)
8. The Mortal Storm (1940)
9. The Philadelphia Story (1940)
10. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
11. You Can't Take It with You (1938)
12. Winchester '73 (1950)
13. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)
14. The Spirit of St. Louis (1957)
15. Broken Arrow (1950)
16. How the West Was Won (1962)
Still need to see It’s A Wonderful Life & Next Time We Love
For crying out loud, this guy has been in a lot of great movies. I have to agree with "It's A Wonderful Life" and "Rear Window" at numbers 1 and 2 respectively, though a few of the others I'd shift around, giving the next highest ratings to "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington," "Destry Rides Again," "Rope," "Winchester '73," "Harvey," 'The Naked Spur," "The Man Who Knew Too Much," "Vertigo," "Anatomy Of A Murder," and "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" (but not necessarily in this order).
Hi there, thanks for checking out these videos. Some of the older ones need updating as I keep adding sources. So many great movies in James Stewart's filmography I had to expand it to a top 50.
My favorite movie with stewart was It's a wonderful World , the beautiful claudette colbert R I P Both
I think "Shannondoah" is one of Stewart's best movies and would have rated it much higher.
Hank for posting. Wonderful photo s and posters
IMO he and James Cagney were the two best male actors in the classic Hollywood years.
Another personal favorite - "Mr. Krueger's Christmas" (definitely not a classic, not even Hollywood.
Were the ratings on the overall movie's quality or his acting performance quality? I'm certainly glad you included "Liberty Valance" in the top ten.
Hi there, the ratings are for the movies themselves not the performances. Liberty Valance is a big favorite of mine. Thanks for posting!
Did I see It’s a Wonderful Life on here twice?
It is always interesting to hear other people's best films list. Personally, I feel Vertigo and It's a
Wonderful Life are two of the more over-rated films.
I just saw "Vertigo" last night & saw it when it was new in 1958 & was not that impressed, again!
Could it be that James Stewart has starred in more 'classic' movies than any other actor?
I counted 13 and that's not including some of his movies which I haven't yet seen.
Possibly
Always a pleasure Jimmy.
I’ve seen seventeen of his films and still need to see Next Time We Love and It’s A Wonderful Life. Does anyone recommend Flight of Phoenix and Strategic Air Command?
1. Vertigo (1958)
2. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)
3. Rear Window (1954)
4. Anatomy of a Murder (1959)
5. The Shop Around the Corner (1940)
6. Shenandoah (1965)
7. Rope (1948)
8. Harvey (1950)
9. The Mortal Storm (1940)
10. The Philadelphia Story (1940)
11. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
12. You Can't Take It with You (1938)
13. Winchester '73 (1950)
14. The Spirit of St. Louis (1957)
15. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)
16. Broken Arrow (1950)
17. How the West Was Won (1962)
Great post. Is that from my chart or your favorites? Vertigo is a huge favorite of mine. I enjoyed Flight of the Phoenix not so much Strategic Air Command. Thanks for posting!
Where is the integrity of the people of today that haven't been taught, and don't understand the quality of "profesioalizm"
Another AFI Legend. So I have seen 35 of these 52 movies. Favorites most of the Top 6...Sorry Vertigo...I like you....but do not love you like I love Rear Window, Wonderful Life, Philadelphia Story and Liberty V. Other tidbits....fun to see Kurt Russell's name on the poster for #47 Fool's Parade. Fool''s Parade was Stewart's last leading role (at least in movies that got released in theaters). Ones I want to see...#51 Bandolero and #43 Two Rode Together....you would think Stewart, Widmark and John Ford would have a higher rated movie. Another great video....which I voted up and shared.
Hi Bruce, thanks again for the vote, share and comment, always appreciated. Your tally of 35 just beats my 34, Flora has seen an astounding 48 movies from this list. Just 4 films out. We have the same no.1 - It's a Wonderful Life - Frank Capra beats Hitchcock, how does that happen?
I just loved him in Casablanca !
er... Stewart wasn't in that film.
VERTIGO, 2nd REAR WINDOW and number 3 IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE!! Because Wonderful Life is a bit cheesy and sugarcoated movie!
I Like James Stewart Movies I Have On DVD In Alphabetical Order
Airport 77
Anatomy Of A Murder
Bandolero
Bend Of The River
The Flight Of The Phoenix
The Glenn Miller Story
The Greatest Show On Earth
Harvey
How The West Was Won
Its A Wonderful Life
The Man Who Knew Too Much
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Mr Smith Goes To Washington
Rear Window
Rope
Shenandoah
The Shootist
Two Rode Together
Vertigo
Winchester 73
James Stewart uno de los más grandes del cine clásico.
Con una gran filmografía.
Grandes western de Anthony Mann.
Winchester 73 1950.
Bend of the River 1952.
The Naked Spur 1953.
The Far Country 1954.
The Man from Laramie 1955.
Grandes western de John Ford.
Two Rode Together 1961.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. 1962.
Cheyenne Autumm 1964.
También el espectacular western.
How the West Was Won 1962.
Otras grandes películas.
De Frank Capra.
You Can't Take it with You 1938.
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 1939.
Entre otras la gran película The Shop Around the Corner 1940. Ernst Lubitsch.
Gran comedia con el gran Cary Grant.
The Philadelphia Story 1940. George Cukor .
La gran película de Otto Preminger.
Anatomy of a Murder 1959.
Entre otras muchas grandes películas de este actor es muy difícil encontrarle una película que no sea buena.
Finalmente quisiera destacar mis cuatro favoritas como aficionado.
El gran western Arizona 1939 George Marshall ( Destry Rides Again).
Con la gran actriz Marlene Dietrich y una gran actuación también de Brian Donlevy como el villano .
La gran obra maestra de Frank Capra Its a wonderful life 1946.
Parece que la película favorita del propio James Stewart.
Y finalmente las dos grandes obras maestras del gran director Alfred Hitchcock.
Rear Window 1954.
Vertigo 1958.
Grandes actuaciones muy expresivas de este gran actor fuera de serie en la historia del cine.
Another epic post Marco much appreciated! James Stewart has been in so many great films and a couple of Hitchcock masterpieces too! Very impressive.
@@Top10Charts3978 Thanks for your answer James Stewart is one of my favorite actors of all times , he is a very expressive actor in Rear Window .
How , The man who knew too much is low in ranking ?
I cant remember where it was placed on this chart but it is a favorite of mine. I prefer it to the 1934 original. Thanks for posting.
The Naked Spur,winchster73,Bend of the River,the far country are the best
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Winchester 73 doesn't make the top 10? C'mon!
Hi there, looking at my files Winchester 73 had exactly the same score as Shop Around the Corner - 8.30 - so they are both joint 10th place. Both are very popular Stewart films. When a score is exactly the same I usually put the earlier movie in front. What I should have done is add in the full score so viewers know it was a tie. Thanks for posting!
I was thinking along the lines of how garbage like Destry outranks Winchester. A great Mann film maybe his best.
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Eh vertigo should be higher
You mean it's not in the top 5?!! Actually I can't remember what I had at the top of that chart. Vertigo is a Hitchcock masterpiece, I love the music score by Bernard Herrmann, but I've always enjoyed Rear Window more. Thanks for posting!
I didn't care for vertigo I thought Cheyenne Social Club should have been much higher and I didn't care for rope. Shop around the corner is a GREAT Christmas classic