Jimmy's Biopics:

A poster from another film co-starring June Allyson, Anthony Mann's STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND (1955). A former baseball star and World War II fighter pilot, Jimmy (as Lt. Col. Robert "Dutch" Holland) is called back into service during the heart of the Cold War to command a nuclear-armed bomber.

As Charles Lindbergh in THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS (1957), directed by Billy Wilder. Jimmy was thought to be a little old for this part, but won it because he wanted it so badly. It was on Jimmy's 19th birthday that Lindbergh set off on the first leg of his famous flight, and Jimmy charted his progress by moving a model plane about a globe in his father's hardware store in Indiana, Pennsylvania. It has also been commented that Lindbergh was at least part of Jimmy's inspiration when he became a pilot himself in the US Army Air Force during World War II.

More Jimmy Stewart Links:

• The Jimmy Stewart Museum based in his hometown of Indiana, Pennsylvania
• Leonard Maltin Remembers Jimmy Stewart
• Stars at War: James Stewart
• Columbia Oral History: Jimmy Stewart
• Classic Images, August 1997: James Stewart
• Salon Magazine: James Stewart
• Jimmy's Page by Merve
• Hollywood Legends: Jimmy Stewart
• Meredy's Jimmy Stewart Tribute
• James Stewart- superstar of the 1950s
• The Kennedy Center Honors: James Stewart
• Brad's Jimmy Stewart Tribute
• 35mm: Jimmy Stewart -in Spanish
• Meredy's James Stewart Trivia Page
• Fansites: Jimmy Stewart
• TV Now's monthly Jimmy Stewart schedule -when his movies will be on TV

Links to pages about Jimmy's Films:

• Great MGM Musicals: BORN TO DANCE
• A review of CALL NORTHSIDE 777 by Edwin Jahiel
• Greatest Films: DESTRY RIDES AGAIN
• An article on FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX by David P. Hayes
• The Making of HOW THE WEST WAS WON
• Urban Legends: HOW THE WEST WAS WON
• Rhino: HOW THE WEST WAS WON Soundtrack Liner Notes
• The Golden Years: MADE FOR EACH OTHER
• A review of MADE FOR EACH OTHER by Edwin Jahiel
• A French Page on THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
• Hitchcock's THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
• Movie Maker Magazine: THE NAKED SPUR
• Society of REAR WINDOW Ethics
• Greatest Films: REAR WINDOW
• A Fench Page on REAR WINDOW
• Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW
• The Films of Alfred Hitchcock: REAR WINDOW
• Andy's Movie Quotes Page: REAR WINDOW
• A review of REAR WINDOW by Inon.
• Hitchcock's ROPE
• The Films of Alfred Hitchcock: ROPE
• Editing ROPE by David P. Hayes
• Greatest Films: VERTIGO
• The Films of Alfred Hitchcock: VERTIGO
• Hitchcock's VERTIGO
• A French Page on VERTIGO
• A review of VERTIGO by Roger Ebert.
• A review of VERTIGO by Inon.
• Bright Lights Film Journal: VERTIGO
• JGDB: ZIEGFELD GIRL
• Great MGM Musicals: ZIEGFELD GIRL

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