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Movie Review: “Jimmy” Stewart survives The World War that Remade Him as an Actor
Filmgoers of a certain age are honor bound to tear-up more than once watching “Jimmy,” the earnest, sentimental and nostalgic new movie about Jimmy Stewart. The film almost earns those tears, but to be honest, what we’re responding to is … Continue reading
Classic Film Review: Jimmy Stewart, Strother Martin and Kurt Russell, 1930s Ex-Cons on a “Fools’ Parade” (1971)
It’s easy to dismiss the picaresque action comedy “Fool’s Parade” as an “old man movie,” because that was kind of the idea back when it was made. James Stewart was 63 in 1971, when it came out, with a bunch … Continue reading
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