It's a wonderful life.  Followed by "Mr Smith Goes to Washington".

he was the Greatest.

"Mr Smith Goes to Washington".

Love that one.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and Carbine Williams

Carbine Williams

I forgot that one!  OUtstanding!  Thank you.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and Carbine Williams

I haven't seen either of those. I don't like a lot of westerns.

Both are life stories.
Liberty Valance is a western - but really a love story - sorry to be mushy.
Carbine Williams was set in the 20's - 30's - about the man that invented the carbine rifle.
Jimmy Stewart was one of my favorites.
If you like swing music - he did the Glenn Miller Story - lots of good music (set the 30's & 40's until Millers' death Christmas of 1944).

Rear Window - for suspense
The Stratton Story - for baseball
Stratigic Air Command - Stewart was an Army Air Corp pilot during WW2 & a General in the Air Force reserve

I love "Harvey"
Pooka - that's what my Grandma called our belly buttons - something from Irish fairy tales.

haven't seen either of those. I don't like a lot of westerns.

Carbine Williams is not a western.  It is early 20th century poor south.

If you like swing music - he did the Glenn Miller Story

I love big band swing. I forgot about that one.

Rear Window - for suspense

That's excellent.

Carbine Williams is not a western. It is early 20th century poor south.

oops.

I love "Harvey"

The subtle clues that Harvey is real. lmao!

No Highway in the Sky (1951).
He plays an absent-minded airplane engineer - the movie is about metal fatigue.
This movie was made a few years before the problems with the British Comet - which were from metal fatigue.
Strangely prophetic.

No Highway in the Sky (1951).

I was trying to think of that title. I like that one too.