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James Stewart

	Vertigo [1958] Buy new: £5.98 / Used from: £2.00 The best film ever made. The performance Stewart gives takes you into the depths of the mind of a man obsessed. Pure genius
	It's A Wonderful Life [1946] Buy used from: £12.44 Stewart considered George Bailey to be his defining moment. Upon release, many people considered it too sentimental, but this is a great performance
	Call Northside 777 [1948] Buy new: £6.87 / Used from: £6.53 Probabley the film that brought Stewart the darker charactor he needed to recover his career after the war
	Rear Window [1954] Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £2.80 To think that, after 'Rope', Stewart considered never working with Hitch again. What a shame that would have been
	Winchester '73 [1950] Buy used from: £3.99 One of Stewarts best westerns, here he uses his obsessive but reserverd qualities he later perfects in his movies with Hitchcock
	Shenandoah [1965] This is arguable Stewarts best western. His usual 'All American' character traits are turned around and pushed to their limits
	Anatomy Of A Murder [1959] Buy new: £5.98 / Used from: £3.74 As courtroom drama's go they don't get better then this. Maybe '12 Angrey Men' comes close!
	Mr Smith Goes To Washington [1939] Buy new: £5.97 / Used from: £2.99 Stewart's small town naivity, together with Capra's direction, is the key to this movies success
	Harvey [1950] Buy used from: £6.77 Only Jimmy Stewart could make you believe in a giant invisable rabbit called Harvey!
	The Man From Laramie [1955] Buy new: £3.98 Visually stunning, but lacks the depth of earlier Stewart/Mann combinations su
	Broken Arrow [1950] Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £4.96 Was promoted as the first film to give a good portrail of native Americans. That aside, Stewarts performance keeps this film from being a faliure
	James Stewart by Donald Dewey Buy new: £7.48 / Used from: £0.01 This is a very good insight into the life of the movie star