Jimmy Stewart and Jean Arthur talking about Solar Power
on May 29 in Lowes DIY
A great scene for the movie, You Can’t Take it With You. In which Jimmy and Jean talk about The Politics of Fear, Solar Power, the secret to happiness, and falling in love. All in the space of five minutes with no cuts or edits. They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore
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Jimmy Stewart – sigh… I am so in love with you!
Stewart was FAR too old to play Lindbergh, who was a NAZI.
@ukluv …. How would you describe Stewart’s sort?
Both he an director Frank Capra were fairly strong Republicans, and Stewart attended Princeton, like his character Elwood P. Dowd in ‘Harvey’ Stewart was great in that great comedy as Dowd, and in Capra’s ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ as George Bailey.
He was also great as Charles Lindbergh in a movie that wasn’t particularly, ‘The Spirit of St. Louis’, but it’s still worth seeing. And Lindbergh deserves a better biographical movie.
I love Jimmy Stewart. They don’t make men like him anymore.
This is Awesome i think the part where he launches the rock into the old ghosty house “Lassu the moon!! ” is Totally Awesome!!!! =)!!
PeterFirthFan is an idiot who has no idea what he’s talking about, I advise everyone to ignore his comments.
this scene just goes to show that it’s all just a little bit of history repeating
Stewart was a racist CUNT.
Liar.
Can´t think of anything more magical and beautiful than this scene, Has me almost in tears out of shere happiness
at the subttety of Stewart´s and Arthur´s acting. Unsurpassed.
He might have liked her but she hated him.
Jean Arthur was Jimmy Stewart’s favorite leading lady to work with. Jimmy and Jean are my favorites ever.
That is the same book where Munn quotes Strode as saying that Stewart was a racist.
during the filming of “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)” where a support actor referred to Woody Strode as “a nigger”. Lee Marvin told to the author “
ive read several including Jimmy Stewart: The Truth Behind the Legend by Michael Munn that dismiss these accusations. For instance it says and I quote
Read any biography, he was just as racist as his close friend John Wayne.
prove it
Actually Stewart was a racist.
This scene is so wonderful and rare… It meanders slowly, like real life, which was quite rare even in ‘38, let alone now. It feels so natural to see young Jimmy Stewart, himself barely 5 years out of Princeton at that point, just talking so earnestly about something so important in such an unassumingly believable way. That was JS’s real gift, his ability to make written dialogue seem so true, and improvised. And that we’re seeing it now is a real tribute to Capra for capturing it for us.
I’d add edward arnold…but that’s just me.
Really? I was in the play in 8th grade, too, and I was Rheba the housemaid. Would you happen to have gone to Sellers M. S. in Texas?
Read any biography. She HATED Stewart for his racism and far right-wing views. Donna Reed, also an activist liberal Democrat, never cared for him either.
So you were personal friends of Jean Arthur? Think not my bi-polar brit child!
You sure do not know either US history or our political history either. You are a a liar a racist a homophobe and an anti-semit, as you support liberal jew hates like sean penn and spike lee. From all the postings you do under all your troll names 4 I believe show signs of being bi-polor. So you may be showing early signs of mental illness. Grow up little man with the little closed mind!
The first time I saw this I was like: “Whaaat?!?! that guy is talking about SOLARPANNELS!!! …. in 1938!!!” lol
Love that movie, love Capra, love Stewart, love Jean Arthur, Love Lionel Barrymore
I guess I dont need to add any thing else