James Stewart

The famous American actor James Stewart during the Second World War was an officer of the American army, flew a bomber and by the end of the fighting rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. Subsequently, he did not want to remember those times when he had to kill people, and did not star in Hollywood films about the war. He disliked communists and welcomed the existence of a blacklist in Hollywood. James was born on May 20, 1908, his homeland is Indiana (Pennsylvania, USA). The James family owned more

The famous American actor James Stewart during the Second World War was an officer of the American army, flew a bomber and by the end of the fighting rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. Subsequently, he did not want to remember those times when he had to kill people, and did not star in Hollywood films about the war. He disliked communists and welcomed the existence of a blacklist in Hollywood.
James was born on May 20, 1908, his homeland is Indiana (Pennsylvania, USA). The James family owned a small hardware store, which still exists; in this store to this day is the Oscar, which James received in 1985 "for his contribution to the cinema."
James Stewart did not learn acting, believing that the practice would compensate him for any studies in theory. However, he is a chartered architect, this specialty actor received at Princeton University.
He made his Broadway debut in 1932 after graduating from university. And cinema fame came to James after the release of the screens Born to Dance which was removed in 1936. After that, he took part in the filming of the films “The Living Lady”, “You Can’t Take It With You”, “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington”, “Destri is Back in the Saddle” and “Philadelphia Story”.
The post-war period of his work include paintings. "This wonderful life" "Call: Northside 777," Rope . While working in the film industry, he managed to work with such famous directors as Hitchcock, Ford, Eldrich and Anthony Mann.
James Stewart was a famous heartthrob, known for his romances with Olivia De Havilland Norma Shearer, Marlene Dietrich . But all his adventures ended when, at the age of 41, he married his beloved Gloria. He has recently suffered from heart disease, decrepitude and skin cancer. James died in Los Angeles in 1997, three years after his wife died. /