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Actor, producer, and author Jimmy Hawkins shares his experience playing Tommy Bailey in IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE (1946), his thoughts on director Frank Capra and the film's impact, working in the early days of television ('The Ruggles,' 'Annie Oakley,' 'The Donna Reed Show,' 'My Three Sons'), and a recurring nightmare featuring Gene Autry.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

Emmy-winning actor Brian Rohan talks about being cast as "a Jimmy Stewart type," the warm reception he gets when appearing in character as George Bailey from 'It's A Wonderful Life,' and his time spent in Jimmy's hometown of Indiana, PA and in Seneca Falls, NY (known as the inspiration for Bedford Falls).In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

Film professor and author Joseph McBride talks about working with Jimmy on the AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to James Stewart, the actor’s legacy, and the release of the Orson Welles film, ‘The Other Side of the Wind.’ In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

In a “lost” interview from the late 70s, actor Jimmy Stewart talks to writer Pete Martin about making the film 'The Magic of Lassie,' his early days on Broadway, and his return to the stage for 'Harvey' with Helen Hayes. Copyright Pete Martin Estate and William Martin, used with permission.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

Actor Jimmy Stewart and wife Gloria talk with journalist Pete Martin in their Beverly Hills home in July 1979 about what keeps them busy, Jimmy’s service in World War 2, and acting on stage. Copyright Pete Martin Estate and William Martin, used with permission.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

In an audio interview found after 40 years, Saturday Evening Post writer W. Thornton “Pete” Martin talks with Jimmy Stewart at his home in July 1979, shortly after the passing of John Wayne. Copyright Pete Martin Estate and William Martin, used with permission.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

Scott Eyman, author of the best-selling book, 'Hank & Jim: The Fifty-Year Friendship of Henry Fonda and James Stewart,' talks about the actors' personalities, World War II service, and work with directors such as John Ford and Alfred Hitchcock.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

Peggy Helmerich (Peggy Dow) talks about working with actor Jimmy Stewart and director Henry Koster in 'Harvey' (1950), and ultimately leaving Hollywood to devote her life to family and charitable work.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

Kelly Stewart Harcourt, daughter of Jimmy and Gloria Stewart, talks about family vacations, having a bushbaby as a pet in Beverly Hills, appearing with her parents on TV’s 'Password,’ and her dad’s sense of duty and responsibility in World War 2.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

Actor and musician Bill Mumy (‘Lost In Space’) talks about working with Jimmy Stewart in the movie ‘Dear Brigitte,’ meeting Brigitte Bardot, and matchmaking for “Weird Al” Yankovic.In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/Podcast artwork: Kristin BaxterPodcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan