James Stewart won the highly coveted Oscar for his performance in a beloved 1940 romantic comedy, but didn't think he should have gotten the award.

James "Jimmy" Stewart is one of the most recognizable classic movie stars, with Rear Window and Vertigo among his greatest masterpieces.

Now a cinematic icon and a film revered as one of James Stewart's best movies, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington rightly received a great deal of Oscar buzz, including a Best Actor nomination for Stewart.

It Was the First Of Eight Movies Stewart Made With Anthony Mann James Stewart built up his reputation as a major Hollywood actor throughout the 1930s, and by 1940, he had already earned an Academy ...

In 1968, James Stewart starred in a lesser-known Western that feels like the actor's very own version of the Gary Cooper classic, High Noon.