James Stewart - In The Frame Collection on DVD

Film Description

Six films from one of Hollywood's most likeable leading men. Comprises:

You Cant Take It With You (Frank Capra, 1938)

One day, the father of the Vanderhof family decided he had earned enough money and would spend the next 30 years having fun. Now he has to pit his wits against a ruthless tycoon who wants the Vanderhof property to expand his business. Winner of Best Picture Academy Award.

Mr Smith Goes To Washington (Frank Capra, 1939)

The epitome of upstanding liberalism under siege, Jimmy Stewart's Senator Jefferson Smith dealt a blow for American cornball innocence on the eve of the Good Fight against Fascism. Besides, anyone who can bring Arthur's cynical s.o.b. sister around to love and charity deserves her.

The Man From Laramie (Anthony Mann, 1955)

Classic Jimmy Stewart. He plays a cowboy searching for his brother's killer. Suspicion falls on the son of an ailing cattle baron. The cowpats soon start hitting the fan.

Anatomy Of A Murder (Otto Preminger, 1959)

A lawyer must defend a soldier accused of murdering the man who allegedly raped his wife. A crisply directed clinical examination of due process and human error. Perhaps Preminger's best film.

Two Rode Together (John Ford, 1961)

After a group of children are captured by Comanche Indians, a lieutenant enlists the help of a gruff, cynical Texan Marshal in a rescue attempt, but finds that re-integrating the released captives is no easy matter. Based on the novel by Will Cook.

Bell, Book and Candle (Richard Quine, 1958)

Kim Novak decides to enchant neighbour James Stewart to spite his fiancée, only to fall in love with him herself.