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 Baxter Podcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan
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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 Baxter Podcast 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
Talking um ... uh ... Jimmy Stewart
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 Baxter Podcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan
