Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Jimmy Stewart: It's a Wonderful American Life" video.

  1. Wayne and Stewart were friends, both worked for John Ford, also a war vet, in "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance". If both Ford and Stewart were okay with it, what you think is of no concern in comparison.
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  2.  @JohnJourdan8  Lindberg was refused service but gained employment in the aircraft industry that tested planes in battle conditions during WW2 where he did see combat, but not as a serviceman.
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  3. Least known best film: "Seventh Heaven" 1937
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  4.  @purgatorysfinest  He was a college grad, could of went in as an officer, I believe. A hero, no doubt, and good friends with John Wayne.
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  5. While not an actor, the top gun in WW2 was ball player Ted Williams, and then again in Korea.
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