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It's a Wonderful Life

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Black and white frame shows Jimmy Stewart as George Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life. He's surrounded by his family who are smiling, hugging, and happy to see him.

Frank Capra directed this American classic upon return from World War II. James Stewart stars as George Bailey, a frustrated man overcome by his desire for adventure outside of his small hometown of Bedford Falls. With an impending scandal involving his good name, George prepares to commit suicide on Christmas Eve. However, a heavenly messenger arrives to show him what life in Bedford Falls might have been like if he had never been born. Based on Philip Van Doren Stern's "The Greatest Gift."

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Runtime: 2 hours 0 minutes

Topic: Literature, Social Science
Subtopic: American Literature, Christmas, Stern, Phillip Van Doren
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 1946
Producer/Distributor: RKO Radio
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Black and white frame shows 2 women seated at a cafe table with a man in an army uniform. Caption. No, you'll fight before you'll marry.

2 women and 2 men gathered in an upscale living room setting, hunting rifle visible on display on rear wall. Caption. Emily. Hide the silver.

Black and white frame with 2 boys wearing hats and overalls looking downward. Caption. Think, Tom, we can do anything we want now.

Black and white frame shows 2 men in uniform staring intently at another man in uniform. Caption. When you get home, will you call my mother.

Film still of Charlton Heston in Call of the Wild wearing a heavy fur coat and sitting at a table with a red uniformed man. Caption. I can get you a bonus for getting back there quick.

Black and white frame of judge facing crowded courtroom gallery. Caption. The sooner we get started, the better chance we have.

Closeup of a handwritten poem from Edgar Allen Poe in black ink on parchment paper.

Black and white blurred painting of a man wearing a top hat and riding a horse.

Man wearing glasses speaks to camera, gesturing forward with his hands, against a black background.

Senior man looks slightly down with mouth open against a black background. Text on image reads, Gerald Kennedy, Louisiana State University.