Talking um ... uh ... Jimmy Stewart
May 26, 2026 · 39 min · 13 segments
Send us Fan Mail In this episode from 2016, actor, writer, and musician Bill Mumy ('Lost In Space') describes why working with Jimmy Stewart in 'Dear Brigitte' (1965) was his favorite professional…
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[instrumental music] Hello, and welcome to the podcast known as Talking Um, uh, Jimmy Stewart.
You know, I used to feel like I could do a pretty good Jimmy Stewart impersonation, but I don't feel like I've nailed it for this podcast yet, but thank you for hanging with me.
It's been a lot of fun so far producing this series in conjunction with the Jimmy Stewart Museum in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
If you're listening to this podcast episode upon its initial release, it's December, and I just had the privilege of seeing It's a Wonderful Life on the big screen.
I caught it at the Alamo Drafthouse in Richardson, Texas.
And just when you think you couldn't love a movie more, wow, a transcending experience.
Jimmy's, Jimmy's is a mesmerizing performance.
I took the kids.
We sat on the second row.
It was a little close, a little close, but we bought our tickets late, and it was about sold out, so that's the best that we could get.
It didn't matter because it was well worth it.
Something for you to consider if you haven't ever done it.
On with the podcast.
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[instrumental music] Hello, and welcome to the podcast known as Talking Um, uh, Jimmy Stewart.
You know, I used to feel like I could do a pretty good Jimmy Stewart impersonation, but I don't feel like I've nailed it for this podcast yet, but thank you for hanging with me.
It's been a lot of fun so far producing this series in conjunction with the Jimmy Stewart Museum in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
If you're listening to this podcast episode upon its initial release, it's December, and I just had the privilege of seeing It's a Wonderful Life on the big screen.
I caught it at the Alamo Drafthouse in Richardson, Texas.
And just when you think you couldn't love a movie more, wow, a transcending experience.
Jimmy's, Jimmy's is a mesmerizing performance.
I took the kids.
We sat on the second row.
It was a little close, a little close, but we bought our tickets late, and it was about sold out, so that's the best that we could get.
It didn't matter because it was well worth it.
Something for you to consider if you haven't ever done it.
On with the podcast.