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James Stewart & Margaret Sullavan - It had to be you

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Uploaded by on Nov 8, 2009

Tribute to my favourite film couple: Margaret Sullavan and James Stewart!
My original video with Frank Sinatra's "It had to be you" was deactivated, so all of you who want to see the first version, which is a bit longer, can watch it here: http://goldenageofhollywood.ning.com/video/margaret-sullavan-james

music: It had to be you - Vera Lynn
scenes from:
Next Time We Love (1936)
The Shopworn Angel (1938)
The Shop Around The Corner (1940)
The Mortal Storm (1940)

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  • I get ghoosebumps when I watch this! Beautiful video!

  • @CSInatalia2270 Thank you very much! I am glad you liked my video!

  • Love it!

  • @staclynn72 Thank you! :)

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  • Jimmy and Margaret are my all time favorites. I love and miss them so much. Thank you so much for sharing this.

  • I shared this video on my Men of Old Hollywood page on facebook

  • @LadyViolet7 that is so sad... Thanks for your answer

  • @kaja19 Logan further said:'When they first met, they did have an affair. And it was a passionate one. But their love affair was short-lived because a Broadway producer came to see the show at Princeton, and a few weeks later, Margaret was making her debut on Broadway. Jimmy said to me, "I'll never find another girl like her." I said, "Cheer up, Jim. Why don't you become an actor and you'll be bound to run into her again?" I got the impression that he didn't shrug off that idea.'

  • @kaja19 Stewart's wife Gloria and Joshua Logan, a close friend of both James and Margaret, said that they had an affair when they met at Princeton in the early 1930s (1930/31) when Margaret was in a play named "The Artist and the Lady" and James Stewart was the stage manager of that play...

  • @LadyViolet7 How do you know that they really had an affair?

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