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James Stewart Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

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James Stewart Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

James Stewart Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

    James Stewart Quick InfoHeight 6 ft 3 in Weight 83 kg Date of Birth May 20, 1908 Zodiac Sign Taurus Date of Death July 2, 1997

    James Stewart was an American actor and military officer who is hailed as one of the most prominent actors in film history who played a variety of critically acclaimed characters in several films like The Philadelphia StoryIt’s a Wonderful LifeThe Glenn Miller StoryAnatomy of a MurderMr. Smith Goes to Washington, Two Rode Together, Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation, Vertigo, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, and Harvey.

    Born Name

    James Maitland Stewart

    Nick Name

    Jimmy Stewart, Jim Stewart

    James Stewart as seen in a publicity photoJames Stewart as seen in a publicity photo (Studio Publicity Still / doctormacro.com / Public Domain)

    Age

    He was born on May 20, 1908.

    Died

    He passed away on July 2, 1997, at the age of 89 after suffering a heart attack from a pulmonary embolism in Beverly Hills, California, United States.

    Resting Place

    Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, United States

    Sun Sign

    Taurus

    Born Place

    Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States

    Nationality

    American

    Education

    James Stewart studied attended Mercersburg Academy and Princeton University.

    Occupation

    Actor, Military Officer, Pilot

    Family

    • Father – Alexander Maitland Stewart (Ran the J.M. Stewart and Company Hardware Store; 1872-1961)
    • Mother – Elizabeth Ruth (née Jackson) (Pianist; 1874-1953)
    • Siblings – Mary Wilson (Younger Sister; 1912-1977), Virginia Kelly (Younger Sister; 1914-1972)

    Build

    Slim

    From Left to Right - Robert Young, Tom Brown, and James Stewart as seen in the American drama-sport film 'Navy Blue and Gold'From Left to Right – Robert Young, Tom Brown, and James Stewart as seen in the American drama-sport film ‘Navy Blue and Gold’ (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer / eBay / Public Domain)

    Height

    6 ft 3 in or 190.5 cm

    Weight

    83 kg or 183 lbs

    Girlfriend / Spouse

    James Stewart had dated –

    1. Yvonne De Carlo
    2. Janet Gaynor
    3. Phyllis Brooks
    4. Sonja Henie
    5. Norma Shearer
    6. Kay Aldridge
    7. Dinah Shore
    8. Hedy Lamarr
    9. Carole Lombard
    10. Virginia Bruce
    11. Lynn Remar
    12. Simone Simon
    13. Mitzi Green
    14. Ilona Massey
    15. Shirley Ross
    16. Margaret Sullavan (1932-1933)
    17. (1935-1936)
    18. Wendy Barrie (1936)
    19. (1936)
    20. (1938-1939)
    21. (1938)
    22. Loretta Young (1939)
    23. Mary Beth Hughes (1939)
    24. Claudette Colbert (1939)
    25. Marlene Dietrich (1939)
    26. (1939) – Rumor
    27. Rosalind Russell (1940)
    28. Lana Turner (1940-1941)
    29. (1938-1941)
    30. Dolores Moran (1943)
    31. Martha Vickers (1945)
    32. Anita Colby (1945-1948)
    33. Dorothy Lamour (1947-1948)
    34. Ellen Ross (1947)
    35. Dorothy Ford (1947)
    36. Joan Fontaine (1948)
    37. Myrna Dell (1948)
    38. Gloria Hatrick McLean (1948-1994) – He married actress and model, Gloria Hatrick McLean, on August 9, 1949, and they were blessed with twin daughters, Judy and Kelly, on May 7, 1951. He also adopted Gloria’s 2 sons from her previous marriage. The duo remained together until Gloria’s death in 1994.

    Race / Ethnicity

    White

    James Stewart had Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Scottish, Irish, and English roots.

    Hair Color

    Dark Brown (Natural)

    With the passage of time, his hair had turned gray and then white.

    Eye Color

    Blue

    Sexual Orientation

    Straight

    Distinctive Features

    • Towering height
    • Soft-spoken and polite demeanor

    Brand Endorsements

    He had done endorsement work for Firestone TiresCampbell’s Soup, etc.

    James Stewart as seen with Katharine Hepburn in 'The Philadelphia Story'James Stewart as seen with Katharine Hepburn in ‘The Philadelphia Story’ (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio / doctormacro.com / Public Domain)

    James Stewart’s Favorite Things

    • Film Of His OwnIt’s a Wonderful Life (1946)

    Source

    James Stewart’s Facts

    1. He was diagnosed with PTSD.
    2. In 1983, he underwent surgery for skin cancer.
    3. James Stewart was ranked #10 in “The Top 100 Movie Stars of All Time” list issued by Empire (UK) magazine in October 1997.
    4. Since he remained unmarried even in his early 40s, he was called “The Great American Bachelor” by the media.
    5. In October 1940, he was drafted into the United States Army. However, in his first attempt, he was rejected as he was underweight.
    6. He also received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1708 Vine Street.
    7. An award was also started in his memory in 1999 titled “The Jimmy Stewart Memorial Crystal Heart Award” which is given to best student filmmakers.
    8. Even an airport in Pennsylvania was also named in his honor – Indiana County-Jimmy Stewart Airport.

    Featured Image by Studio Publicity Still / doctormacro.com / Public Domain

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    22 COMMENTS

    1. George

      He was not 76 kg

    2. Jack

      Hair color turned more of a whitish color as he got older.

      • Warren

        It looked like he had salt and pepper hair. As he got to be middle aged. As he got older his hair turned more of a gray color. Visible white strands were seen also.

    3. Warren

      He’s 6’3″ ish

    4. Warren

      His one son died at 25, killed in action in Vietnam.

    5. Warren

      He also goes by the name JS.

    6. Raymond

      191 cm tall.
      At least 85 kg (187 pounds) as he got older.

    7. Warren

      His build was average.
      Someone who is 190-191 cm and 83-86 kg would be average. He gained weight as he got older

      • Editorial Staff

        Hi Warren

        We mention ‘Slim’ to someone who is normal weight, ‘Average’ to those ones who are a little overweight, and ‘Large’ are those who are obese/highly overweight.

        • Warren

          Ah. When I think of slim I think of skinny

        • Warren

          Wouldn’t someone that height and that weight be considered average? Probably when he was younger he was slim. I’d say maybe 160-170 pounds when he was a younger man. And as he got to be a bit older he got a bit heavier. And as he got even older he got even heavier.

        • Warren

          He wasn’t skinny and underweight.

    8. Warren

      His build was average not slim. If he was slim he would be 190.5 cm and about 65 kg

      • Editorial Staff

        Hi Warren

        We mention ‘Slim’ to someone who is normal weight, ‘Average’ to those ones who are a little overweight, and ‘Large’ are those who are obese/highly overweight.

        • Warren

          What about athletic?

    9. Warren Kwiecinski

      Stewart was not underweight.

    10. Warren

      Stewart was a brigadier general in WW2.

    11. Warren

      He apparently got awards for his military career.

    12. Warren

      Stewart never had surgery from skin cancer.

    13. Warren

      I remember watching him in a movie and he was 6’3″ (190.5 cm) and 84 kg (185 pounds) in weight. According to a 1997 report he was 75 inches and 84 kg.

      Here is the statement: “The stats say 190.5 cm.” He averaged under 6’4″ and above 6’2″. Clearly 6’3″ and 84 kg (185 pounds) His weight should clearly be updated.

    14. Warren

      A 1996 report:
      • Height: 6’3″
      • Weight: 185 pounds

    15. Warren

      He was the same height as Gary Cooper.
      James Stewart: 6’3″
      Gary Cooper: 6’3″
      Gregory Peck: 6’2 1/2″
      John Wayne: 6’4″
      Clint Eastwood: 6’4″
      Clark Gable: 6’0 1/2″
      Cary Grant: 6’0 1/2″
      Humphrey Bogart: 5’8″
      Henry Fonda: 6’1″
      Lee Marvin: 6’1″

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