George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey atheist played with customary wit and

played with customary wit and grace by Ronald Colman

After finding out that she is working two jobs to make ends meet

from the mundanities of physical fitness and test piloting to the insanities of robot mailmen and speeding taco-mobiles rigged with stink bombs

They also captured on film the first free elections and the birth of Japanese democracy

a cop (Ted Levine

George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey atheist played with customary wit andSignposts marking Stevens' life journey are here in a celebration of his work, humanity and times. Created by George Stevens, Jr., this moving portrait captures the moviemaker's career sweep from lighthearted early works to weightier postwar tales of social consciousness. The films explored are unforgettable: Alice Adams, Swing Time, Gunga Din, Shane, Giant, Stevens' own World War II footage and 6 other classics.