Portrait of Jennie (1948)

Born in Homewood, PA. Sound recordist, dubbing mixer and sound supervisor who entered American film as an uncredited sound assistant for RKO's DOUBLE HARNESS in 1933. Other notable credits, alone or in collaboration, include I DREAM TOO MUCH (1935), GUNGA DIN (1939), CITIZEN KANE and THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER (both 1941), THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS (1942), JOURNEY INTO FEAR, I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE, MR. LUCKY and THIS LAND IS MINE (all 1943), THE CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE, STEP LIVELY, NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART, MURDER, MY SWEET and EXPERIMENT PERILOUS (all 1944), BACK TO BATAAN, THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S and JOHNNY ANGEL (all 1945), DUEL IN THE SUN (1946), THE PARADINE CASE (1947), PORTRAIT OF JENNIE (1948), THE CAPTIVE CITY (1952), INDISCRETION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE (1953), WITH SIX YOU GET EGGROLL (1968), THE FRONT (1976), BLUE COLLAR and WHO IS KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS OF EUROPE? (both 1978), and his last film, L.A. STORY (1991). From 1965, Stewart also worked as sound re-recording mixer in post-production for several made-for-TV movies.  Nominated for Special Effects 1942: THE NAVY COMES THROUGH - Sound  Nominated for Special Effects 1943: BOMBARDIER - Sound (w. Roy Granville)  Nominated for Special Effects 1944: DAYS OF GLORY - Sound (w. Roy Granville)  Special Effects 1948: PORTRAIT OF JENNIE - Audible (w. Charles Freeman) 4 nominations, 1 Award