Guest Host: Mike Singletary

Screening Time: Saturday, May 3, 11:00 AM, Charles Theatre 2

Director: Andrew V. McLaglen

Cast: Jimmy Stewart, Doug McClure, Katharine Ross, Denver Pyle, George Kennedy

Country: U.S.
Year: 1965
Running Time: 105 minutes
Format: 35mm

Perhaps it wasn’t predictable that Ravens Linebackers Coach Singletary would be a fan of Jimmy Stewart, but when you see him around his family, you start to understand. Coach Singletary is a big movie fan, and of all Jimmy Stewart’s great film work, he particularly loved Shenandoah because it tells the story of a father and his family drawn into the Civil War. Made in 1965, this film is in the tradition of the great sweeping Western (some of the early battle footage comes from Raintree County), and tells a story that has particular relevance today.

--Jed Dietz

Presented By: Mike Singletary

Mike Singletary is a Pro Football Hall of Famer, NFL Man of The Year, and was the leader of the legendary Chicago Bears 1980s defense that took that team to the Super Bowl in 1985 (Mike had 11 tackles and a sack in that game ). Full of great defensive players, Mike was first or second in number of tackles for the Bears 11 years in a row. A graduate of Baylor University, Coach Singletary enhances every community he joins through various community projects for which he has won numerous awards. Mike Singletary is the President of Leadership Zone, a motivational and training company, and he lives in Lutherville with his wife Kim and their seven children.