Lauren (Betty) Bacall was just amazing in these early films. Just a teenager, she demonstrated a sophistication (with coaching, I have no doubt) beyond her years.
I think my screen writing teacher is trying to turn me into a Bogie fan. We've seen Casablanca and Sierra Madre within two months of each other. I gotta say....I think it's working!
He smoked because he had false teeth and his top lip used to stick on them so he used smoking to cover him pulling his lip down.. I was told that by a Bogart fan 40 years back.. Sounds feasible.
I just got a new paint job $200 bucks! Lol! $200 BUCK FOR A NEW PAINT JOB!!!??? Man those were the days! Lmfoa “There’s a spring in my step and a nickel in my pocket scoobely skuuuuu!” 😂
I think she meant he doesn’t have to do anything special to get her attention and I’m not quite sure maybe she meant it as “maybe just whistle” for like calling her like a. Call girl It’s not as dirty as it sounds but it’s not completely innocent
True. Humphrey Bogart was no Spencer Tracy but on the few occasions he deviated from his screen persona, Bogie was damn good. Dixon Steele, Captain Queeg, and Fred Dobbs were his best roles by far.
Actually I think the African Queen was his best work, with the Treasure of the sierra madre, a very close second. But he's not a Gary Oldman or Christan Bale type actor, where you have to ask the question, who is actually playing the part? It took me 20 years to figure out that Mason verger was actually Sid vicious? When you don't know who is acting the part, that is acting.
@@jollysheldone425 Acting is sincerity, not versatility. What matters is if you buy what they are emoting. I recall an interview with Orson Welles and he was asked who was his favorite film actor. Welles shocked the interviewer by answering James Cagney. Welles loved him because he said there was never a phony moment when Cagney acts. Sure, Cagney was not up there Walter Huston or Charles Laughton but what mattered is you bought what he was selling.
Don't get me wrong Ricardo, I love all of his performances and strongly believe, I could not have cast a better actor in those roles, they are in essence his now, and despite the movie industry insisting of remaking everything, I don't think his efforts could be surpassed, I'm just saying he wasn't the most versatile, when it came to characters.
"I never hit women. They're far too dangerous". - Humphrey Bogart.
Lauren (Betty) Bacall was just amazing in these early films. Just a teenager, she demonstrated a sophistication (with coaching, I have no doubt) beyond her years.
William MacKenzie Bogie and Bacall, just amazing together!
@@Genethagenius Bacall was hot hahahaha
I think my screen writing teacher is trying to turn me into a Bogie fan. We've seen Casablanca and Sierra Madre within two months of each other. I gotta say....I think it's working!
He smoked because he had false teeth and his top lip used to stick on them so he used smoking to cover him pulling his lip down.. I was told that by a Bogart fan 40 years back.. Sounds feasible.
Damn, that girl in the opening clip was fine as hell.
Now, take it easy son--
Take it easy? Look at my car!... I just got a new paint job, TWO HUNDRED BUCKS!!!
must have used Earl Schieb
@@markhoward6086 HAHAHAHAHA LMAO, great comment Mr. Howard👍
He’s so cool!
Great stuff! The things dreams are made of!
WAIT!!!! Paint jobs for cars were $200 in those days!? Nowadays it's more like $5000 or more.
I hate to break it to you but there were times where you could buy a whole city for 20 bucks 😂
Some good looking women in these clips! Dam they look good for those days
steven rodriguez Lauren Bacall. She sure was good looking.
@Touko Mizu
Yeah it's just great to be full of shame
Cussing like a true sailor 😂
I just got a new paint job $200 bucks! Lol! $200 BUCK FOR A NEW PAINT JOB!!!??? Man those were the days! Lmfoa “There’s a spring in my step and a nickel in my pocket scoobely skuuuuu!” 😂
Humphrey Bogart. ! 👍🏻👍🏻
The Equivalent of that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Humphrey Bogart is like On A Bus with Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullok. Lmfao🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
أنا مش عارف التلفان ده كان مصنف أحسن ممثل إزاي😂
That first clip, where he's hitting on the librarian type, which movie is that from??
The Big Sleep
@@MegaPianoplayer1 Many Thanks👍
A very different character than the ones he played
Don't get on Bogie's nerves.
Anybody got a list of the movies for each scene?
Es IST Seehr gut.
Very funny!
I didn't even know who Humphrey Bogart was until Blaine spoke with his voice...
I burned myself lol. Hahahaha
........could the audio be any fucking quieter?
0:52 Why can't the other guy fight? He just stands there. Strange how he doesn't even try to throw a punch. Plus, Bogart wasn't the biggest guy.
Watch Fight Club and you'll understand. : )
Who's the dame with the glasses?
She was in a small scene in the movie 'the big sleep'
Dorothy Malone
What movie is 5:21??
Dark Victory
Does anybody know what movie this is? 0:50
In a Lonely Place
Not sure why you edited to go in and out of certain scenes it really disrupts the flow
What did she mean by put your lips together and ..?
I think she meant he doesn’t have to do anything special to get her attention and
I’m not quite sure maybe she meant it as “maybe just whistle” for like calling her like a. Call girl
It’s not as dirty as it sounds but it’s not completely innocent
why is the Audio on this show muffled and shitty?
0:58
All these pretty young girls swooning over a decidedly average looking old chain smoker. Seems plausible. Thanks Hollywood.
wrong opinion
Fake lol H B was a wimp in real life
Best scenes? he was Humphrey Bogart in every one of them, no diversity, on an acting Parr with John Wayne or Keano Reeves, don't believe the hype.
True. Humphrey Bogart was no Spencer Tracy but on the few occasions he deviated from his screen persona, Bogie was damn good. Dixon Steele, Captain Queeg, and Fred Dobbs were his best roles by far.
Actually I think the African Queen was his best work, with the Treasure of the sierra madre, a very close second. But he's not a Gary Oldman or Christan Bale type actor, where you have to ask the question, who is actually playing the part? It took me 20 years to figure out that Mason verger was actually Sid vicious? When you don't know who is acting the part, that is acting.
@@jollysheldone425 Acting is sincerity, not versatility. What matters is if you buy what they are emoting. I recall an interview with Orson Welles and he was asked who was his favorite film actor. Welles shocked the interviewer by answering James Cagney. Welles loved him because he said there was never a phony moment when Cagney acts. Sure, Cagney was not up there Walter Huston or Charles Laughton but what mattered is you bought what he was selling.
And he was sincerely Humphrey Bogart in all his films, just different scripts.
Don't get me wrong Ricardo, I love all of his performances and strongly believe, I could not have cast a better actor in those roles, they are in essence his now, and despite the movie industry insisting of remaking everything, I don't think his efforts could be surpassed, I'm just saying he wasn't the most versatile, when it came to characters.