Humphrey Bogart (born December 25, 1899) is an American actor. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor in 1942 for his performance in Casablanca and the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1951 for The Queen of Africa. In 1999, he was named the greatest actor in the 100 years since the birth of cinema by the American Film Institute. Humphrey Bogart was married four times in his lifetime, and his long-standing abuse of alcohol and smoking was also caused by the misfortune of married life. He has shot a lot of wonderful movies in his life, the following small editor sorted it out, I recommend you to watch these movies.
Casablanca, released in 1942, is about a place during World War II when Casablanca was a must-see place for Europe to flee to the United States, where there were mixed fish and tensions. Rick (Humphrey Bogart) is a mysterious businessman who runs a popular nightclub in Casablanca and has two valuable passes. One day, anti-Nazi Victor and his wife, Irissa (Ingrid Bergman), arrive at a nightclub where they are fleeing the Nazis. As it happens, Rick discovers that Ilsa turned out to be his old lover. That love was once unforgettable, but it was terminated by a misunderstanding. When the misunderstanding dissolves, the relationship between Ilsa and Rick inevitably rekindles. Rick's two passes help Victor through the storm, but that leaves Irsa's decision to stay or leave, and where their love is headed in a political and ethical bout.
The Sands of Green Blood, released in 1948, is about Fred (Humphrey Bogart) and Bob (Tim Holt) two destitute tramps who, one day, in a bar, hear about the gold mines from the shrewd howard (Walter Huston), and the desperate two men have the idea of panning for gold, falsely claiming to be hunters and stationed in the mountains. After all kinds of hardships and setbacks, the lucky three found the gold mine. However, as the number of gold sands increased, a rift appeared between the three people who had previously trusted each other. During a descent purchase, a young man named Cody (Bruce Bennett) discovers their secret, and Cody, who follows, offers to get a piece of it, and the three decide to kill them quickly. At this juncture, a group of bandits began to march up the mountain, wanting the "hides" that the three "hunters" had hunted. Under the trend of all kinds of conspiracy and greed, the three people who originally had a good future are towards a disillusioned ending.
"Blood", the film was released in 1950, the main story is that Steele (Humphrey Bogart) is a screenwriter, by chance, he met a woman named Mildred (Martha Stewart), that night, Steele invited Mildred to his home to study the script, unexpectedly, the next morning, Mildred was found dead, for a time, Steele became the biggest suspect. Luckily, neighbor Laurel (Gloria Grahame) proves Steele's innocence with her own eyewitness testimony, and the two use this as an opportunity to come together and start dating. However, the rumors against Steele in society never stopped, and the relationship between Steele and Laurel became precarious, and Steele became increasingly angry, and even almost killed Laurel. Eventually, Mildred's killer is apprehended, but Steele and Laurel's relationship never goes back.
"Escape", which was released in 1944, is mainly about Lauren Bacall's debut on the screen and Humphrey Bogart, who was half the sky at the time, and later the two became husband and wife. The style of this film is similar to "North African Spy Movie", with World War II as the background. The original novel is the weaker of Hemingway's works, written by another famous novelist, William Faulkner. But director Howard Hawkes made him quite funny and humorous, and combined romantic love with a tense adventurous atmosphere, the whole film dialogue is fine police, the male and female protagonists of the opponent scene collide with a charming spark, becoming a charming entertainment masterpiece. Bogart plays the owner of a yacht that specializes in receiving tourists for sea fishing, and originally had a superior life. Later, when he went to the hotel to collect the bills, he met the mysterious and sexy female pickpocket Bakall, and he was immediately heartbroken. After a series of events, Bogart decided to risk transporting Bacall and French underground to the United States.
Released in 1954, The Dragon and Phoenix is about Sabina (Audrey Hepburn) born in the wealthy Lajobi estate, but she is not a rich aristocrat, but the daughter of a young driver at the estate. Sadly, Sabina has a crush on the manor's mercurial son, David Goevis (William Holden), who never takes her seriously. Sabina followed her father's wishes and went to Paris to learn cooking, during which time the mature Sabina exuded amazing charm. Meanwhile, in order to promote the development of the family business, David's marriage to Elizabeth (Martha Heyle) is in full swing. At this juncture, the accomplished Sabina returned to the manor, and her return immediately attracted David's attention, and the feelings between the two quickly warmed up despite the opposition of their elders. In order to maintain her brother's marriage, her older brother Linus (Humphrey Bogart) decides to approach Sabina on her own initiative in order to weaken her attachment to David. In the process of getting along, Linus and Sabina developed a strange relationship.
The Queen of Africa, released in 1951, is primarily about World War I Africa, with Charles Ornett, a mine mechanic who had been displaced to Africa due to unemployment, and Ross Thayer, a priest who preached to the natives of Africa. In order to resist the Germans, the two took a dilapidated yacht, the African Queen, and went down the river. On the way, this pair of middle-aged men and women with very different personalities not only developed a sincere love, but also bravely sank a German warship.
The Maltese Eagle, released in 1941, is about Sam Spader (Humphrey Bogart) and his partner Archer who open a detective agency in San Francisco. One day, a noblewoman (Mary Astor) visits and entrusts them with the search for her missing sister. They immediately launched an investigation and found the noblewoman's sister with a mysterious man named Seth. They thought it was just an ordinary disappearance, but it turned out unexpectedly. Archer was killed while investigating the case, and the legendary Thurs was killed, prompting the police to suspect sam of having an affair with Archer's wife and killing his partner. Mired in a deep quagmire, Sam continues to investigate the case, discovering that the noblewoman has resold antiques with hooligans such as Gutman, and then asks Sam to help find a statue called the "Maltese Eagle". Sam begins to study the mysterious statue and discovers that the truth is hidden in it. The film won the 14th Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Screenplay.
The Night Is Long, a 1946 film about Philip Marlowe (Humphrey Bogart) who is a private investigator who is invited to his home in General Sternwood, where Sternwood asks Marlowe to investigate a debt about his daughter, Who owes a gambling debt to a man named Geiger. When Marlowe wants to leave, Sternwood's eldest daughter Vivian (Lauren Bacall) drops him off and tells him that her father's real purpose in finding a missing friend is to find a missing friend, and Marlow will be suspicious. The next day Marlow goes to look for Geiger, but hears a gunshot in front of Geiger's house, and when Marlow enters, he finds only Geiger's body, the bound Carmen Sternwood (Martha Vickers), and a camera.
In addition to the above movies, Humphrey Bogart has also starred in too many movies, many of which are also worth watching, specifically "Strange Escape", "Cross the Ocean", "Critical Moment", "Tear Stains of the Grotto", "Evil Sea Owl", friends who like to watch movies, please pay attention to me.