Humphrey Bogart

**Humphrey DeForest Bogart** ( ; December 25, 1899 – January 14, 1957) was an American actor. He was sometimes called **Bogie**. He was very important in classic Hollywood cinema. His performances made him an American cultural icon. In 1999, the American Film Institute said he was the greatest male star of classic American cinema. He is nominated for three Academy Awards on each movies, including _Casablanca_, _The African Queen_ and _The Caine Mutiny_.

## Movies

- _Bad Sister_ (1931)
- _The Petrified Forest_ (1936)
- _Kid Galahad_ (1937)
- _San Quentin_ (1937)
- _Angels with Dirty Faces_ (1938)
- _Swing Your Lady_ (1938)
- _You Can't Get Away with Murder_ (1939)
- _The Roaring Twenties_ (1939)
- _They Drive by Night_ (1940)
- _Brother Orchid_ (1940)
- _High Sierra_ (1941)
- _The Maltese Falcon_ (1941)
- _Across the Pacific_ (1942)
- _Casablanca_ (1942)
- _Action in the North Atlantic_ (1943)
- _Sahara_ (1943)
- _To Have and Have Not_ (1944)
- _Passage to Marseille_ (1944)
- _Conflict_ (1945)
- _The Big Sleep_ (1946)
- _Dark Passage_ (1947)
- _Dead Reckoning_ (1947)
- _The Two Mrs. Carrolls_ (1947)
- _The Treasure of the Sierra Madre_ (1948)
- _Key Largo_ (1948)
- _In a Lonely Place_ (1950)
- _The African Queen_ (1951)
- _Beat the Devil_ (1953)
- _The Barefoot Contessa_ (1954)
- _The Caine Mutiny_ (1954)
- _Sabrina_ (1954)
- _The Desperate Hours_ (1955)
- _We're No Angels_ (1955)
- _The Harder They Fall_ (1956)

## Important radio appearances

|Date|Program|Episode|
| --- | --- | --- |
|April 17, 1939|_Lux Radio Theatre_|_Bullets or Ballots_|
|1940|_The Gulf Screen Guild Theater_|_The Petrified Forest_|
|1941|_The Gulf Screen Guild Theater_|_If Only She Could Cook_|
|1941|_The Gulf Screen Guild Theater_|_The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse_|
|1941|_The Gulf Screen Guild Theater_|_If You Could Only Cook_|
|January 4, 1942|_The Screen Guild Theater_|_High Sierra_|
|1943|_The Screen Guild Theater_|_Casablanca_|
|September 20, 1943|_The Screen Guild Theater_|_The Maltese Falcon_|
|1944|_Screen Guild Players_|_High Sierra_|
|April 30, 1945|_Lux Radio Theatre_|_Moontide_|
|July 3, 1946|_Academy Award Theater_|_The Maltese Falcon_|
|1946|_Lux Radio Theatre_|_To Have and Have Not_|
|April 18, 1949|_Lux Radio Theatre_|_Treasure of the Sierra Madre_|
|1951–52|_Bold Venture_|78-episode series|
|1952|_Stars in the Air_|_The House on 92nd Street_|
|1952|_Lux Radio Theatre_|_The African Queen_|

## Infobox (military person)

- **embed**: yes
- **branch**: United States Navy
- **branch label**: Military branch, Branch
- **serviceyears**: 1918–1919
- **rank**: Seaman apprentice, Seaman 2nd
Class
- **rank label**: Naval rating, Rate
- **servicenumber**: 1123062
- **battles**: World War I
- **battles label**: Wars


## Infobox (person)

- **name**: Humphrey Bogart
- **image**: Humphrey Bogart 1940.jpg
- **caption**: Bogart in 1940
- **birth name**: Humphrey DeForest Bogart
- **birth place**: New York City, U.S.
- **death place**: Los Angeles, California, U.S.
- **resting place**: Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale), Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California
- **occupation**: Actor
- **years active**: 1921–1956
- **spouse**: *
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- **children**: 2, including Stephen Humphrey Bogart, Stephen Humphrey
- **mother**: Maud Humphrey
- **signature**: Humphrey Bogart signature.svg