Humphrey Bogart

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RECENT CREDITS

The Harder They Fall (FILM) Jan. 1, 1956

The Desperate Hours (FILM) Nov. 1, 1955

The Left Hand of God (FILM) Sep. 1, 1955

We're No Angels (FILM) Aug. 1, 1955

Sabrina (FILM) Oct. 1, 1954

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HIGHLIGHTS

1956 Last film, "The Harder They Fall"

1955 Made TV acting debut recreating his stage and film role from "The Petrified Forest", opposite Bacall

1951 Earned Best Actor Academy Award for "The African Queen"

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1956 Last film, "The Harder They Fall"

1955 Made TV acting debut recreating his stage and film role from "The Petrified Forest", opposite Bacall

1951 Earned Best Actor Academy Award for "The African Queen"

1948 Co-starred in last film opposite wife Lauren Bacall, "Key Largo"

1947 Founded Santana Pictures; production company responsible for seven features between 1949-1953, including "Knock On Any Door" (1949) and "In a Lonely Place" (1953), both starring Bogart and directed by

1944 Made first of four films opposite future wife Lauren Bacall, "To Have and Have Not" (Bacall's film debut)

1943 Starred opposite Ingrid Bergman in the now classic wartime love story "Casablanca"

1941 Stardom clinched with his role as Sam Spade in "The Maltese Falcon", directed by John Huston

1936 Became film star after screen version of "The Petrified Forest" (would reprise part in a 1955 TV adaptation)

1936 Signed contract with Warner Bros.

1935 Breakthrough stage role as villain Duke Mantee in "The Petrified Forest"; co-starred with Leslie Howard

1930 Short film debut in "Broadway's Like That/Ruth Etting in Broadway's Like That"; feature film debut in "Up the River"

1930 - 1931 Signed by Fox at $750/week; made five films for Fox and one on loan-out for Universal

1925 Starred opposite Shirley Booth in "Hell's Bells"

1920 Stage acting debut in bit part in "Drifting" starring Alice Brady and future wife Helen Menken; through decade progressed to leading Broadway roles usually as the romantic juvenile

While serving with US Navy in WWI was in accident which caused scarred upper lip

Worked as office boy on Wall Street; then at age 19 was manager with touring theatrical troupe