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The Oscar nominee tells Obsessed about taking over as Sam Spade in “Monsieur Spade,” embracing Bogart comparisons, and all those rumors about being a James Bond replacement.
No one at Warner Bros. had the slightest idea that “Casablanca” would one day be called the greatest movie ever made.
From his famous roles in “Casablanca” and “The Maltese Falcon” to founding the Rat Pack, Humphrey Bogart helped to define what it means to be a drinker.
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She escaped from an abusive husband and raised four kids on her own, even as she spent long hours building her career as one of the first female lyricists on Broadway.
In a study of 168 cultures, researchers found a majority—54 percent—do not engage in “romantic-sexual” kissing. How sad should this make us?
The 1942 film starring Humphrey Bogart immortalized Casablanca in gauzy splendor, but the winds of economic change stalk its dusty streets today.
The bedroom eyes, the pinup waves, the seductive smile—Lauren Bacall’s look was an instant classic.
Lauren Bacall looked better, sounded better, could flirt better, sing better, walk better than every man she ever shared the screen with, including her husband, and he knew it.
With the passing of film legend Lauren Bacall, let us revisit one of the greatest love affairs in the history of cinema.
From Humphrey Bogart to Audrey Hepburn, see Hollywood's Golden Era celebrities trot the globe.
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