Humphrey Bogart

AKA:
Humphrey DeForest Bogart
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
01/23/1899
Birthplace:
New York, New York
Death Date:
01/14/1957
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biography
Born in 1899 to a prominent New York family, Humphrey Bogart emerged from a minor theatrical career in the 1920s to become one of Hollywood's most distinctive leading men of the 40s and 50s, principally through his often-revived appearances in "The Maltese Falcon" (1941), "Casablanca" (1942) and his Oscar-winning "The African Queen" (1951).

Though initially typecast as one of Warner Bros. tough guy/gangsters in the 30s, during and after WWII the "Bogie" persona grew into more fully developed anti-hero and reluctant hero personifications. Although he continually played men with criminal pasts, Continued

Credits
Eddie Willis
1956
Harry Dawes
1954
Billy Dannreuther
1954
Actor
1950
Frank McCloud
1948
Rip Murdock
1947
Philip Marlowe
1946
Harry Morgan/Steve
1944
Rick Blaine
1942
Actor
1942
Actor
1941
Samuel Spade
1941
Actor
1940
Paul Fabrini
1940
James Frazier
1938
David Graham
1937
Actor
1932
Actor
1931
Actor
Duke Mantee
Baby Face Martin
Actor
Actor
Actor
Michael O'Leary
"Rocks" Valentine
Actor
Charlie Allnut
Actor
Maj Jeb Webbe
Linus Larrabee
Captain Queeg
Martin Ferguson
Ed Hutcheson
Vincent Parry
Actor
Andrew Morton
Jim Carmody
Richard Mason
Actor
Actor
Actor
Frank Taylor
Duke Berne
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
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
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
1925 
Starred opposite Shirley Booth in "Hell's Bells"
1930 
Short film debut in "Broadway's Like That/Ruth Etting in Broadway's Like That"; feature film debut in "Up the River"
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