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by Frank Showalter

Cast & Crew

Humphrey Bogart

Performer with 66 reviewed and 7 watchlist titles.

73 Results
Release Year
  1. 1930
    1. Performer
      A Devil with Women  1930
      Because Humphrey Bogart performed.
  2. 1931
    1. Performer
      Body and Soul  1931
      Because Humphrey Bogart performed.
  3. 1932
  4. 1934
  5. 1936
  6. 1937
    1. Performer
      Dead End  1937
      Because Humphrey Bogart performed.
    2. Performer
      Stand-In  1937
      Because Humphrey Bogart performed.
  7. 1938
  8. 1939
  9. 1940
  10. 1941
  11. 1942
  12. 1943
    1. Performer
      Thank Your Lucky Stars  1943
      Because Errol Flynn and Humphrey Bogart performed.
  13. 1944
  14. 1945
  15. 1946
  16. 1947
  17. 1948
  18. 1949
  19. 1950
  20. 1951
    1. Performer
      Sirocco  1951
      Because Humphrey Bogart performed.
  21. 1952
  22. 1953
    1. Performer
      Beat the Devil  1953
      Because John Huston directed and Humphrey Bogart performed.
  23. 1954
  24. 1955
  25. 1956
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Hi there, I'm Frank, a husband and father old enough to have sat wide-eyed during E.T's first theatrical run, I've been watching, absorbing, and dissecting films ever since.

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