Enjoying so much enthusiasm for the films of Humphrey Bogart, it seemed only fair to share.
So, I have cleaned, colorized, and built posters around stills for a few of Bogie’s best.
I hope you will enjoy these designs as a complement to each film’s iconic original posters.
To Have and
Have Not
(1944)
This is my favorite film. By far.
Bogie plays the reluctant hero to perfection,
and Lauren Bacall
illuminates the screen like no other.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Presents
Humphrey Bogart in
Ernest Hemingway’s “To Have and Have Not”
with Walter Brennan and Lauren Bacall
Dolores Moran Hoagy Carmichael
Executive Producer Jack L. Warner
A Howard Hawks Production
Screenplay By Jules Furthman and William Faulkner
A Warner Bros.–First National Picture
To Have and Have Not
© 1944 Turner Entertainment Co.
The Big
Sleep
(1946)
Two hours of Humphrey Bogart spouting snappy dialogue
while
solving
a mystery, surrounded by beautiful women?
That’s two hours well spent any time.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Presents
Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall in
“The Big Sleep”
with Martha Vickers Dorothy Malone
A Howard Hawks Production
Music By Max Steiner
Screenplay By William Faulkner,
Leigh Brackett & Jules Furthman
From the Novel by Raymond Chandler
A Warner Bros.–First National Picture
The Big Sleep
© 1946 Turner Entertainment Co.
Dark
Passage
(1947)
Clever use of first-person perspective, standout supporting players,
and that Bogie-Bacall magic turn your usual thriller
into something very
unusual.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Presents
Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall in
“Dark Passage” with Bruce Bennett
Agnes Moorehead Tom D’Andrea
Directed by Delmer Daves
Produced by Jerry Wald
Screenplay By Delmer Daves
From the Novel by David Goodis
Music by Franz Waxman
A Warner Bros.–First National Picture
Dark Passage
© 1947 Turner Entertainment Co.
The Treasure of the
Sierra Madre
(1948)
Bogart goes bad for this masterful
exploration of greed, which mined
Oscar
® gold for the Huston family.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Presents
“The Treasure of the Sierra Madre”
Starring Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston
Tim Holt Bruce Bennett
Directed By John Huston
Screenplay By John Huston
Based on the Novel By B. Traven
Music By Max Steiner
Produced By Henry Blanke
A Warner Bros.–First National Picture
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
© 1947 Turner Entertainment Co.
