In Saharah (1943), US Army Master Sergeant Joe Gunn, played by Humphrey Bogart, leads a band of allied soldiers across the desert, battling the Germans and the elements in a fight for survival. Because they have almost no food or water, he makes the decision to ditch Giuseppe, an Italian prisoner.
Showing posts with label Humphrey Bogart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Humphrey Bogart. Show all posts
Saturday, October 04, 2014
Saturday, June 08, 2013
Saturday Man Movie
In Casablanca, Rick (Humphrey Bogart) lets the love of his life fly away, staying behind to face the music from the French police prefect Louie (Claude Raines) and his Nazi overlord.
Saturday, May 05, 2012
Saturday Man Movie
This saturday's man Movie is the Caine Mutiny (1954), starring Humphrey Bogart as Captain Queeg. I chose it in part because I like Bogey, and in part because Queeg is a dead ringer for a supervisor that I currently work under.
Yep. My boss would be the sort to obsess over a quart of strawberries, too.
Climactic typhoon scene.
And in the end, Queeg comes apart.
Blaming everyone beneath him. yep--I definitely know someone like that. But Bogey was always way cooler.
Yep. My boss would be the sort to obsess over a quart of strawberries, too.
Climactic typhoon scene.
And in the end, Queeg comes apart.
Blaming everyone beneath him. yep--I definitely know someone like that. But Bogey was always way cooler.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Saturday Man Movie
In this clip from Deadline USA (1952), Humphrey Bogart stars as crusading newspaper editor Ed Hutcheson, having a discussion with gangster Tomas Rienzi.
"Cool" doesn't begin to describe Bogie. Hollywood should have just one star of his caliber today. Sadly, they don't.
"Cool" doesn't begin to describe Bogie. Hollywood should have just one star of his caliber today. Sadly, they don't.
Saturday, May 07, 2011
Saturday Morning Man Movie
Today we get a clash between two of Hollywood's real men--James Cagney vs. Humphrey Bogart in The Roaring Twenties, a 1939 film from Warner Brothers.
Eddie (Cagney) and George (Bogart) are World War One buddies who fall into bootlegging during Prohibition. They do pretty well for a while, but the friendship soon goes by the wayside.
Eddie eventually hits the skids due to the stock market crash and a bad deal with George. George continues to do well, however. In the end, Eddie confronts George over George's plan to murder the guy who stole a gal that Eddie loves. And things kind of go downhill for both men during that meeting.
Eddie (Cagney) and George (Bogart) are World War One buddies who fall into bootlegging during Prohibition. They do pretty well for a while, but the friendship soon goes by the wayside.
Eddie eventually hits the skids due to the stock market crash and a bad deal with George. George continues to do well, however. In the end, Eddie confronts George over George's plan to murder the guy who stole a gal that Eddie loves. And things kind of go downhill for both men during that meeting.
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