Humphrey DeForest Bogart (December 25, 1899 – January 14, 1957) was an American actor. He is widely regarded as a cultural icon. The American Film Institute ranked Bogart as the greatest male star in the history of American cinema. After trying various jobs, Bogart began acting in 1921 and became a regular in Broadway productions in the 1920s and 1930s. When the stock market crash of 1929 reduced the demand for plays, Bogart turned to film....
Frenchy and several other Frenchmen enter Morgan's room to try to convince hi...
After Brigid slaps Joel Cairo, Sam grabs him and slaps him again.
After Det. Dundy basically accuses Sam of murdering Floyd Thursby, the detect...
Capt. Renard explains to Morgan that he just wants to get to the bottom of th...
Sam talks soothingly to Effie, grateful that Effie will tell Miles' wife of h...
Sam is on the phone with Ruth Wonderly; she summons him to an apartment.
Sam explains to the detectives about Joel Cairo trying to hire Sam to find th...
Sam washes his hands after he touches Capt. Jacobi. Capt. Jacobi dies in Sam'...
Sam still grips Brigid's arms, shaking her a bit.
Morgan sees Slim steal Johnson's wallet. He follows her upstairs and steers h...
Sam tells DA Bryan that he has to solve the murders to get himself off the hook.
Sam knocks Wilmer Cook out and he and Cairo put Cook on the couch. Sam takes ...
Det. Dundy is ready to take Sam, Brigid, and Joel to the station when Sam tri...
After Gutman lowers the price he will pay for the falcon, Sam makes a point.
Sam Spade tells Miles Archer about Miss Wonderly's missing sister.
Sam, Brigid, and Joel Cairo are in Sam's apartment when Detectives Dundy and ...
Brigid needs a safe place to stay and Sam thinks he's found one for her.
Brigid grips Sam's arms as he tells her she is going to jail.
Det. Dundy continues to question Sam about his whereabouts when Floyd Thursby...
Sam Spade questions Ruth Wonderly as she tells him about her missing sister, ...
Sam makes the decision to tell the police what Brigid has told him. He puts o...
Effie stares at the dead Capt. Jacobi. Sam runs over to grab her before she f...
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