Humphrey DeForest Bogart was born to a wealthy family in New York City on Christmas day, 1899.  After playing dozens of second tier villains and supporting characters throughout the 1930s, he eventually achieved superstardom. Movies like The Maltese Falcon, To Have and Have Not and The Big Sleep made him the quintessential Film Noir hero.  His unique lisp made him one of the most imitated of all stars. As Rick Blaine in Casablanca he achieved screen immortality.  Bogie won his only Oscar opposite Katharine Hepburn in The African Queen. Humphrey Bogart died on January 14, 1957 in California. 

Reviews of Movies Starring Humphrey Bogart

Movie	Release Date	Avg Stars
Across the Pacific	09/04/1942
Action in the North Atlantic	06/12/1943
African Queen, The	12/23/1951
Angels with Dirty Faces	11/26/1938
Casablanca	11/26/1942
Dark Victory	04/22/1939
Kid Galahad	05/29/1937
Maltese Falcon, The	10/03/1941
Oklahoma Kid, The	03/11/1939
Petrified Forest, The	02/08/1936
Roaring Twenties, The	10/23/1939
Sahara	10/14/1943
They Drive by Night	08/03/1940
Three on a Match	10/29/1932
To Have and Have Not	10/11/1944
Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The	01/07/1948