Key Largo (1948)
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Bogey + Bacall + Huston = masterpiece!
Key Largo marks another spellbinding on-screen collaboration of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. However, this film also marks a reunion of Bogey with famed director John Huston: a man who directed Bogey in such classic films as The Maltese Falcon and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Combine... read more
Key Largo
Humphrey Bogart is Frank McCloud, a former soldier in the World War, now looking to settle down and enjoy post-combat life. While on the way to a hotel called โLargoโ, located in the Keyโs, Florida; one... read more
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" Director: John Huston His 5th movie My 7th movie watched from the director Another Huston/Bogart classic! You could also call it another Bogart/Bacall classic... or another classic Edward G. Robinson as a gangster classic... it's true and all good. Took me too long to see it, but I plan to return someday... Added to Lists: Top Ten Films - John Huston Top Ten Performances - Humphrey Bogart Top Ten Performances - Lauren Bacall Top Ten Performances - Edward G. Robinson 40s Aesthetic _____"

" Notes: This time, Humphrey Bogart was working for the 4th time with his wife, Lauren Bacall. He he was also working for the 4th time with John Huston, the director who gave his big break so I was in pretty good hands, that's for sure and I expected to have a good time. Eventually, I wasn't disappointed. Honestly, I don't think it is the best thing they made but it was still a pretty good flick though. As usual, Bogart and Bacall had some tremendous chemistry and they were quite spellbinding to"

" Notes: This time, Humphrey Bogart was working for the 4th time with his wife, Lauren Bacall. He he was also working for the 4th time with John Huston, the director who gave his big break so I was in pretty good hands, that's for sure and I expected to have a good time. Eventually, I wasn't disappointed. Honestly, I don't think it is the best thing they made but it was still a pretty good flick though. As usual, Bogart and Bacall had some tremendous chemistry and they were quite spellbinding to"

"Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart (1948) Lionel Barrymore ( center)"