This block contains the information about Humphrey Bogart and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Humphrey Bogart went to a serve in the navy while The First World War. The day when he was born is January 23, 1899. His birthplace is New York. Humphrey got the education at Trinity School (NY) Academy. After the War, Bogart played in the theater the roles of romantic youths. In 1930 he signed a contract with Hollywood and the actor has been tossed between California and New York, unable to find a worthy use. In 1934 Duke won the role of a gangster in the play “Menti R”. The studio "Warner Brothers" signed long-term contract with Bogart. By decade's end bracket success Bogart went up so high that he could afford to significantly expand his acting range. Along with the obsessed prospector in the classic film, “Treasure of the Sierra Madre” (1948), he created an image of a suspect in the murder of a hypochondriac. Bogart was awarded the "Oscar". Bogart's last film was “The Harder They Fall”, 1956. In January 14, 1957 the actor died from cancer. His fans said that the cinematographic word lost one of the best actors.

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Here you can learn about the movies Humphrey Bogart acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
A Star Is Born - Drunk in 'Peanut Vendor' Number (voice) (uncredited)	$5.02M	1954		$4.36M
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Dobbs	$3.8M	1948
The Desperate Hours - Glenn Griffin	$2.39M	1955
Sabrina - Linus Larrabee, Soundtrack ("Boola Boola")	$2.24M	1954
The Caine Mutiny - Lt. Cmdr. Philip Francis Queeg	$2M	1954		$21.8M
We're No Angels - Joseph	$1.69M	1955
Beat the Devil - Billy Dannreuther, Producer (uncredited)	$1M	1953
Casablanca - Rick Blaine, Soundtrack (performer: "Perfidia" (1939) (uncredited))	$950K	1942
All Through the Night - Gloves Donahue	$750K	1941
The Petrified Forest - Duke Mantee	$500K	1936
Invisible Stripes - Chuck Martin	$500K	1939
High Sierra - Roy Earle	$455K	1941
Three on a Match - Harve	$444K	1932
They Drive by Night - Paul Fabrini	$400K	1940
San Quentin - Joe 'Red' Kennedy	$365K	1937
Dead End - 'Baby Face' Martin	$300K	1937
The Maltese Falcon - Samuel Spade	$300K	1941
Black Legion - Frank Taylor, Soundtrack ("The Lady in Red" (uncredited), "I've Been Working on the Railroad" (uncredited))	$235K	1937
Kid Galahad - Turkey Morgan		1937
Crime School - Deputy Commissioner Mark Braden		1938