Home Movies Sinatra And Bogie On Their Boats

[@DenEColt]

Never thought I'd see home movies like this! What a treasure. Thanks for sharing.

[@bettycogswell9851]

So nice to see all these celebs being themselves. It was good to see Arlene and Martin with Sinatra. They hobnobbed with the best..

[@garryfuller3400]

These were ladies & gentleman in every aspect . They made there mark & are still as popular today as ever. Haven’t seen this talent or sense of star quality in thirty plus years. What happen to Hollywood ? Thank you for sharing. Awesome..

[@kindface]

Just compare them to the Kadashians. Clearly, the world has changed for the worse.

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

Not just Hollywood. Look at the politicians, the media, the Newscasters (where's Walter). America has fallen as the rich corporate owners feed us lies and propaganda - (Fox News, One America, etc.) that naive fools believe

[@fortunatoofamontillado1059]

most of them died from sclerosis of the liver ..LOL

[@robb7398]

@@fortunatoofamontillado1059 Spell it right. Cirrhosis. lol

[@zorkwork3841]

We dressed well..had manners(mostly) and enjoyed life without being neurotuc!

[@MTknitter22]

I love Betty’s stories about Bogie. He was a well-educated, very sophisticated man. She said when they went to Africa to film African Queen, ugh, he was NOT the camping type & he wanted to get DONE & head for the nearest 5 star hotel!! This was great!!!

[@neuromantoo]

Choice of "The Summer Wind" as background music was a nice touch.

[@flashdance5574]

Love frank singing the summer wind, love you frank, always will❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@HonoredGeneral]

Nice to see David Niven in these, also! Just people being people, away from the limelight! Many Thanks for this!

[@m.e.9974]

Good old dayd...Watching this,and listening to the music gives reflection to how quickly life moves forward, and we all should enjoy it always.

[@lauralaladarling3775]

Wow, Richard Burton, incredibly handsome and slim with his 1st wife Sybil speaking to Bogart. Love these videos of the great icons of Hollywood. Thank you. Xxx

[@Brace67]

An absolutely great collection of home movies of the rich and famous of long ago at ease and relaxing. Never saw these before. Thanks for posting them.

[@hughhaefner5486]

Very cool video. All the major players of the era and a very young Richard Burton and Arlene Francis Bacall, Bogie and even Arlene husband who occasionally appeared on what's my line.

[@wecanthandletruths]

Great song, "The Summer Wind" :) thank you for sharing these. Stars are just people. We are peeking into their time together with friends having such a nice time.

[@bradfordbarrettluckotheIrish]

Just another reminder we’re all just passing through

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

Arlene Francis and husband Martin Gable are aboard, too, I see. Were we ever really that young? Looks like the summer of 1965...which happened to be the summer of my life...fantastic time to be young and alive.

[@2cutedolphins]

I was trying to figure out if that was Arlene Francis! Thank you!!

[@lindalee5871]

this was the fifties...Bogie died about 1957...

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

@Mazot Hortlak Good times, those. The entire fifties were great.

[@anniefannycharles9951]

Wow. Richard Burton looked unbelievable. This was a great home video, thanks for sharing!

[@craigwright2556]

Most of these 'Santana' clips are from 1952, Richard Burton had just arrived from England as a very young actor of 27, and a movie studio contract...to start shooting 'The Robe', The Bogarts practically adopted him right away, he stayed at their house a lot that first year....

[@bluejeanistic]

Just found this today. Thank you for a truly enjoyable trip down old Hollywood Way!!!

[@muse7746]

Brilliant to add "The Summer Wind" to this video. One of my favorite songs and it fits.

[@widndn]

This stuff is priceless, what a gift, thank you.

[@Rocks_Dad]

That was Richard Burton !!!! You can tell he was very hungover and was known for being a horrible alcoholic who frequently was passed out unconscious drunk somewhere in Bogie and Bacalls home while others paid him no mind. Thanks.

[@HomeAtLast501]

It's sad that so many people today romanticize the celebrity alcoholics and their alcoholism from that era.

[@Rocks_Dad]

@HomeAtLast501 people in that era drank about 5x what we consume today. Of course, their kids were not dying left and right from drug overdoses either but that was to come. ( Actually, barbiturate based sleeping pills killed tens of thousands - Marilyn Monroe for example)

[@HomeAtLast501]

@@Rocks_Dad How do you know people in that era drank 5X what we consume today?

[@Rocks_Dad]

@HomeAtLast501 you can google it. Americans today drink much much less than our forefathers. We consume more drugs but we drink much less. Maybe I'll send a link if I,can find it easily

[@Rocks_Dad]

@HomeAtLast501 people used to consume much more illegal homemade liquor than they do now also- kinda hard to know the real figures

[@Classicgirl52]

I love Frank!! And these home movies are so enjoyable. :)

[@mariaelenabenitez9216]

qué hermoso y valioso video , te amooo bogie

[@3myway]

You deserve a reward for finding this! Good job!

[@tonylocks28]

Good ol days. They wouldn’t believe what’s happening today. Rip

[@joefran619]

got that right

[@ThomasMayer123-f8f]

What year was this recorded?

[@trs4437]

They lived through the Great Depression and WWII!

[@jenniferharrison1010]

They played their part ,in bringing in the agenda today , they part same club ,hollyweird pedo lineage

[@doriefox6034]

Richard Burton & lots of babes - love the record player - priceless!

[@margaritamclean2297]

If they only knew the danger of smoking cigarettes. In those days it was something normal, although nowadays there are many more dangerous drugs, but luckily kind of under control and not allowed in public. Thanks for this video. I know all of these people through my parents and screen magazines and I always admired their talent and beauty.

[@williamgallucci9913]

Wow this is wonderful to watch all of these stars just enjoying being alive and enjoying each others company

[@Xeyedjohn]

Incredible footage

[@ramjet3694]

They live a life that's full...and they did it their way...big time.

[@cleawox]

Although they were rich and famous. You don't have to be to have fun. Find some water let your hair down and get your friends together. Sinatra hated being alone. This was right up his ally. Nothing better. And worshiped Bogart.

[@drawn2myattention641]

If these people weren't living the dream, I don't know that anybody lived it.

[@nilanjana_]

everyone else and then there's Frank. Truly fun to be around.

[@Brace67]

Humphery Bogart was a skilled and excellent sailer. His great love was his 55 foot racing yawl the Santana shown in this rare clip. I heard him remark in a sound bite once that if people didn't understand and appreciate the sea they should stay off of it.

[@strothermartin5368]

September of my years, Salute Frank.

[@brandonneely9982]

Bogie was REALLY bald,. Thank you for posting this video. Back when Hollywood was Hollywood.

[@lesliekorshak]

Thanks for posting these wonderful clips - and the musical addition which was just perfect - The boat by the way, was the Santana and belonged to Bogart and Bacall.

[@richardbarbash3020]

Yo

[@lenhummel5614]

Truly playful moments among celebrity performance genius. They lived it. No one had more class & respect than Bogey & Becall.

[@jadezee6316]

really? cause bogart made fun of the hollywood scene...while bacall...slept with Sinatra while her husband lay in bed dying of cancer

[@bredadaly8620]

Hollywood movies

[@dboboc]

Bogart was real classy; by messing around on his wife with Becall .

[@ericstenzel6835]

@@jadezee6316 Right you are. She slutted out on dying Bogie.

[@Deb545]

Wow! Very cool! Richard Burton was a real hottie!!

[@johnbettano6026]

The yacht Santana. And she is still around. beautiful she is.

[@devilduke0]

Wow thanks for the share....It’s great to see candid moments like this footage...

[@emilyhayek1132]

Thanks for showing this. Wow beautiful people enjoying themselves. These were truly talented lovely people. Probably all are gone now. It was a great time to be alive and so much GREAT TALENT

[@williamogilvie6909]

Stars getting drunk and having fun. I am so glad that yacht has such high life lines.

[@turk5832]

At 6:03, Lauren Bacall ready to make a move on Richard Burton....Bogey must have been ticked off! Lol

[@PaTudie]

I really enjoyed this video.

[@bwsescal]

It's not every day you see something new!

[@Michaelbos]

The Great days of star quality. They all knew each other’s and we’re friends. Today’s fools are fools.

[@michaellast1224]

Shut the fuck up, rightwinger. Always has to be stupid ignorant comments from rightwingers in every video from the past. Back when this back when that. The world today is a hell of a lot better than it was back then no matter what Trump tells your brainwashed old ass

[@gauchohombre1768]

You say complete truth. The 'actors' today, as well as the movies, simply garbage.

[@jerrygovjanian3213]

Yea, good post

[@disorientatedmidge2395]

Looking into Betty Bacall's eyes looking back at the camera at 5:47 is like looking into eternity. Just look at that. Oh my.

[@TheHeraclion]

richard burton was gorgeous here!

[@MrImiller07]

Sinatra and Bogart were very close friends until Bogart's death in 1957, after which Sinatra became romantically involved with Bogart's widow, the actress Lauren Bacall; they were engaged briefly, but never married. Bogart, Bacall, Sinatra, Mike Romanoff, David Niven, Judy Garland and their spouses were members of the Original Rat Pack. One of the guests is Adolph Green, who wrote Singin In The Rain with Betty Comden.

[@flashdance5574]

Frank and Bacall never married because she told the press of their engagement, which annoyed frank, so he just cut her out of his life, never spoke to her again

[@brapp5973]

@@flashdance5574 Yes. Sinatra was not always a gentleman. Though I believe he helped Ava Gardner (who had dumped him years before) financially in her later years, and that he paid for Judy Garland’s (first) internment. He had his moments.

[@flashdance5574]

@@brapp5973 yes he was very generous in that respect

[@drydesert8036]

From what I have read it was Bacall that gave them the nick name "Rat Pack". You are so right about them being relaxed and being friends...

[@pacarabahan1910]

Frank is the man always ❤️

[@williamgallucci9913]

He sure was

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

He couldn't shine Bogarts shoes.

[@Pudsy440]

cool old home movies, thanks!

[@Emy-sw9df]

Bogie so much style always...

[@barbarah9917]

Ty this was great!

[@gterrymed]

Sea sick cute. A very nice home movie

[@paulcooper8818]

Bogie's onboard, nobody mess with the strawberries

[@wrekkingcru]

It's all fun and games til Bogie breaks out the Tai Chi balls and starts swirling them around in his hand...

[@robertc.johnson310]

BBarfo, To see Bogart,Bacall, and Burton together before Elizabeth Taylor is amazing to see let alone the entire video. Thanks a

[@redbird1824]

Bogie loved the sea and was a darn good sailor.

[@Mike4metal]

Legendary!✨✨✨

[@degsbabe]

Yes-definitely the old and the new here ! Bogie and Richard Burton no less . Wonder if Richard thought back to his humble beginnings back in Pontrhydyfen. Most likely he did. R.I.P .

[@NYVoice]

With Sinatra I caught Arlene Francis and Adolph Green. And Richard Burton with Bogie? I never would have expected...as for Ms Betty? Smokin'!

[@MTknitter22]

yup a heavy smoker all her life along with Bogie

[@signjoey]

also Martin Gable

[@spiff8862]

Who wasn't a heavy smoker back then??? Ten years later (1965) in the Roddy McDowell videos everyone is still smoking up a storm....

[@mjjoseph5027]

damn...burton was gorgeous

[@justsayin397]

He really was x

[@VincentAgostino-gy6hr]

Using the footage of Sinatra with the record player to drop the music in was a great editorial move…

[@peace-yv4qd]

I didn't realize that Richard Burton and Sinatra hung out together.

[@billbrimmer1739]

That must have been when Burton was filming “The Robe.” Bogey was still alive. Lauren Bacall was a very attractive woman.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

0:41 Oh, such an appropriate song, and my favorite of Sinatra’s. 😊

[@GODTHESOOTHSAYER1]

Great vid...

[@teeniebeenie8774]

sinatra.... never undersstood it. thx tons for these !!!!

[@76006linda]

haha looks like everyone has a hang over!

[@kelvinlewis4065]

Richard Burton ...Welsh legend !!

[@simonemueller7693]

I love wooden boats that are made like that I've seen a few canoes like made out of wood like that

[@Loejyrrab]

Well thanks! I usually get called dumbass around here. For my political comments, of course. But here, no politics at all. I sure would have loved to be a fly on the wall on that boat. Some of my favorite people were there. Bogie and Bacall, Frank.et al.

[@billbrimmer1739]

Bogey passed away in 1956, so my guess is 1953-55. Richard Burton is only in his late 20's here. Lauren Bacall is quite beautiful, and her wonderful personality heightens her attractiveness. Frank Sinatra is a real joker here, and he was class friends with Bogey and Bacall. Even celebrities can have fun.

[@Bbarfo]

I agree, 53 to 55....Bogie actually passed in Jan 1957, but most of 1956 he was very ill and did not venture out too much subsequent to major cancer surgery in March (1956).

[@drydesert8036]

Thank you for your genuine heart felt comments.

[@triplanelover]

terrific film thanks ; I could identify all my favorites and then I saw a pretty blonde, she wore a necklace I have seen many times...its a diamond heart around her neck, ah yes, that was Arlene Francis ! She always wore that trinket....looked like a good time

[@spiff8862]

Sad story. Many years later Arlene was mugged and that beautiful necklace was ripped off by the mugger.

[@muse7746]

Richard Burton and 1st wife Sybil are in this and I spotted a very young Paul Douglas, whom I almost didn't recognize. Great video thx.

[@christoph404]

nice to see Sinatra and Bogie throwing their hairpieces to the wind and going natural!! Bogie was great friends with renowned British cinematographer Jack Cardiff, there is a hilarious photo taken on Bogie's boat where Cardiff who was as bald as an egg grabbed Bogie's hairpiece and plonked it on his own head the wrong way around and someone snapped a photo just as Bogie and the group were laughing hysterically at the prank....they never took themselves too seriously in those days, I think folks back then had a more realistic self depreciating attitude.

[@lisasteimer5860]

Love Bacall!

[@artsurfliteratura]

6:17 this guy looks exactly like Felipão, couch of Brazil's soccer team in the 2002 Word Cup, where Brazil was the champion

[@Heres_Johnny.]

2:25 Arlene Francis. Just before her is Martin Gabel, her husband.

[@noblenotes27]

Great stuff

[@kimbradley9595]

Was cleaning busineses and houses to this

[@laurapearson3370]

Richard Burton was so gorgeous

[@filmjazz1]

Just Great..

[@johncurcio3621]

To bad for the added clicking projector sound, I had to keep the volume all the way off.

[@mauricioduron3193]

Pretty neat. That would be Richard Burton with Bogart at about 05:06. Also, perhaps director Richard Brooks an 07:01 and on the magazine photo on display. It just ocurred to me: there might be some to ask who Burton and/or Brooks are!

[@billbrimmer1739]

Great videos. Lauren Bacall was very attractive.

[@jackjackeroo6221]

wow! Arlene Francis and Martin Gabel on Sinatra's boat. This is beautiful. Who is the guy clowning around in the long sweater?

[@gingin6246]

1950s for sure. Before Burton met Taylor. Amazing.

[@tonichappell7596]

Bogart passed away January 57 so this is probably 56

[@Suve35967]

Sinatra, Bogart, Bacall Burton i recognise.❤

[@marco27c1]

The "clown" is Adolph Green Lyricist and playwright. Green was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1980. Over his career, Green was nominated for 12 Tony Awards, winning seven of them.

[@MrBluoct]

The good life ~

[@Alexander-tj2dn]

These people had really good lives.

[@marco27c1]

Among the guest are Arlene Francis (1907-2001) one of the most charming women ever and her husband Martin Gabel (1911-1986).

[@R._Thornhill]

Could have done without the annoying clicking of the projector, which was completely unnecessary.

[@johnnymensi1865]

And they never thought about getting old and dying

[@ernestconnell8087]

Give me Lauren Bacall any day.

[@jennifersmall4027]

Richard Burton - wow.

[@infrantasi]

I just don't think of these folks as rich and famous-there was a warmth in our culture that they kept in touch with, and didn't act like friggin' prissy ass prima donnas. Speaking of today's generation, they are prissy ass prima donnas who are extremely dull as public figures, like Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Gwyneth Paltrow-and it's also 60 years after this era, and celebrity has become so banal and routine. No magic, even deNiro and Streep are tiresome and dreary.

[@BuckyBrown-lt4ry]

DeNiro is clearly a POS.

[@kateym7836]

Glad included Streep. Was this after Dorothy Kilgallen died.

[@johnnyg3681]

@@kateym7836 I'M PRETTY SURE IT IS BEFORE DOROTHY DIED. SHE DIED ON NOVEMBER 8, 1965, AND THESE FILMS ARE CLEARLY BEFORE THAT. SINATRA WAS MARRIED TO AVA GARDNER FROM 1951 TO 1957.

[@bigbandsrock1]

Where in the heck did you get this flick? Wow!

[@fever_spike]

Poor Frankie trying not to be sick on camera at 4:00...

[@vg5157]

What year is this ? Wonderful people,those boats still exist ? Do you imagine the emotional value of those ships ?

[@evetsnitram8866]

Bogie went in '57 so its just before.

[@AdrianaLaCerva126]

Brilliant

[@theressamurphy2996]

Gosh...Richard Burton was a very handsome man.

[@buchpiuma]

and Richard Burton too!!!!

[@pokergalpoker]

I was watching an interview before this where Sinatra's daughter Nancy asked Frank what kind of father he thought he was and naturally he says in the early days he wasn't around much and judging by these home movies, he sure was honest. He's out living the good life and Nancy whom I'm sure regardless of the help she had was always home with the kids!

[@stevencoffman]

that was so awesome to see sinatra with a mustache and goatee

[@allison9090]

WTH are you talking about???

[@HolgerRuneFan]

OMG!!!! Young Richard Burton at 5:22 with his then-wife, Sybil at 5:39.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

Thanks.