Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall Interview at Home (1954)

[@bengtwahlstedt1021]

Two legends !! Great video !

[@wildflowers5555]

Humphrey Bogart cheated on his Wife of over 20 years openly ,with a 19 year old Seductress, Lauren Bacall, who at the time, was a brand new Actress who wanted to hang on to the Coattails of alcoholic, heavy smoker,ageing 'famous' man. (Hollywood tried to cover this sordid trash, by making it into some great Love Story.)

[@billhanner1059]

Three legends

[@mortalclown3812]

​@@wildflowers5555 How strange... Yet you're here, decades after their deaths to throw both gossip and invective. I'm sorry that your misery is all that radiates larger than your judgemental loathing. More's the pity.

[@wildflowers5555]

@@mortalclown3812 yet others are here years after their deaths, praising them profusely, defending them, as if they are DemiGods ; because they made a few Movies! ( I do what I feel is correct! IF the United States had not copied this Adultery free for all ; we would STILL have our Families,and not millions of babies aborted, boys without Father's to help raise them! I am a Senior Citizen and remember a United States you do not!

[@donnalayton6876]

I lost my father 1957 very shortly after father died, Bogie died shortly after, i was 13 and my world was ruined. I loved them both so very much.

[@celiabooth3411]

Seeing Bogart and Bacall with their children is so sweet. It's just sad that Humphrey didn't have long to be a father. 💗🌤🕯 R.I.P Humphrey Bogart

[@atombomb31458]

cripe he smoked a pack of ciggys just during the interview

[@angloaust1575]

She was his fourth and last wife which didn't last long Risky venture becoming A widow at an early age Should have waited for Someone healthier Who didn't smoke or Alcoholic!

[@joekavanagh7171]

​@@angloaust1575silly comment. She adored him, and the time she had with him was probably the happiest of her life. When you love someone, the quality of your time together is as important as the quantity.

[@penskepc2374]

​@@angloaust1575 it was the 50s kiddo, she might as well of found Atlantis

[@michaelcelani8325]

​. Bogart died in January 1957... this video was from 1954, Bogart was born Christmas Day 1899, believe it or not. ! , His father was a Doctor in NYC.

[@123abcdef3]

Bogie just sounds cool! Witty and confident! A true legend! And Betty is a beauty as well as intelligent with that extra spice about her.

[@HairHoFla]

Probably one of the most intelligent actors in hollywood history

[@mortalclown3812]

​@@HairHoFlaHe really was. I'm sorry that so much tobacco and alcohol were integral to life then - the stuff killed my Dad, too. Both of them died far too young. RIP

[@HairHoFla]

@@mortalclown3812 my father...a Texan airline pilot that smoked 2-3 packs Lucky Strikes nonfiltered a day...died just before this 56th b/day...mom died at 61 cancer...I've outlived both because I quit that crap..myself a 25 years 2.5 packs a day...27 years ago...and for my age(68) I need no medication

[@LPJack02]

RIP Humphrey Bogart (December 25, 1899 - January 14, 1957), aged 57 And RIP Lauren Bacall (September 16, 1924 - August 12, 2014), aged 89 You both will be remembered as legends.

[@suesmith2183]

I found Bogart mostly very dull.

[@michaelcelani8325]

​. He was intentionally restrained being on camera and a private type of person anyway.

[@mortalclown3812]

​@@suesmith2183Yet you visit with your negative vibes anyway. Classic. 😂

[@craigbhill]

Together they stood up to the fascist Republicans of their day.

[@gingergeezer3685]

Yet you are here. @@suesmith2183

[@wren3347]

I'm 67 and began my love for classic movies when I was 13, watching the late and late late show on TV. Humphrey Bogart was my idol and first love in the Warner Brothers stable of actors. I'm hooked on classic movies and still watch them almost exclusively over all movie genres. Tonight another rewatch of To Have and Have Not is on the menu. Thank you for this delicious tidbit.

[@kimbradley9595]

I watch these more than today's movies

[@123abcdef3]

You could see in their eyes how much they adored each other.

[@ingeabrahamsen4684]

Yes, they clearly had maintained the spark between them. The visible magic and electricity still intact.

[@UNKNOWN-se8gf]

Yes

[@jackjules7552]

@@ingeabrahamsen4684 But they disagreed on just about everything during the interview!!

[@ingeabrahamsen4684]

@@jackjules7552 Yes indeed, but notice the way they glanced at each other, you could tell the thrill wasn't gone. But I'm sure their marriage had it's dramas, and that Bogie wasn't the easiest man to live with. Still if anyone new how to handle him and keep him on his toes, it must have been Bacall.

[@blackpinups]

@@ingeabrahamsen4684 yes she was a New Yorker and so was he.

[@teetoo3790]

I miss old Hollywood actors like this. Such class and intelligence that is lacking today.

[@søren-8889]

They too did a lot of stupid things , but social media wasn´t there to document it. 😀

[@mortalclown3812]

​@@søren-8889Old biddy gossips have always been there to throw dirt: I see you still enjoy the task.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

70 years ago! Wow!

[@michaeljj43]

my gosh but she was stunning!!!!

[@doriemckay6935]

She was just 30 here. Stunning and beautiful woman. He's better looking here than movies.

[@theearl1477]

Lauren Bacall was not only a beautiful woman, but a lovely one to boot. What a personality and oh those hypnotic eyes! As for Bogie there was none better. Casablanca is one of my five favorite films of all time.

[@hayleyannamathieson7261]

Fabulous. I adore Lauren Bacall and Bogart was a fantastic actor. Such style.✨

[@westfield90]

I so loved this. I truly wish I had been born at that time. Class, style and decency.

[@cathihargaden1608]

Ditto find myself longing for class and style 😮

[@donnabaardsen5372]

​​@@cathihargaden1608 Then you are the one that must lead the way. I was born in 1955, and wouldn't be growing up today for anything. Those really were the best of times. I raised my now adult child based on those earlier times: the Andy Griffith show, Leave It To Beaver, etc. It pays off to buck the woke society we now live in.

[@AFMMD-q8]

Things that have been missing in America for quite sometime.

[@wildflowers5555]

Humphrey Bogart cheated on his Wife of over 20 years openly with the 19 year old Seductress Lauren Bacall who was a brand new Actress who wanted to hang on to the Coattails of alcoholic, heavy smoker ageing 'famous' man. ( Hollywood tried to cover this trash, by making it into some great Love Affair.)

[@mortalclown3812]

​@@donnabaardsen5372 I'm happy to be 'woke' - to be concerned for others and the planet - which could use a bit of help and TLC. Think less, perhaps, re: insulting lexicon and more about how we can fix needless division between us. Peace & light your way.

[@cynthiaennis3107]

Thank you. This was a real treat. They were very sweet people. Both down to earth. I loved seeing their children! Bogie’s ashes were buried with that whistle that he gave Betty. Such a sweet gesture.

[@gingergeezer3685]

Their ashes are interred together now.

[@charlescovey4912]

I love the days when well known and generally well respected interviewers could have interviews such as this with the stars! And Bacall with " the look ". Still fascinating!

[@mullen25]

three great people, three great legends. what a time capsule.

[@xxcharmed1xx]

I can see why they both fell for each other. Both extraordinary human beings! Such a shame bogie’s life was cut short at 57 years old.

[@123abcdef3]

Ed: "Where is the gift gifter?" Bacall: "The gift giver is inside. You want see him?" And then the camera follows Betty inside to eventually reveal Bogie. Even here you see so much mystery and mystique attached to this legend. He always seems just out of reach.

[@monichat]

When Bogie gave the whistle to Bacall, he wrote a note < My baby never needs whistling for me> or something similar

[@allisonhunter1063]

​@@monichat"If you ever need anything, all you have to do is whistle". Bacall put a whistle in Bogies casket at his funeral.

[@monichat]

@@allisonhunter1063 Bogie died too young - I have see ALL his movies

[@Littledove-mw1ed]

​@allisonhunter1063 Really? That's so cool.. That had to be a dreadful time for her 😢...glad she shared a few private moments with us...😊❤

[@monichat]

@@Littledove-mw1ed After Bogie's death, Bacall was soon going out with Sinatra. A bad experience, she wrote in her autobiography (BY MYSELF). After having known true love with a mature man, she was unprepared for Sinatra's behaviour. A wonderful singer but not too nice to women, except Ava who he adored. That's life.

[@dbkyhere9229]

Loved The African Queen!

[@neopoe4606]

Bogart and Bacall! Hollywood doesn't make them like that anymore. Two of the 'greats'! 👍🥰💯‼

[@joline2730]

The thing about this short interview is that Bogey never knew he would be REALLY famous one day. At the time of this, he was just an ordinary well-known actor ... 💟love you Humpty Go-Kart 😂😂🧡💗💓

[@allanclark2538]

A great interview, Bogart was one of the best actor's of all time, the Maltese falcon is incredible and Casablanca well what can be said

[@monichat]

I loved Bogart as an actor and as a man

[@michellelekas211]

It is just BIZARRE that he did not win the best actor award until THE AFRICAN QUEEN: far from his best performance...TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE.

[@judex3226]

The Big Sleep is my personal favourite Bogart movie 🎥

[@michaelcelani8325]

​. Me too. ! It is hard to beat Howard Hawks direction and screenplay by William Faulkner. Music by Max Steiner, top shelf people all around. I think it was from a book by Dashiel Hammet. Fun fact : it was filmed in 1944, but not released till 1946. One scene was added in 1946. the bar scene where they meet and talk about horse racing as a metaphor for sex.. racey for the times.

[@joekavanagh7171]

@@michaelcelani8325 written by Raymond Chandler

[@catherinecepuder3520]

Legends no doubt, it's both amazing and sad, there's Bogie sitting with his very small children and a cigarette in his hand and not too many years later he dies of esophageal cancer. Wow... so hard to think about but worth mentioning because I think Bogie's spirit would want us to pay attention to this cautionary warning. If you are a smoker, take care of your health and your children's health too.

[@charleshammer2928]

My dad smoked 40-50 Cigarettes per day. He passed at 60 years of age. Like Bogie you rarely saw him without one.

[@GiftSparks]

@@charleshammer2928Yes, you can see Edward R. Murrow also with the cigarette in his hand. Back then, when you were an adult, the cigarette was stapled to your hand. Pity. Bacall was also a smoker/drinker. Yet she lived to a very old age.

[@MTknitter22]

True and in those days, cigarettes REALLY stunk as those of us past a certain age can attest. Nicotine-stained fingers too. Yuk

[@trevorsloan2047]

Some people can smoke their whole lives no cancer and someone never exposed to smoke can develop cancer. Luck of the draw, how do you want to live. Doesn't help with the extra additional chemicals and all but I don't think vape nicotine is the answer quite the opposite

[@KayEl58]

I've been a fan of Bogart since I was a child and a fan of Lauren Bacall since my teens. I've seen many interviews witb Bacall over the years but this is the first I've seen with Bogart. Fantastic to watch this.

[@marktosh3739]

Two legends INTERVIEWED by a legend !

[@moongoddess1962]

Wow! Seeing Bogart with his little family...what a Gem of a video ..Lauren Becall loved him very very much❤ ...

[@jv-ep2tc]

I read her autobiography years ago and was amazed by it, so well written. And to watch her here I can see who she was with him and then of course after his passing. I see a hard shell formed around her as a widow [anger and trauma does that to a person]. How grief stricken she surely was.

[@melaniefowler8841]

Loved her book!

[@lisasharf1442]

Their son wrote a book, too. I think it’s called “In Search of My Father”.

[@cynthiawilliams737]

That era of Actors is gone & nothing compare's to them today!

[@Digital_Blondie]

Is it just me or did people just seem more real back then? More human.

[@sohara....]

@@Digital_Blondie people who are themselves, and are comfortable in their own skin, there's a charm about them, it's a gift.

[@Digital_Blondie]

@@sohara.... I agree. But something important has changed. People were forced to interact much more intimately and not through a medium. You can see that the music back then was all love songs about falling in love or having hearts broken. Now they sing about money or God knows what.

[@dora1980]

I think the same, they looked more normal too.

[@christineblaszczyk1602]

adorable children and Bacall and Boggie had each other's backs. That's called love.

[@ronaldmarcks1842]

Wow, thanks. What a treat!

[@greekveteran2715]

Wow!! I can't believe how things turn out sometimes in life! Read this: Humphrey Bogart said, that they planed to make the film: "The Man Who Would Be King" had been a pet project of John Huston's for many years after he had read the book as a child. Huston had planned to make the film since the 1950s, originally with Clark Gable and Humphrey Bogart in the roles of Daniel and Peachy.He was unable to get the project off the ground before Bogart died in 1957; Gable followed in 1960. Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas were then approached to play the leads, followed by Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole. In the 1970s, Huston approached Robert Redford and Paul Newman for the roles. Newman advised Huston that British actors should play the roles, and it was he who recommended Connery and Caine. Caine was very keen to appear, especially after he was told that his part had originally been written for Humphrey Bogart, his favorite actor as a young man..!

[@namcat53]

That was really great. Regular folks, very unpretentious, easy and funny. Nice.

[@christopherscottdixon3823]

Brilliant interview, never seen this before. TY for sharing. Both Bogey & Bacall, down to earth, speaking with humility & so much love for each other. Humour, honesty & wit. So sad to think that he passed away less than three years later.

[@jamesstewart8377]

Two true legends of the silver screen.

[@leonmaliniak]

Wow...what a fabulous and charming interview of these two personable stars. Both are so very well spoken and Bacall has to be one of the most beautiful and compelling beauties of all time and physically speaking, she seems extremely fit for that era...way ahead of her time

[@stephengiese7549]

Never seen either in an interview like this. Never seen bogart at all. Have seen Lauren a number of times. Never have seen a Hollywood couple at all. Very nice to see both and the kids relaxed and enjoying the interview. Never seen Ed like this. Thanks utube.

[@advids5572]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@msw8839]

There are several episodes of "Person to Person". If you have not seen it, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward is another engaging and interesting couple. Also Bobby and Ethel Kennedy with a bunch of their kids is really good.

[@Lee-mx5li]

Lauren, what a class act...

[@paulgrimm]

I’ve been watching their movies on Turner

[@orangezeb1659]

It's sad to see how this couple made it work in Hollywood despite the age difference only to have it all end w/in 3 years of this broadcast. It was remarkable that Lauren survived and even prospered for many years in widowhood.

[@michaelcait2935]

It is very sad that Bogie was dead only 3 years after the Ed Murrow interview and tragically all the sadder that wife Lauren Bacall was only 32 years old at the time and his 2 children were only age 2 and 8

[@monichat]

@@michaelcait2935 An older man should not have children

[@michaelcait2935]

@@monichat I'm not sure i totally agree that an older man shouldn't have children in Bogart's case i can see why with his chain smoking it probably wasn't the wisest choice but i think alot depends on the age of the wife. Bacall was only 21 when they married it's hard for me to see why she should have been denied having children when she married that young

[@monichat]

@@michaelcait2935 A father dies, a huge loss for young children. To be denied having children is not such a big problem, the planet is already at full capacity. Anyhow Ms Bacall had a child with her second husband.

[@greekveteran2715]

@@monichat What if a young man, has a car accident and dies. What if a young man, commits suicide, what if a young man, gets cacer and dies and so on.. I mean, what you say, about an older man shouldn't have children, is kind of wrong. You'll get old you know... if your logic and your feelings for other people, convince God to allow that to happen of course,

[@susanbartlett-ye6476]

Lovely! Clearly happy together and both loved being parents.

[@MarkOrwollTravel]

Just great. Fun seeing inside their home, seeing the kids, even seeing Bogie talk straight (not that he didn't always), as if there were no publicists around..

[@laleezy77]

I love her smile & wit

[@marquiswallace9957]

Lauren was stunning. Down to earth and seems to really love and respect her husband. Bogart is was steady and composed. Both are smart we’re as a whip.

[@UNKNOWN-se8gf]

I lost my words 💔 they are beautiful

[@ItsAlwaysRusty]

That whistle on Bacall's bracelet was buried with Bogart. Seeing it here is some eerie foreshadowing as Bogart was dead just a little more than three years from this broadcast.

[@GoldLeafPress]

I imagined him blowing the whistle in heaven and her leaving earth realizing he was finally calling to her. And they walked finally past the gates the way they did at the end of the movie “to have and have not”

[@RDnAC]

Wow. That’s a love story! She was a class act.

[@usamedsales3173]

It was just auctioned off

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Lauren Bacall is the antithesis of class, style and grace, even the way she walks and moves, speaks and uses her mannerisms oozes graciousness, intelligence, and genuine charm. And the way she looks at Bogey as he speaks, with total love, adoration, respect and devotion, warmly amused by his humor as they play off each other, is the stuff true love is made of. Bogey, the gruff straight shooter, clearly loved her to his very soul; supportive (“there’s nothing you can’t do” 😫♥️👏🏼), kind, warm and witty, looking at her with total devotion, respect and admiration, it’s obvious their love for each other was incredibly strong. And it’s apparent in this short interview, that they shared a crackling sense of humor, revealing a depth of connection and a compatibility deeper still than on screen. Perhaps Hollywood’s greatest love story, perhaps true soul mates, I never tire of watching them together. Their’s was a rare love, and they shared a white hot attraction for one another that crackled with electricity on the screen, and appears deeper still when you see them in person. I hope they are together even as I write this, somewhere in the great beyond.

[@Srednicki123]

antithesis?

[@francescobergamasco5069]

synthesis?

[@aggierowe9574]

Not antithesis, but the epitome :)

[@letsgobrandon5800]

Don’t you mean epitome of grace etc. Antithesis assumes the opposite, slovenly, classless ……………

[@gregoryphillips3969]

@@letsgobrandon5800 You're right antithesis means the opposite. Bacall was the definition of class and beauty no doubt.

[@michaelnaisbitt1590]

there will never be another Bogie Movie stars of thios era had so much class that is missing today except for perhaps 2 or three

[@esmesallnow]

"This is an empty room which is empty because we can't afford to furnish it. And out here is the swimming pool which is nearly finished..."

[@eloisebrynlee]

I know right! They hold parties in there though.. love it. 😊

[@sohara....]

He's got a dry sense of humour!

[@juliepurvis256]

Their home looks very modest for 2 huge stars!

[@mortalclown3812]

Those paintings were not exactly 'off the rack'.

[@MrRoute6600]

Bogie , What a Legend you are .

[@monichat]

OH ! Yes yes yes never to be forgotten

[@MrRoute6600]

@@monichat Thanks Monica , Paul

[@danielstanwyck2812]

Love them both and have done so for many, many years...

[@byron20]

i never thought id see an actual interview from Humphrey..a real legend..such a cute couple..she had beautiful eyes..

[@dora1980]

I read on wikipedia that in 1954 -55 Bogart couldn't eat and I think the cancer started around that time. He became a father when he was 50 years old and he died at 57.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

A FaceTime call in 1954. Amazing.

[@donquixote7361]

Bogie was a cool charmed dude,, seemed a little tired in that interview already,,, and his wife L. B. Was go getter ,,, a very strong woman . Too bad he passed so soon back then…

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Bacall placed the whistle with Bogie in his casket. 💔

[@saptakghosh4073]

In the interview, Bogie talks about John Houston's "The Man Who Would Be King". Sadly, he passed away before the movie was made. The movie saw the light of the day not before 1975.

[@1982violinist]

Bogie is star for ever ... I wish they were both alive and could read these nice comments

[@rudolphwatson1737]

Both were a great acting team! had the pleasure of meeting thier son Stephen Humphrey Bogart dead ringer for his dad! Here's looking like your dad Kid! Be safe everybody!🙂👍👏🙏

[@fifthbusiness1678]

A dead ringer? Sorry, but I see very little of the son in the father. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@rudolphwatson1737]

@@fifthbusiness1678 You have your right to your opinion. Be safe!

[@laurensmith7124]

Their son looks like a mixture between them both bogart and becall.

[@rumisfordrinkingnotburning]

I seriously wonder why lol

[@hannejeppesen1809]

I have seen Steven Bogart interviewed as an adult, he looks quite a bit like his dad.

[@penskepc2374]

That's the idea

[@lindafrazier8092]

Love his movie critique sow ,,, PBS?

[@robindore9582]

When actors knew how too actually act. Truelove you can see it in there eyes.

[@northdevonpictures826]

Stephen became a writer, producer, and businessman. Named after Leslie Howard: their daughter is a Nurse and Yoga instructor.

[@MTknitter22]

Stephen in 2023 is a realtor in Naples, FLA. Daughter is just a yoga instructor married to the top American yogi

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Two very charismatic personalities ...powerful charismatic pair 🌟

[@johnmaisonneuve9057]

Most actors are type casted. But Bogart has played in so many different roles, like the film noirs, then opposite type roles, ex. the African Queen, the Cane Mutiny. Amazing ability. He smoked heavenly all his life and died early of cancer. A great life. A great actor.

[@goittoog7563]

Two of my favorites, heres looking at you two, kids--R.I.P.

[@joycefolsom130]

great couple and great actors. They don't make them anymore

[@paradoxz22]

A true actor one of my favorite

[@rongendron8705]

I saw this interview when it was new in 1954 & can't help but think that these two great personalities, i.e. Humphrey Bogart & Edward R.Morrow, would die of the same disease, lung cancer, in two years & ten years, respectively! It's a wonder that Lauren Bacall, a heavy smoker herself, was able to live to 89, an exception to every rule, I guess! R.I.P.!

[@darrensmith6999]

I have come late to Humphrey Bogart but i am appreciating him now and have quite a Bogart DVD collection. Shame they never mad "The Man Who would be King"

[@madtcw4754]

I love these interviews

[@deniahmadhendra8842]

Great Duo : Capricorn and Virgo. I love these.

[@eloisebrynlee]

That’s right! 🩶 This interview is a gem.. thanks for uploading. 💎

[@ellap364]

What a fascinating gorgeous couple 💗💗💗 they were in love you can tell! I also love hearing all the old Hollywood 20th century names of actors deceased now. There is nothing like this anymore sadly 💜

[@donnajarvis9542]

Bogart is so charming! What a tough guy!

[@romanz3423]

Great video. Wonderful couple...very admirable.

[@advids5572]

Yes they are!

[@joeguzman3558]

Wow what beautiful children I didn't know they had children, the boy has her beautiful eyes , that was a beautiful time in America when people loved movie stars and respect them and the other way around too

[@cynthiawilliams737]

I loved the African Queen!

[@jackmackenzie2482]

I really enjoyed this video!! I just watched most of Casablanca tonight. I have on the DVR - so I’ll finish watching it tomorrow!! So nice to see these two Greats are so down to Earth!! 🙏🏻😎🙏🏻😎🙏🏻

[@Mark-yy2py]

Talk about smoking, Murrow was also a heavy smoker as well.

[@NYVoice]

Smoking took both Bogie and Ed. "Those damned cigarettes" as Ms Bacall said.

[@renan.csmaia]

They had so much chemistry that it's easy to forget that Bogart was 25 years older than Bacall.

[@travis-c5o]

She called Bogey, Sinatra, Martin and Lawford a "Pack of Rats." The beginning of "The Rat Pack."

[@craigbhill]

I had the pleasant experience a few years ago of visiting that home, now owned by a different family of course, where as it turned out Bogie died from rapidly spreading throat cancer less than 3 yrs after this interview with Edward R Murrow. His last film was The Harder They Fall.

[@henrivanbemmel]

Oh Bogie ... put out that cigarettee ... ! Ed Murrow is one of my heroes, 80 cigarettes a day killed him too. I can just imagine what a man of his integrity would have to say about Fox News!

[@queenslander7756]

1954……..I was 1 years old! 👶🏼

[@jeffreybennett323]

Just fantastic.

[@TheStevehow]

so sad that they only had three years left together.heartbreaking as they obviously loved each other very much.

[@andrewthacker114]

Very interesting clip, enjoyed very much.

[@advids5572]

Thanks for watching

[@garyfrancis6193]

Lucky they had TV cameras in their home in case Ed Morrow dropped by.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

Good one 😃

[@nofurtherwest3474]

How did they gets such a seamless live connection? What technology did they use?

[@michaelcelani8325]

​. Really good question . I do not have an answer. It almost looks like early videotape, if it was invented by then.

[@craigbhill]

@@michaelcelani8325 No videotape till several years after. This was a kinoscope, a camera recording a TV show live on film.

[@traderjoe141]

The Barefoot Contessa was an incredible picture

[@nbmaheswara]

Thanks for uploading this!

[@advids5572]

Your welcome & thanks for watching.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

You’re not your

[@kamillgran9408]

Amazing! Just amazing!

[@JoanSmith-t7k]

According to Lorna Luft’s book, Bogart lived next door to Judy Garland … 😊

[@twomindz79]

Really a delightful couple.

[@YvonneHanly]

Wasn’t a fan of Bogart but he came across really well in this interview and rather attractive!

[@LORDwilliamsDJ]

wonderful

[@owenmcgee8496]

Hearing the first few minutes of this, I said to myself that I didn't realise Bacall had such a New York accent (and I'm not even American) and then suddenly she's asked if she missed New York and shouts "yes!".

[@RDnAC]

I loved that part. The way she did that was perfect. No wonder Bogie was fascinated with her.

[@victoriaodegaard1]

Childing is my new favorite term for being pregnant

[@bluewave7120]

He was the coolest cat of the day

[@leonmaliniak]

She is a real beauty and was also an accomplished athlete