Lauren Bacall: Intimate Portrait

[@michaelgarel4279]

Lauren Bacall is still one of those women who make you wonder about the possibilities, but she also was a force to be reckoned with. I'd say she conquered her fears, and came full circle in her ambition for the stage, and that's no small potatoes. As a staunch New Yorker myself, I could relate to her insights. She was fascinating, distinctive, and a rare beauty. To have all that and talent too, makes her great.

[@sweetpea7455]

She was so freaking beautiful to me.

[@tonylarkin1737]

Women had something called class and Hollywood had class now it's a joke

[@sophiefairbanks1412]

She is a fantastic Dame! I have seen a lot of plays but never saw her and it is a great regret!

[@alixvhessen]

I love how completely she mixes up the lyrics of her German cradle song "Hänschen klein" and makes up something completley sensless :DDDD

[@lymanevolution1188]

Yes Lauren was beautiful. Hepburn as well

[@vistalette]

Beauty and cleverness

[@garrettdavis6500]

The 1st woman in her 60's 70's I FOR SERIAL WISHED I COULD DO !!!!!

[@Bustygirl-dz1wi]

Madonna take note this is how to age gracefully

[@234dream_big]

Plastic sergery takes note for them

[@peachesj4748]

@@234dream_big What?

[@anibalfernando3027]

Not only Madonna there are thousands around ..Sign of the Times

[@Emptynestballerina1]

She was a homewrecker b Madonna be yourself

[@gregorall9779]

It is way too late to encourage madonna to be anything other than what she is, which isn't much.

[@melissajackson79]

She was still so beautiful during this interview. A truly strong, energetic and brave woman.

[@jakemiles1427]

She looks manly to me

[@cecebear110]

She really was!

[@margaretmiller8815]

Lauren was one off last Movie Icon's. Real Actors loved her movies.

[@Dsky40]

She showed up on the Hollywood glitz and glamour scene bringing COOL. Everyone else would be in dresses and jewels, and she would have on a tailored pantsuit in absolute CONFIDENCE. That face, that voice and that cool.

[@sayitloudblcknproud]

Lauren was the ish!!! Just a badass!

[@Pretermit_Sound]

She was definitely the feminine manifestation of cool, auteur, with a seductive aura. A true original

[@maureenleigh4724]

She comes across as very likeable, not full of her own importance.

[@VanDowall]

Yes! And she had a fantastic sense of humor as well.

[@jackanthony976]

A long time hairdresser of hers was interviewed and stated that Bacall was very difficult and often mean and nasty to people she worked with.

[@r4b32t11]

JACK ANTHONY So she must have been Ellen De Generes role model .!!!

[@robertflannery2112]

@@r4b32t11 😂

[@faunaluv]

See I think the exact opposite, I did not like Lucille Ball either?

[@BuckyBrown-lt4ry]

In her early films especially, she was the sexiest female I have ever seen on screen. No one came close.

[@minniemouska4320]

Bucky Brown yes she was, and classy too.

[@billmoody2600]

Agreed. She just oozed it.

[@judyevancic4926]

She was a class act and did her best raising her three children. She was a terrific role model for younger woman.

[@tubester4567]

Except for hooking up with married men, and marrying a guy 25 years older than her.

[@adale2771]

I loved her husky voice.

[@Jocelyn_Jade]

@@tubester4567 No one is perfect. Still a role model regardless.

[@PT9546]

I'm with you! A strong and classy lady! No one's perfect! By the way while I would never say it's ok to have an affair with married men I really don't know what wrong with being with someone 25 yrs older.

[@shihlin1]

@@tubester4567That's very true....Bogie was very much married when he met Bacall in 1943.

[@frankborucki5540]

I took my mamma to see "Woman of the Year" starring Lauren Bacall on stage. She was one of my mamma's and my favorite movie star. She was wonderful, such stage presence. I felt like I was in front of royalty. Thank you Ms. Bacall !!

[@josecanisales3491]

Gregory Peck was a very decent man.

[@maureenleigh4724]

Yes, I agree with you Jose.

[@samiam74]

completely agree. He seemed charming and lovely.

[@cinemaparadiso1991]

My mother was crazy about Gregory Peck. She thought he was the limit.❤🎉

[@ifeelpretty5790]

He insisted that the then-unknown Audrey Hepburn’s name was just as big as his name in the opening credits of Roman Holiday, he was confident that she’d become a huge star from it and he was right!

[@julieraymond1743]

How sick that people cannot accept that some women have deep , low voices, like some men have higher pitched voices.This transgender/lesbian/gay, supposition about everyone dead or living, needs to stop.Focus on their talent, or something else. Hearing about their private affairs is sickening.

[@ourheavenlyfathergodis1445]

Julie Raymond Honestly, my voice is deep and people asked if I was a transgender. 🤣

[@christinahu300]

Nevermind what others say. I love her voice. I rather listen to deep voice than high pitched one any time.

[@Luckimee]

I LOVE her voice. You're absolutely right

[@mattmammone2338]

I get it. I'm gay but old fashioned. Its just as rude to assume sexual or gender identity in anyone dead or living. If you do not know someone just forget it, and if you do just be kind and respectful.

[@Jocelyn_Jade]

Love it! Yes! It’s the misogyny of people thinking women have to look a certain way to be considered valid and “feminine.” We all know she is truly one of a kind and far beyond capable than these judgmental people.

[@jasonhurd4379]

Wow. Not a word about Bogie and Bacall's defiance of the HUAC, an extremely courageous stance to take at that time. I'm disappointed.

[@jenjen07]

I love her voice! It's so melodic.

[@katiegrundle9900]

she was beautiful when she was young, and bogart was so cool. i wonder what h was like in real life

[@katiegrundle9900]

spellcheck. what was bogart like in real life

[@АлесяЛ-к9щ]

Oh God, she was so fucking beautiful, gorgeous face, amazing eyes

[@katelynwooley3080]

Absolutely adore Lauren Bacall ❤️

[@tinaloveseddie]

Katelyn Wooley same🥰

[@melschevelle]

I loved Natasha Richardson and was very sad at her death years ago. Lovely voice to listen to ❤️

[@MannyMensah94]

RIP Lauren Bacall and Natasha Richardson

[@mikeletaurus4728]

Miss Richardson possessed sufficient talent, stature and prestige as an actor to deserve this opportunity to narrate a biography of no lesser a personage than Miss Bacall.

[@thehapagirl92]

RIP to Natasha Richardson as well

[@moonlightlady6126]

Yes, I'd forgotten when I first saw this that Natasha had done the narrating. Makes one's mouth drop open to go back and hear her voice on there, and yes, RIP Natasha...gone too soon.

[@tiffsaver]

If someone like Gregory Peck called the way Bogey and Bacall faced his death, "with gallantry," who can say more?? RIP.

[@TheJohnpandy]

Gregory Peck, Katherine Heoburn, John Guilgud and Dirk Borgarde were all close friends of Lauren Becall and she was s fiercely loyal to her friends. I adored her. John.

[@ronaldrenken5737]

I think she was one of the most beautiful stars of the golden age of Hollywood. Right there with Maureen O'Hara and Myrna Loy, so many were so much better than Hollywood today

[@jacquelynwilliams3660]

I agree. I would add Katherine Hepburn to that list. Natural beauties, even before the hair and make-up artists got to them.

[@dennissettlemyre917]

Along with Rita Hayworth, Ava Gardner & Lana Turner. There were so many back then tho, lol.

[@lastdays3148]

And I'll add Dorothy Dandridge to the list of Golden Aged of Hollywood Beauties. Sadly the Golden Era of Movie Stars and the Glamorous Era are long gone.🤦🏾‍♀️

[@micheladerry5681]

and dont forget Lizabeth Scott,

[@mbd6054]

Stunning women all three, and with real character, humour and strength.

[@amittimorgan1830]

Omg I love her! She truly is amazing. Her personality is absolutely breath taking. She is gorgeous even in this interview. Stunning woman!

[@pulkwiat77]

lovely & beautifull woman.... & a very strong personality:)

[@tabathafeucht3513]

You can tell she truly loved Bogey when she talks about him. When she talks about Bogey and when she talks about her other relationships, it’s totally different. True love shows on the face. 😍

[@shdz57]

Lauren began an affair with Frank Sinatra the last year of Bogey's life as he suffered with lung cancer.

[@Tismeabbie]

LilBitOf Sandra and bogie slept with his secretary thought the marriage. Hollywood during that time was all like that. Doesn’t make love any less

[@cb885]

@@shdz57 hopefully it started after he died.

[@annnee6818]

It's still a bit unhealthy isn't it...?

[@Alexandrius_Caesar]

@@shdz57 he suffered from esophageal cancer, not lung cancer. And cheating is inevitable. If you plan to be with someone for life, there will always be a point in time where infidelity will occur. The best you can hope for is that you and your partner can be mature enough to discuss an appropriate way of going about it. Just because you’re married and in love doesn’t mean you can’t have a fling every so often. I think it’s actually healthy if you do. Couples start to grow depressed and resentful if forced to stay 120% faithful for decades on end.

[@robertsimpson5136]

One of the most likable people in Hollywood.

[@kerstindahlqvist9641]

She aged gracefuly. Without botox and facelifts.

[@karolinesmail489]

Kerstin Dahlqvist yes ! So true woman today try to keep this youth heck! We all age

[@dubbelhenke854]

I thought she was more attractive as elderly. And su funne....with Dame Edna and Tom Jones she is truly hilarious....

[@madeleine9907]

She did a facelift...

[@lindanathan359]

Heavy smoker as well

[@sandyk8594]

Transgenders in Hollywood goes all the way back! Nothing new under the sun.

[@TheJohnpandy]

I really had great admiration for Ms Becall. A great worker, artist and appreciator of other artists. A wonderful role model. john Sivorn

[@sherrydrake9578]

Wonderful role model? She broke up two marriages by having affairs with married men and left her 2 year old son behind for 6 months when she went with Bogie to the Congo to film a movie.

[@barneyiswantedforinternati4152]

india atkin sis snapped

[@jackanthony976]

She was nasty to her staff.

[@TheJohnpandy]

All you haters are the same. You must be loving tRump.

[@jackanthony976]

@@sherrydrake9578 Yes, she did leave her 2 year old son behind for six months, but so did Bogie. Lauren paid her "mommie dues" when she stayed off the screen for three years (1950-1953) to be a mommie. I don't know why women are the ones who are always expected to give up such things as careers when they get married and have children. And what did Bogie give up?

[@arieloteplus]

I can’t even start to tell how much I love Lauren Bacall, there will never be such a beauty, talent, class and humanity like hers. An incredible exemplar of human being.

[@maccracken76]

You said it brother!

[@SOOLRASMUS]

I named my 18 year old daughter after her,whats funny I didn't know she was jewish and her name was Betty :). my mother is jewish and her name is Betty

[@GFSLombardo]

"Lauren Bacall" was a nice Jewish girl named Betty Joan Perske born in the Bronx, NY. You can GOOGLE all of the movie stars to find out their "real names". Their names were changed, often times by their studios, because their real names sounded too dull (Mary Smith-Yuck!) OR too"ethnic". All the stars of the day wanted and needed names that sounded like "real Americans" and/or have "cool names" .Born in an earlier era, Leo DiCaprio may have been known as "Larry Daniels", and Al Pacino as "Allan Parsons", who knows?

[@dennissettlemyre917]

Most of their names were changed...Greta Gustafson was changed to Garbo. Lucille Lucerne was changed to Joan Crawford, who didn't like it cuz it sounded like crawfish, lol. The studios rarely kept the female names in particular.

[@minniemouska4320]

Gary L

[@marichristian1072]

What a gorgeous creature she was!

[@celialovett5880]

Roddy McDowell seems like a cool guy and a good friend too.

[@Johnodog]

He was a true gentleman

[@hippiedachshunds1632]

Bacall set the standard for class. Every inch a lady - a fascinating, impossibly chic lady.

[@laura69271]

the most beautiful woman on planet earth ever !!!!

[@johnnyb9218]

What I like about Lauren Bacall, and I never realised this until now, is how she is so effortlessly cool n seductive. Her voice is like hot gravel. I just love her.

[@steveweinstein3222]

Not that I'm advocating for it, but she, Lizbeth Scott and Veronica Lake's voices were like advertisements for chain smoking LOL.

[@bambi274]

​@@steveweinstein3222 they used to train them to have such voices

[@steveweinstein3222]

@@bambi274 No. These gals weren't trained to sound like foghorns.

[@GFSLombardo]

Enjoyed every one of Bacall's movies except "Designing Woman" with Grgory Peck. Ironically, she once said in an interview that it was her favorite role because it was a light romantic comedy, and working again helped her emotionally because it was her first film after Bogart's death.

[@LeslieGMN]

Bacall attended summer camp with my mother-in-law, who saw her again very late in both their lives and reminded Bacall that she’d been called “Baby” because she was the youngest. Bacall let out that great laugh and begged, “Oh stop, you make me feel SO OLD!”

[@maccracken76]

Thank you for sharing this story! I love it

[@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796]

@@maccracken76 My husband LOVED your response: thank you! We so miss his mother, who lived well into her nineties...

[@brittanyhyatt3407]

This may sound weird but she has the most AMAZING eyebrows! What a stunning beauty ❤️

[@mariaeddycesario3067]

And her voice .... boy-ohboy-ohboy!!!

[@deangoss2564]

Saw MS Bacaall in Aplause...Aplause on stage in the 70' s.What an amazing talent... OMG

[@theardentartist]

I really like this Bio. I always thought she was so glamorous. Sad too to hear the commentor, Natasha Richardson who also passed away.

[@CountrySing]

at only 45. Sad.

[@dennissettlemyre917]

And she only bumped her head skiing and had a slight headache later on. Poor girl went to sleep and died. I think of some kind of aneurysm or internal bleeding. Scary to think about how easy that could happen to any of us.

[@dennissettlemyre917]

Natasha Richardson, I was talking about of course. She was married to Liam Neeson at the time.

[@lyncressler2608]

@@dennissettlemyre917 it was such a tragic simple accident .. I miss her so much

[@analovesflowers]

Gosh I wish I would’ve known her. I seen her in a lot of Rock Hudson home movies. She seems fun and yet down to earth but will tell u like it is. I love the stories of old Hollywood.

[@izzy8246]

She was so gorgeous.Wonderful lady.

[@bellabelisarius5929]

Beautiful Lauren Bacall!!!

[@lindanathan359]

Great woman tall & very attractive, intelligent & interesting. Betty really lived life to its fullest

[@rayjay3616]

She's so beautiful inside and out..... So beautiful 💝💝💝

[@kirsteni.russell5903]

It's wonderful that her youthful dream of acting in the theater came true--big time! Broadway!

[@reinacoffee8557]

A woman of great beauty, glamour and elegance.

[@jenniferjoseph7873]

Such an inspiration. I’ve had my share of hard times but the way this courageous lady never let anything keep her down gives me courage to face whatever lies ahead. If I can be half the badass woman she was, I’ll be deliriously happy. I’m in the process of reinventing myself thanks to the opportunity of a divorce after 20 years of marriage and I have discovered a passion for acting. At almost 59, I don’t care who thinks it’s a crazy idea. And that sounds like something Lauren Bacall would say 😎. I thoroughly enjoyed this biography.

[@sknyz2452]

Love from Mexico, Jennifer. I hope you have a great life.

[@EnergyAssessor-du3yn]

Jen you are your own person 50 is not old -go live a good happy full life x

[@jamesjennings9111]

R.I.P. Natasha Richardson ❤

[@luciapiazzaumberger2117]

Lauren Becall was absolutely stunning! Talented, smart & what a heart!!

[@Jenjen-qc5eq]

The 90s supermodel Tatjana Patitz and the British actress Charlotte Rampling have the same look as Lauren Bacall. UK

[@araymond1able]

As I watch this Dark Passage is on TV. Lauren lived another 57 years after Bogart passed away. He was born in Christmas Day 1899. Two years ago the last person still alive from 1800's died.

[@rachelgarber1423]

I just read about that on the internet

[@andrrgar2947]

1211e313121312

[@bellarose8511]

Seriously stunning! 🌟

[@anastasia10017]

I used to bump into miss bacall around town and in business. she was one tough cookie.

[@lindanathan359]

sure sounded like it

[@nobody9126]

AbsoluteTruth how

[@jeanettesattora1078]

You are so insecure to say this!!! Please get some psychiatric help!!!💜💜💜

[@tompaulcampbell]

@AbsoluteTruth No, matter how you mean that, it is you that comes off as the BITCH!

[@meghanodonoghue9066]

@AbsoluteTruth reasoning?

[@yesreneau]

What a cool person

[@olivia6063]

She was one classy lady.

[@rubywlee3831]

Bogieandbacall real class

[@paigegee5921]

She definately had a "type" lol god love her even in her naughtiest (stealing married men) she made it look classy..

[@caribbeantigress]

Paige Gee stealing married men? Like they are some newborns? Outdated...

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

You can't steal husbands. They choose to go.

[@dennissettlemyre917]

So in terms of stealing married men, how would you compare her to the queen of that...Elizabeth Taylor, lol?

[@moniquewhite2850]

I hope no one believes it. GOD is love not hurting good familys

[@heathermarie3820]

@@ingloriousbetch4302 it's gross either way

[@p_nk7279]

Pretty great in everything she’s in. I love her in Murder/Orient Express - perhaps underrated, I think she’s the best part of the film! Read her autobiography’By Myself.’

[@shihlin1]

To this day I don't know how she lost the Oscar to Juliette Binoche "The English Patient", there's just no comparison between the two. Lauren was great in "Mirror Has Two Faces".

[@GFSLombardo]

Bacall was consistently snubbed by the Academy throughout her career. Her late career Oscar for her relatively minor role seemed more like a "make up award" in lieu of a 'lifetime achievement award".

[@judydavis741]

@@GFSLombardo mo .

[@dennissettlemyre917]

Was Jane Russell in "the mirror with two faces"? I ask cuz I just watched a doc about her and I think that was a title of one of her movies that bombed. Howard Hughes was the head of the studio at the time. If so, it bombing at the box office could be why she lost. Possible there was more than one film with the title I guess.

[@hairanirodzi3109]

Yep i did want Lauren to win too but Juliette's performance in The English Patient is very good . And yet again, it's academy award not people's choice award

[@shihlin1]

@@hairanirodzi3109Bacall said not so subtly Harvey Weinstein had something to do with Juliette's win ("The English Patient" was a Miramax production). In other words, Bacall attributed her loss to Harvey's extravagant "vote buying" in Hollywood.

[@susieenglish302]

She just loved him and he just loved her. Faults and all

[@liamkilburn2456]

Hello Susie, How are you doing?

[@pauledwards4333]

Saw her in the lead role musical APPLAUS end of 1973 in London. She was amaz zing

[@daya820]

Such a wonderful biography!

[@alanfoster6589]

Read her own autobiography. Excellent book.

[@jeanettesattora1078]

She was a formidable woman!!💜💜💜💃💃💃💕💕💕💅💅💅💞💞💞💋💋💋💗💗💗❤❤❤💓💓💓💓💓💓💙💙💙💚💚💚💛💛💛😍😍😍

[@alphabeast8700]

An other Beautiful Lady!

[@hannahbetts2012]

Oh, she was such a divine, incredible lady. How I wish she were alive, so I could meet her and tell her so in person. What I would give to do that. There will never be another more lovely creature walking the earth than Miss Lauren Bacall💜

[@lindseysloan8735]

I see why Dita Von Teese was so starstruck. I am loving this!

[@mayaa5048]

Lindsey Sloan- because she had no moral code. Man lost respect for her because of her inability to closed her legs.

[@annasloan2349]

Iwould be star struck also...dita probsbly loves these old hollywood leading ladies and they are clearly her inspiration

[@octo.lina69]

@@mayaa5048 Usually people who shame & judge other people, lack a lot of self-awareness. Perhaps reevaluate yourself

[@nicholeandalby]

"There's a moon in the sky and a star in the sky and it'd nighttime when you see them" 🤣

[@katedunno3991]

Love that whiskey tenor voice

[@Jocelyn_Jade]

@@michellerenee5028 Not even. Men’s voices have a much lower resonance. Only her pitch was low.

[@JuliaVanVreeStatenVl]

Can't stand that she's gone. Hollywoods IQ dropped by half.

[@disappearintothesea]

She seemed so down to earth and truly enjoyed doing what she did without any scandal or gossip. They don't make 'em like that anymore.

[@Lafayette320]

Gorgeous Miss Bacall was incredible. A most erotic experience is watching her smoke a cigarette. It was said that after she lit up in To Have and Have Not, 1 million women took up the habit. She was only 19. Barbara Bain/Cinamon Carter ranked.

[@pagerhoads1531]

I wish I would have never started smoking. I wish they were illegal. I look at all the Hollywood stars ruined by smoking. Not just their physical features but their voices too It's sad. I have been smoking 33 years I can't quit.

[@sayitloudblcknproud]

You can quit.

[@proudmarinemomma827]

Where there’s a will, there’s a way 😊

[@anne156]

she graduated at 15???

[@shalanathomas7751]

LOL same thing I thought!

[@LeslieGMN]

She was a smart girl (and then woman, of course)!

[@42kellys]

I just like her so much! She is one of the greats! And she is a star on her own account it has nothing to do with Bogart and it has never had.

[@cynthiawilliams737]

One thing she mentioned in many interviews was how wonderful Old Hollywood really was (meaning the people) & often said she had a bad taste in her mouth over the present Hollywood & she probably isn't the only one!!

[@nyc78]

My favorite screen legend. ❤️

[@lowerclassbrats77]

I just saw her in Dark Passage, what a great film.

[@jackanthony976]

As far as I am concerned Dark Passage is the most interesting of all the Bogart/Bacall films.

[@1m2rich]

I saw her in Catus Flower on Broadway. She just about blew everyone else off the stage.

[@trialandcreate]

I wish I had seen her on stage!!! Amazing presence

[@alexandrarusu6230]

Hello from Romania to everyone watching this beautiful woman 🤗

[@proudmarinemomma827]

Hello from USA!

[@rickloschett2061]

I love Betty! Class Act, Very Beautiful, sexy, Loving, Kind, Loyal, Talented. Just so wonderful and strong! A Gift!! A True Star!!!

[@chrisbarclay6127]

Wondering what happened to the kids ...... ???? Where are they today .....???

[@Jocelyn_Jade]

Google is your friend!

[@gaymichaelis7581]

I love Lauren Bacall or Betty Bacall!!! 🤗. Oh I love the way she looks or still looks in the spirit world, and I love her voice so much! I love the deepness and raspiness and sexiness about it! Thank you so much for making this video about Lauren and her life, because I actually didn’t really know anything basically at all about her!!! I think she had or has a very good heart and spirit! I’d like to read her autobiography! I bet it would be fun! Though sad, when Humphrey Bogart gets cancer of the throat or esophagus, etc.

[@SirParcifal]

You know, as soon as he said who's that lanky kid with the cat face, I just thought of BECALL playing CATWOMAN

[@tombennett3827]

SirParcifal, Carol Channing and Ethel Merman would also have been good as Catwoman.

[@SOOLRASMUS]

how pretty she was

[@m.e.d.7997]

She was.

[@АлесяЛ-к9щ]

Watching this video makes me leave comments over and over 'cause Lauren you're so fantastic woman, so down to earth, so humorous, a stunning beauty, your eyes are WOW, they shine like cat's, your voice is pleasant for ears and the way you're talking makes listen to you with an open mouth.

[@Eugeniadella]

Beautiful woman. The actors of that time (some of them at least) seem so grounded & down to earth... where has the industry gone so stray!!!!

[@r4b32t11]

Amazing and classy… LOVE HER ❤😊

[@yakopro49]

A solid role model for women in ths entertainment industry. Solid loyal wife and mother. A rarity in Hollywood. Very surprised

[@Sabreene25]

"Jewish but doesn't look it"... That's fucked up

[@prissylots4060]

Ms bacall, I always thought you were so beautiful, I wanted to look like you. Still do. If I ever had the money for plastic surgery, I will try to look like you. It may be to late for me now, but I can dream.

[@charlottewinslow4132]

PRISCILLA LOYA. DREAMS MAKE US HAPPY.

[@anairenemartinez165]

55 cents a Broadway play balcony seat!

[@aaronsrok3422]

To be praised by Bette Davis must have felt like a dream.

[@shihlin1]

Bacall didn't get to become who she is by being nice and considerate to those around her, so I don't understand all these comments about how nice she was. She was widowed at 33 with three children and suddenly had to make a living for her family. Not EZ in those times the 50's-60's. She had to develop a tough exterior to prevent from being taken advantage of in Hollywood. I'm sure men came onto and propositioned her after Bogey's death, she and Sinatra were practically engaged to get married (she thanks the heavens that didn't happen), she said it wouldn't have lasted anyway. Lauren Bacall is what we call the ultimate "tough cookie" and she's stepped on more than her share of toes.

[@merciless41582]

Her voice is the deepest I've ever heard from a woman. But it was so exotic, stimulating, and a turn on. I watched her for the first time in a movie with Humphrey Bogart and I didn't expect her to have that voice lol. Nevertheless, she is beautiful and was very bad back in the day.

[@tironnarexxmorriss2883]

Im so glad to share the sultry raspy grrrrowling voice &entrancing exotic features that old Hollywood women once commanded especially in this day of caterpillar lashes& glued on "baby hair"

[@stephenwilliams1269]

Bea Arthur is deeper lol.

[@madeleine9907]

Her voice was a great asset for her 👌

[@scottmitchell1974]

Her voice is absolutely a turn-on. Incredible.

[@dondressel4802]

If there was one woman that fit Bogey it was her

[@madeleine9907]

Imagine Monroe changing voice with Bacall 🤣

[@barbaraturner200]

She was absolutely beautiful and so very talented One great love of for life Humphrey Bogart It have to admire this woman She was everything that a woman aspired to be .Beautiful talented educated and sophisticated that was Lauren Bacall .

[@liamkilburn2456]

Hello Barbara, How are you doing?

[@kendrabethune4733]

who keeps up the intimate potrait i'm watching 1993 episodes and older like tisha cambell martin by kendra joy bethune i liked the program