Research in progress, April 20, 2023
Humphrey Bogart Feature Films, 1930-1956
Of the 75 features Bogart had made, two thirds, or 48 films, were for Warner Bros., more than any other studio he was affiliated with.
Chronologically (by year)
Alphabetically (A to Z)
Title Year Role
1930: 2
A Devil with Women, Tom Standish, Fox Film
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Up the River, Steve Jordan, Fox Film
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1931: 4
Bad Sister, Valentine Corliss, Universal, distributed by Warner
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A Holy Terror, Steve Nash, Fox Film
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Body and Soul, Jim Watson, Fox Film
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Women of All Nations, Stone; Fox Film
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1932: 3
Big City Blues, Shep Adkins, Warner Bros.
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Three on a Match, Harve, Warner Bros.
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Love Affair, Jim Leonard, Columbia Pictures
1933: No
1934: 1
Midnight, Gar Boni (aka Call It Murder), Universal Pictures
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1935: No
1936: 5
The Petrified Forest, Duke Mantee, Warner
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Bullets or Ballots, Nick “Bugs” Fenner, Warner
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Two Against the World (aka One Fatal Hour), Sherry Scott, Warner
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China Clipper, Hap Stuart, First National Pictures
Isle of Fury, Valentine “Val” Stevens, Warner
1937: 7
Black Legion, Frank Taylor Warner Bros.
The Great O’Malley 1937 John Phillips Warner
Marked Woman, District Attorney David Graham, Warner
San Quentin, Joe “Red” Kennedy, Warner
Kid Galahad, Turkey Morgan, Warner Bros.
Dead End, Hugh “Baby Face” Martin Samuel, Goldwyn Prods
Stand-In, Doug Quintain, Walter Wanger Productions
1938: 6
Swing Your Lady, Ed Hatch, Warner
Crime School, Deputy Commissioner Mark Braden, Warner
Men Are Such Fools 1938 Harry Galleon, Warner
Racket Busters 1938 Pete “Czar” Martin, Warner
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse, “Rocks” Valentine, Warner
Angels with Dirty Faces 1938 James Frazier, Warner
1939: 7
King of the Underworld, Joe Gurney, Warner
The Oklahoma Kid, Whip McCord, Warner
You Can’t Get Away with Murder, Frank Wilson, Warner
Dark Victory, Michael O’Leary, Warner
The Roaring Twenties, George Hally, Warner
The Return of Doctor X, Dr. Maurice Xavier, aka Marshall Quesne, Warner
Invisible Stripes, Chuck Martin, Warner
1940: 4
They Drive by Night, Paul Fabrini, Warner
Virginia City, John Murrell, Warner
It All Came True, Grasselli, aka Chips Maguire, Warner
Brother Orchid, Jack Buck, Warner
1941: 3
High Sierra, Roy Earle, Warner
The Wagons Roll at Night, Nick Coster, Warner
The Maltese Falcon, Sam Spade, Warner
1942: 4
All Through the Night, Alfred ‘Gloves’ Donahue, Warner
The Big Shot, Joseph “Duke” Berne, Warner
Across the Pacific, Rick Leland, Warner
Casablanca, Rick Blaine, Warner (Nominated, Best Actor Oscar)
1943: 3
Action in the North Atlantic, Lt. Joe Rossi, Warner
Sahara, Sgt. Joe Gunn, Columbia
Thank Your Lucky Stars, Himself, Warner
1944: 2
Passage to Marseille, Jean Matrac, Warner
To Have and Have Not, Harry “Steve” Morgan, Warner
Bacall’s debut film, Warner
1945: 1
Conflict, Richard Mason, Warner
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1946: 1
The Big Sleep 1946 Philip Marlowe, Warner
1947: 3
Dead Reckoning, Capt. Warren “Rip” Murdock, Columbia
The Two Mrs. Carrolls, Geoffrey Carroll, Warner
Dark Passage, Vincent Parry, Warner
1948: 3
Always Together, Himself, Warner
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Fred C. Dobbs, Warner
Key Largo, Frank McCloud, Warner
1949: 3
Knock on Any Door, Andrew Morton, Santana Productions
Tokyo Joe, Joseph “Joe” Barrett, Santana Productions
Chain Lightning, Lt. Col. Matthew “Matt” Brennan, Warner
1950: 1
In a Lonely Place, Dixon Steele, Santana Productions;
(National Film Registry in 2007)
1951: 3
The Enforcer, Dist. Atty. Martin Ferguson, United States Pics
Preserved at the UCLA Film & Television Archive
Sirocco, Harry Smith, Santana Productions
The African Queen, Charlie Allnut, United Artists
Won the Best Actor Oscar
1952: 1
Deadline – U.S.A. Ed Hutcheson, Fox Film
1953: 2
Battle Circus, Maj. Jed Webbe, MGM
Beat the Devil, Billy Dannreuther, Romulus Films, Santana Pictures Corporation
1954: 3
The Caine Mutiny, Lt. Cmdr. Philip Francis Queeg, Columbia (Nominated for Best Actor Oscar)
Sabrina, Linus Larrabee, Paramount
The Barefoot Contessa, Harry Dawes Figaro, UA
1955: 3
We’re No Angels, Joseph, Paramount
The Left Hand of God, James, Jim” Carmody, Fox Film
The Desperate Hours, Glenn Griffin, Paramount
1956: 1
The Harder They Fall, Eddie Willis, Columbia
Films (A-Z) (1930-1940) (38 films):
Amazing Dr., The
Bad Sister
Big City Blues
Black Legion
Body and Soul
Brother Orchid
Bullets or Ballots
China Clipper
Crime School
Dead End
A Devil with Women
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Great O’Malley, The
A Holy Terror
Invisible Stripes
Isle of Fury
It All Came True
Kid Galahad
Love Affair
Marked Woman
Men Are Such Fools
Midnight
Petrified Forest, The
Racket Busters
San Quentin
Stand-In
Swing Your Lady
They Drive by Night
Three on a Match
Two Against the World
Up the River
Virginia City
Women of All Nations
32 (6 are missing)
Films (A-Z) (1941-1956): (37 Films)
Across the Pacific
Action in the North Atlantic
African Queen, The
All Through the Night
Always Together
Barefoot Contessa, The
Battle Circus
Beat the Devil
Big Shot, The
10. Big Sleep, The
Caine Mutiny, The
Casablanca
Chain Lightning
Conflict
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Dark Passage
Deadline–USA
Dead Reckoning
Desperate Hours, The
Enforcer, The
20. High Sierra
In a Lonely Place
Key Largo
Knock on Any Door
Left Hand of God, The
Harder They Fall, The
Maltese Falcon, The
Passage to Marseille
Sabrina
Sahara
30. Sirocco
Thank You Lucky Stars
To Have and Have Not
Tokyo Joe
Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The
Two Mrs. Carrolls, The
Wagons Roll at Night, The
37. We’re No Angels
(Above is complete list)
