Research in progress: July 28, 2022
Please add Duke (John Wayne)
Bogey: Screen Names
Title Year Role Notes
1930: 2
A Devil with Women, Tom Standish, Fox Film
Up the River, Steve Jordan, Fox Film
1931: 4
Bad Sister, Valentine Corliss, Universal, distributed by Warner
A Holy Terror, Steve Nash, Fox Film
Body and Soul, Jim Watson, Fox Film
Women of All Nations, Stone; Fox Film, UCLA Film & Television Archive
1932: 3
Big City Blues, Shep Adkins, Warner
Three on a Match, Harve, Warner
Love Affair, Jim Leonard, Columbia Pictures
1933: No Films
1934: 1
Midnight, Gar Boni (aka Call It Murder), Universal Pictures
1935: No Films
1936: 5
The Petrified Forest, Duke Mantee, Warner
Bullets or Ballots, Nick “Bugs” Fenner Warner
Two Against the World, Sherry Scott (aka One Fatal Hour), Warner
China Clipper, Hap Stuart, First National Pictures
Isle of Fury, Valentine “Val” Stevens, Warner
1937: 7
Black Legion, Frank Taylor, Warner
The Great O’Malley, John Phillips Warner
Marked Woman, District Attorney David Graham, Warner
San Quentin, Joe “Red” Kennedy, Warner
Kid Galahad, Turkey Morgan, Warner
Dead End, Hugh “Baby Face” Martin, Samuel Goldwyn
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, Harry Galleon, Warner
Racket Busters, Pete “Czar” Martin Warner
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse, “Rocks” Valentine Warner
Angels with Dirty Faces, 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, debut of Sydney Greenstreet, Warner
1942: 4
All Through the Night Alfred ‘Gloves’ Donahue, Warner
The Big Shot, Joseph “Duke” Berne, Warner
Across the Pacific 1942 Rick Leland, Warner
Casablanca, Rick Blaine, Best Actor Oscar Nominee, Warner
1943: 3
Action in the North Atlantic, Lt. Joe Rossi, Warner
Sahara, Sgt. Joe Gunn, Columbia Pictures
Thank Your Lucky Stars, Himself Warner
1944: 2
Passage to Marseille, Jean Matrac, Warner
To Have and Have Not, Harry “Steve” Morgan (Bacall’s debut film), Warner
1945: 1
Conflict, Richard Mason, Warner
1946: 1
The Big Sleep, Philip Marlowe, Warner
(preserved at the UCLA Film & Television Archive)
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 1948, Frank McCloud, Warner
1949: 3
Knock on Any Door, Andrew Morton, Santana Productions,
(Bogart’s company founded in 1948; preserved at UCLA Film & Television Archive)
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 Pictures (Preserved at the UCLA Film & Television Archive)
Sirocco, Harry Smith, Santana Productions
The African Queen, Charlie Allnut, Best Actor Oscar Winner,
United Artists
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, Best Actor Oscar Nominee, Columbia
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
Bogey’s Screen Names
Sam Spade
Philip Marlowe
Eddie Willis (Harder They Fall); Ed
Charlie Allnut
Harry Smith (Sirocco); Harry Dawes (Barefoot Contessa)
Joe Rossi; Joe Gunn
Rick Blaine, Casablanca
Steve Jordan; Steve Nash
Cary Grant Filmography
(by Year, and from A to Z)
Year Title Role
1932
This Is the Night, Stephen Mathewson, Film debut
Devil and the Deep, Lieutenant Jaeckel
Sinners in the Sun, Ridgeway
Merrily We Go to Hell, Charlie Baxter
Singapore Sue First Sailor (uncredited) Short film
Blonde Venus, Nick Townsend
Hot Saturday, Romer Sheffield
Madame Butterfly, Lieutenant B.F. Pinkerton, Lieutenant Jaeckel
1933
She Done Him Wrong, Capt. Cummings
The Woman Accused, Jeffrey Baxter
The Eagle and the Hawk, Henry Crocker
Gambling Ship, Ace Corbin
I’m No Angel, Jack Clayton
Alice in Wonderland, The Mock Turtle
1934
Thirty-Day Princess, Porter Madison III
Born to Be Bad, Malcolm Trevor
Kiss and Make-Up, Dr. Maurice Lamar
Ladies Should Listen, Julian De Lussac
1935
Enter Madame, Gerald Fitzgerald
Wings in the Dark, Ken Gordon
The Last Outpost, Michael Andrews
Sylvia Scarlett, Jimmy Monkley
1936
Big Brown Eyes Det. Sgt. Danny Barr
Suzy, Andre Charville
The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss, Ernest Bliss (aka Romance and Riches)
The Amazing Adventure
Wedding Present, Charlie Mason
1937
When You’re in Love, Jimmy Hudson (UK title: For You Alone)
Topper, George Kerby
The Toast of New York, Nicholas “Nick” Boyd
The Awful Truth, Jerry Warriner
1938
Bringing Up Baby, Dr. David Huxley
Holiday, John “Johnny” Case
1939
Gunga Din Sgt. Archibald Cutter
Only Angels Have Wings, Geoff Carter
In Name Only, Alec Walker
1940
His Girl Friday, Walter Burns
My Favorite Wife, Nick
The Howards of Virginia, Matt Howard (UK: The Tree of Liberty)
The Philadelphia Story, C. K. Dexter Haven
1941
Penny Serenade Roger Adams Nominated, Best Actor
Suspicion, Johnnie
1942
The Talk of the Town Leopold Dilg a.k.a. Joseph
Once Upon a Honeymoon Patrick “Pat” O’Toole
1943
Mr. Lucky Joe Adams/Joe Bascopolous
Destination Tokyo, Capt. Cassidy
1944
Once Upon a Time Jerry Flynn
Arsenic and Old Lace Mortimer Brewster
None but the Lonely Heart, Ernie Mott, Nominated Best Actor
1946
Night and Day, Cole Porter
Notorious, T.R. Devlin
1947
The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer, Dick Nugent (UK: Bachelor Knight)
The Bishop’s Wife, Dudley
1948
Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House Jim Blandings
Every Girl Should Be Married Dr. Madison W. Brown
1949
I Was a Male War Bride Capt. Henri Rochard UK title: You Can’t Sleep Here
1950
Crisis, Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson
1951
People Will Talk, Dr. Noah Praetorius
1952
Room for One More, George “Poppy” Rose
Monkey Business Dr. Barnaby Fulton
1953
Dream Wife, Clemson Reade
1955
To Catch a Thief, John Robie
1957
An Affair to Remember, Nickie Ferrante
The Pride and the Passion, Anthony
Kiss Them for Me, Cmdr. Andy Crewson
1958
Indiscreet, Philip Adams
Houseboat, Tom Winters
1959
North by Northwest, Roger O. Thornhill
Operation Petticoat Lt. Cmdr. Matt T. Sherman
1960
The Grass Is Greener, Victor Rhyall, Earl
1962
That Touch of Mink, Philip Shayne
1963
Charade, Peter Joshua-Alexander Dyle-Adam Canfield–Brian Cruikshank
1964
Father Goose, Walter Christopher Eckland
1966
Walk, Don’t Run, Sir William Rutland (final film role)
Cary Grant–Filmography (A to Z)
Affair to Remember, An
Alice in Wonderland
Arsenic and Old Lace
Awful Truth, The
Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer, The
Big Brown Eyes
Bishop’s Wife, The
Blonde Venus
Born to Be Bad
10. Bringing Up Baby
Charade
Crisis
Destination Tokyo
Devil and the Deep, The
Dream Wife
Eagle and the Hawk, The
Enter Madam
Every Girl Should Be Married
Father Goose
20. Gambling Ship
Grass Is Greener, The
Gunga Din
His Girl Friday
Holiday
Hot Saturday
Houseboat
Howards of Virginia, The
I’m No Angel
In Name Only
30. Indiscreet
I Was a Male War Bride
Kiss and Make Up
Kiss Them for Me
Ladies Should Listen
Last Output, The
Madame Butterfly
Merrily We Go to Hell
Monkey Business
Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House
40. Mr. Lucky
My Favorite Wife
Night and Day
None But the Lonely Heart
North by Northwest
Notorious
Once Upon a Honeymoon
One Upon a Time
Only Angels Have Wings
Operation Petticoat
50. Penny Serenade
People Will Talk
Philadelphia Story, The
Pride and the Passion, The
Romance and Riches
Room for One More
She Done Him Wrong
Sinners in the Sun
Suspicion
Suzy
60. Sylvia Scarlett
Talk of the Town
That Touch of Mink
Thirty-Day Princess
This is the Night
Toast of New York
To Catch a Thief
Topper
Walk, Don’t Run
Wedding Present
70. When You’re in Love
Wings in the Dark
72. Woman Accused
Screen Names: Recurrent
Baxter, Charles; Baxter
Dexter
Eckland
George
Johnny (Suspicion); John Robbie (To Catch a Thief)
Jimmy
Philip, Indiscreet, That Touch of Mink
Ruthland
Walter
Doctor/Scientist
Dr. Maurice Lamar
Dr. Barnaby Fultonm, Monkey Business
Dr. David Huxley, Bringing Up Baby
Military/Officers
Lieutenant B.F. Pinkerton
Lieutenant Jaeckel
Lt. Cmdr. Matt T. Sherman, Operation Petticoat
Cmdr. Andy Crewson, Kiss Them for Me,
Foreign Names
Dr. Maurice Lamar
Julian De Lussac
Theatre
Year Title Role Location Notes
1922–1923
Better Times – Hippodrome Theatre Performer
1927–1928
Golden Dawn Anzac Hammerstein’s Theatre
1929
Boom Boom Reggie Phipps Casino Theatre
1929–1930
A Wonderful Night Max Grunewald Majestic Theatre
1930
The Street Singer
1931
Nikki Cary Lockwood Longacre Theatre & George M. Cohan’s Theatre
