| The Maltese Falcon (1941)
Sydney Greenstreet (Gutman) demands the return of his $10,000 in the envelope. Humphrey Bogart (Sam Spade) keeps $1,000 of the money for his time and expenses. |
The Maltese Falcon (1941)
Humphrey Bogart (Sam Spade) is a hard-boiled San Francisco private eye. Mary Astor (Brigid O'Shaughnessy) is unmerciful, cunning, and able to shed tears on command. Together they are in in search of an elusive black bird statuette. |
Across the Pacific (1942)
John Huston directs Humphrey Bogart (Rick Leland) and Mary Astor (Alberta Marlow). Later Huston went off to join the war effort before the film was finished. |
| In This Our Life (1942)
Bette Davis (Stanley Timberlake) is the spoiled-rotten daughter of businessman Frank Craven (Asa Timberlake). She dumps her fiancée, to run off with her sister’s husband. But then her true character is revealed. |
Let There Be Light (1946)
Director John Huston and a team of cameramen spent three months in 1946 at New York’s Mason Hospital, documenting treatment of psychoneurotic illness. The film was banned for over thirty years as it didn’t get shown to the public until 1980. |
Key Largo (1948)
Edward G. Robinson (Johnny Rocco) was deported from the United States 8 years ago and returns from Cuba to Key Largo. His gang control’s a seedy hotel, as they wait to cut their deal. With Harry Lewis (Toots Bass) and Thomas Gomez (Curly Hoff). |
| Key Largo (1948)
Humphrey Bogart (Frank McCloud) visits his friend’s widow Lauren Bacall (Nora Temple) and her father Lionel Barrymore (James Temple) who runs a hotel. |
Key Largo (1948)
Humphrey Bogart (Frank McCloud) protects Lionel Barrymore (James Temple) from an angry Edward G. Robinson (Johnny Rocco). |
Oscar
Director John Huston and his father Walther (actor) show their Oscars in 1949 they won for The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) |