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'''Humphrey Bogart''' was an American actor of the mid-20th century famous for portraying cool, hard-boiled characters in movies such as "[[Casablanca]]", "[[The Maltese Falcon]]", and "[[The Big Sleep]]".

'''Humphrey Bogart''' (1899-1957) was an American actor famous for portraying cool, hard-boiled characters in movies such as "[[Casablanca]]" (1942), "[[The Maltese Falcon]]" (1941), and "[[The Big Sleep]] (1946)". He also starred alongside [[James Cagney]] in [[Angels with Dirty Faces]] (1938), and with [[Katharine Hepburn]] in [[The African Queen]] (1946). He was awarded the Best Actor Academy Award for his role as Charlie Allnut in The African Queen, and was also twice nominated, for playing Captain Queeg in [[The Caine Mutiny]] (1954), and for the role of Rick Blaine in Casablanca. Bogart was married four times: his fourth marriage was to Lauren Bacall, his co-star in Casablanca. Bogart dies of cancer at the age of 57.