RIP Humphrey Bogart (December 25, 1899 - January 14, 1957), aged 57 And RIP Lauren Bacall (September 16, 1924 - August 12, 2014), aged 89 You both will always be remembered as legends.
What an interview! I loved Lauren Bacall! She spoke her mind and didn’t appear to be intimidated. She was cool, calm and collected. I’m glad she and Bogart married and that she never seemed regretful. Hoping they are together again in Glory. RIP Bogart and Bacall.
When Bacall says “And he could go all nite” , my jaw dropped in disbelief ! Here a woman who openly confides her likes and she nails it! Thanks for being so honest Lauren, something you don’t hear much about these days! Lol
Maybe that’s where her mind was as well! The interviewer coulda said “ Hold on here , did u just say what I think u just said”Does size matter or did he just use it well?” Lol!
They made four films together, they loved each other more than the characters they played loved each other. They were that rare, one-of-a-kind instance in Classical Hollywood where real life was more dazzling and glamorous than anything on the silver screen.
Indeed, they were a power couple. Lots of people get nervous being in the same room as them because their energy was intense, and not just because they were Citizen Kane level famous at the time. Good intense, as in they talked a lot, they're bolder than the rest, they vibed well together, the room's focused on their energy, etc. Not bad divorcy intense.
I thought my Mother was a Lunatic when she said Lauren Bacall was "Stunningly Beautiful" After cutting Cable off, I started watching MeTv. Well...Mrs. Bacall is "Absolutely Mesmerizing"💞 Oh how I wish Hollywood Celebrities still had this type of class and integrity🥺
So you think they ALL had it back then?? In any given time, some people (celebs or not) have it and some do not. Keep in mind a lot of celebs over share on social media so we learn things about them that aren’t so impressive sometimes. In the “olden days” much more was a secret except the fictional crap in movie magazines.
A great thing about youtube is the amount of interesting interview clips, and the like, that can be seen at the touch of a button. At the back of my mind, I still expect to only hear such things "once in a blue moon" either on the radio or tv. How many hours tv could someone spend watching before finding an interesting interview? Oh well. I watched Key Largo last night for the first time in years. It was the last film in which Bogart played the character he is best known for (underdog, reluctant hero type) and the last one he did with Bacall. Good film. But I'm not sure how much Bogart, or Bacall, made the film. I think it was down to the style of storytelling. A lot of those old 40s movies could bear the subtitle "a study in character". And that's what they had: character. Bogart & Bacall were the beneficiaries of that more than its producer, I think. Similar thought hit me watching the John Garfield movie, "Force of Evil", a few nights before. Garfield's movies (including the boxing one) were later remade by Scorsese decades later, but the originals had infinitely more character to them, I think, and even intelligence (amongst the violence). They had a rounded view. Compare an Edward G. Robinson gangster with an Al Pacino one, and what do you have? The latter is played as if an audience literally gets their kicks from violence. The former is played as if audience has the intelligence to see through all the violence. Ditto Scarface (1931) vs. Scarface (1983). That being said, gangster films aren't really made to be edifying....so I guess my whole comment is pointless, lol. More to the point: Bacall's acting in Key Largo & Dark Passage was, on the balance, probably much better than her acting in Big Sleep & To Have Or Have Not; the four movies she did with Bogart. But I'd say the latter two have always been the most popular and most well known. Oh well. My memory tells me that another 40s American hard-boiled drama that I ought to watch again someday is All The King's Men with Broderick Crawford. Good entertainment? Yah.
Bogi's screen resume is untouchable. High Sierra, Maltese Falcon, Casablanca, Key Largo, Treasure of The Sierra Madre, Dark Passage. It would be impossible to touch that even if you tried
My favourite 50's Actor 💥💥💥 Reading this in June 2022 💥 Bogie was completely authentic...there was no one like him Lauren Bacall was right, he couldn't be bought, honest & intelligent funny & witty...I also thought there was a sadness about him...his integrity shone through!...
and probably giving her the tough-guy talk while doing it "Listen up Becall, cause im only gonna say it once! i'm wise to your racket, taking me for a chump that'll hand over a 24 karat ring, but you got me mixed up with somebody else, and now it's time to pay up kid!"
I think Charlie Rose is the greatest television interviewer I've ever seen. My favorite quote from Bacall is when Peter Lorre said to Bogart, "Better five years, than nothing." That's good advice for everyone.
When Boggie played a character he became that character. Few could command any scene like he could. He was great also at honing a character's mannerisms. This attention to detail is seen in all his best known movies. He was an actor's actor.
Bogart is my favorite actor. Bogart had 4 wives but he was only married once. He loved Betty Bacall and he loved his children. He was a gentleman by upbringing and by nature.
look at this lauren becall on her book with charlie rose when he was 25 and there for pregancy the book says all by myself and then some published in 1990 i see kendra bethune who read the book
From what I gathered from her book, Bogie had great professional integrity. From what I gather from dates and facts, he had very little personal integrity.
Something that I also found out later in life was his long term relationship that he had with his (hairdresser I think ?). He was with her at public events ... even before Lauren & him got married.... & it continued until his passing. I only discovered this recently... & it caused me to re-assess my thoughts toward Bogie. Great actor. But not so great in his private life .... sigh ... Hollywood
@@davidrussell6159 Ya know, the more I find and the more I think about it, I think Bacall was very spoiled as a child (dad or no dad) and really felt entitled. Her entire autobiography is just a VERY long list of all the famous and "fantatic, dear friends" she had. Nothing at all of substance. Depressing read.
I dont agree with what she said about men afraid of Bogart. If you take away his money and status. He's just another body. And I be amazing too if I merry Lauren Bacall
"He had TOTAL INTEGRITY..." she says of a 45 yo man who cheated on his third wife AND children, to run off with a nineteen year old virgin he met working on his film set! What planet does she live on??? I mean, like seriously, how do people rationalize this totally SICK behavior and turn it into something romantic and iconic? Being a popular film actor, doesn't make anything you do acceptable. He was a womanizing creep who preyed upon her as a inexperienced girl, period.
Over 18 is adult. It was completely legal what he did. And he handled the situation with total integrity. He divorced his wife and he married Lauren and he stayed with her until the day he died. That is total integrity, period.
His wife was abusive, so abusive the press called them 'the battling bogarts'. Mayo would hit him and even stabbed him on the shoulder. Even after he fell for Lauren he felt he had a duty to stay with Mayo. But when Mayo insulted her over the phone, he decided to call it a day.
@@Plushiechic He "fell for" a 19 year old he had power over at his job, and made her wife #4? Yah he sure sounds like a poor helpless victim with great ethics! He had issues with his wife because he wouldn't stop CHEATING ON HER AND DRINKING LIKE A FISH! Smh... people are so delusional about their favorite celebrities.
"He was more than I ever thought I would ever have in my life" I wish I can say that about someone one day...
I still wish someone will say that about me one day.
@@shijo4416 Same here
I must admit I have a man like that. And it is amazing. I wish that for every woman xx
@@AT75L1NG1 I'm stepping into a whole new world...with a man like this...🌈.." Happy for you"...it's the law of attraction!👍
Catherine Keller - the law of attraction is just more psyco mumbo-jumbo bullshit.
The most charismatic actor in screen history. He dominated every frame, and even 66 years after his death, his films still enthrall.
God! The way she carried herself! Such confidence and elegance in every movement and word. Bogart and Bacall are still the greatest power couple!!
Have you even seen the Bogart/Bacall tribute music video for Bernie Higgins song KEY LARGO. After ALL YEARS still one of my favorites !!
RIP Humphrey Bogart (December 25, 1899 - January 14, 1957), aged 57
And
RIP Lauren Bacall (September 16, 1924 - August 12, 2014), aged 89
You both will always be remembered as legends.
They loved each other so much.Both such great actors and movie legends.
Lauren was still gorgeous even in her older days.
What an interview! I loved Lauren Bacall! She spoke her mind and didn’t appear to be intimidated. She was cool, calm and collected. I’m glad she and Bogart married and that she never seemed regretful. Hoping they are together again in Glory. RIP Bogart and Bacall.
When Bacall says “And he could go all nite” , my jaw dropped in disbelief ! Here a woman who openly confides her likes and she nails it! Thanks for being so honest Lauren, something you don’t hear much about these days! Lol
"He could keep going all night. He was amazing." LOL
My mind went somewhere else with that.
Same, can't believe she'd say a thing like that though 😮
Oh no, your mind went exactly where Bacall’s was; this was 100% a Freudian slip
She revealed something 😂😂
Maybe that’s where her mind was as well! The interviewer coulda said “ Hold on here , did u just say what I think u just said”Does size matter or did he just use it well?” Lol!
FYI you can do it during the day too lol
My gosh, she was an incredibly beautiful woman!
Always. Until the day she died.
Bogart had taste.
Bevoe She was beautiful and in my mind no other woman in Hollywood could compare.
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Yes she was, all her life. Look at pictures of her from the early 1940´s, there you can talk beautiful.
beautiful? she looks like a manly hag
"Did you have reservations about marrying him?"
"None."
Bacall just said a flat out no and that just implies how madly in love the two really were :)
No. She just acting.
Ze Bunker - you have no idea what you are commenting about.
Take your sad life elsewhere.
She was still deeply in love with him right to the end of her life.
Stunning, strong and forthright woman! RIP Lauren
They made four films together, they loved each other more than the characters they played loved each other. They were that rare, one-of-a-kind instance in Classical Hollywood where real life was more dazzling and glamorous than anything on the silver screen.
They were going to do a 5th one but they only did the screen test, his health worsened
A true icon, whose like we'll never see again.
RIP, Lauren Bacall.
Thanks for posting.:)
Read her book titled "By Myself". What great love these two shared...
I always felt through his characters, he was a man ahead of his time, and Miss Bacall just described it! RIP to a Great Human!
I love to see people happy.
Sad he died so young with a young family......
At least they had each other, if but for just a short time.......
I always loved her voice!!!...:)O(:..
This is twenty years after Murder on the Orient Express - and she still looks the same. What a beautiful woman she was!
Great interviewer, one of the few who actually let their guest speak
They were the ultimate power couple. Both had great charisma.
Indeed, they were a power couple.
Lots of people get nervous being in the same room as them because their energy was intense, and not just because they were Citizen Kane level famous at the time.
Good intense, as in they talked a lot, they're bolder than the rest, they vibed well together, the room's focused on their energy, etc.
Not bad divorcy intense.
I thought my Mother was a Lunatic when she said Lauren Bacall was "Stunningly Beautiful"
After cutting Cable off, I started watching MeTv. Well...Mrs. Bacall is "Absolutely Mesmerizing"💞
Oh how I wish Hollywood Celebrities still had this type of class and integrity🥺
So you think they ALL had it back then?? In any given time, some people (celebs or not) have it and some do not. Keep in mind a lot of celebs over share on social media so we learn things about them that aren’t so impressive sometimes. In the “olden days” much more was a secret except the fictional crap in movie magazines.
I don't think I've ever seen a bad movie by Bogart.
That's because Bogart made movies good just by being in them..
Amazing! Both of them were larger than life.
Now that's Love and Mad Respect. Went both ways and that's an original.
That smile. You can still see Mrs Rutledge or Slim and it just gives me goosebumps. 😍
I love the way she describes him to the “T”! The love was always there!
A great thing about youtube is the amount of interesting interview clips, and the like, that can be seen at the touch of a button. At the back of my mind, I still expect to only hear such things "once in a blue moon" either on the radio or tv. How many hours tv could someone spend watching before finding an interesting interview? Oh well. I watched Key Largo last night for the first time in years. It was the last film in which Bogart played the character he is best known for (underdog, reluctant hero type) and the last one he did with Bacall. Good film. But I'm not sure how much Bogart, or Bacall, made the film. I think it was down to the style of storytelling. A lot of those old 40s movies could bear the subtitle "a study in character". And that's what they had: character. Bogart & Bacall were the beneficiaries of that more than its producer, I think. Similar thought hit me watching the John Garfield movie, "Force of Evil", a few nights before. Garfield's movies (including the boxing one) were later remade by Scorsese decades later, but the originals had infinitely more character to them, I think, and even intelligence (amongst the violence). They had a rounded view. Compare an Edward G. Robinson gangster with an Al Pacino one, and what do you have? The latter is played as if an audience literally gets their kicks from violence. The former is played as if audience has the intelligence to see through all the violence. Ditto Scarface (1931) vs. Scarface (1983). That being said, gangster films aren't really made to be edifying....so I guess my whole comment is pointless, lol. More to the point: Bacall's acting in Key Largo & Dark Passage was, on the balance, probably much better than her acting in Big Sleep & To Have Or Have Not; the four movies she did with Bogart. But I'd say the latter two have always been the most popular and most well known. Oh well. My memory tells me that another 40s American hard-boiled drama that I ought to watch again someday is All The King's Men with Broderick Crawford. Good entertainment? Yah.
Your comment is years old but I just watched this video and read some of the comments. Yours was very good!
Both class acts!! had the pleasure of meeting thier son Stephen. Dead ringer for his dad!! Here's looking like dad kid! Rip Lauren and Bogie!!
I first saw him when he did a TCM documentary about his parents. He's a credit to both of them
A true legend
RIP Lauren and Boggie.
Bogi's screen resume is untouchable. High Sierra, Maltese Falcon, Casablanca, Key Largo, Treasure of The Sierra Madre, Dark Passage. It would be impossible
to touch that even if you tried
I have loved her since I first seen her. I am way younger but wow what a beautiful woman. You know how to whistle don’t you Steve ❤️
Loved her….RIP LAUREN❤️🎉
This woman was 79 in this video. That's insane.
69. Filmed 1994.
I know the gifts he had.; Tremendous character integrity ...
My favourite 50's Actor 💥💥💥
Reading this in June 2022 💥
Bogie was completely authentic...there was no one like him Lauren Bacall was right, he couldn't be bought, honest & intelligent funny & witty...I also thought there was a sadness about him...his integrity shone through!...
Bogart came from a distinguished family, was very well-educated as well. He was traditional too and funny cause she was so liberal. Great couple.
He could go all night?
Priceless.
John Davis It helps if you have a beautiful young wife.
I think she meant his spirit and energy but hey, 😉
@@ashleyonix4622 no i think she meant the other way
🤣
and probably giving her the tough-guy talk while doing it "Listen up Becall, cause im only gonna say it once! i'm wise to your racket, taking me for a chump that'll hand over a 24 karat ring, but you got me mixed up with somebody else, and now it's time to pay up kid!"
She was Beautiful
Classy,honest, beautiful and intelligent .
What a couple! Just amazing.
Lauren Bacall was a true icon in Hollywood.
I think Charlie Rose is the greatest television interviewer I've ever seen. My favorite quote from Bacall is when Peter Lorre said to Bogart, "Better five years, than nothing." That's good advice for everyone.
R.I.P To A Beautiful Gorgeous Woman Lauren Bacall, Still Miss You, Always 😢
Her voice and beauty at this age oh lord
A smoker’s voice 😁😂🤣
@@danc3693 Yup , it's hot
Such an amazing couple. She looks great.
When Boggie played a character he became that character. Few could command any scene like he could. He was great also at honing a character's mannerisms. This attention to detail is seen in all his best known movies. He was an actor's actor.
Did you have reservations about marrying him? None ... love it
Bogie had been gone 37 years when this interview was done but still forever popular and no doubt still fresh in her mind.
Sie waren ein Traumpaar Hollywoods Bogart/Bacall.👍👍🤩
Bogart is my favorite actor.
Bogart had 4 wives but he was only married once. He loved Betty Bacall and he loved his children. He was a gentleman by upbringing and by nature.
I named our third daughter after Miss Bacall......❤
Betty? Perske?
@@jamesanthony5681 lauren
Yes Lauren Bacall was a gorgeous woman ....and bogie loved her
That last sentence though, that's what's up
Quelle élégance ! J'ai toujours adoré cette femme !
They are together again.
I’m glad he gave it to her good and so is she. Good boy.
A fortunate woman who had a good life on earth. However, life is so short & life truly begins/continues afterwards ♡♡♡
I hope you’re not referring to that nonsense about heaven or hell.
Those ancient superstitious beliefs should be ignored in the modern world.
Thanks !
Happy Birthday beautiful, 93 today 16/9/17
if you close your eyes it sounds like someone doing both voices
beautiful!
Bogart a great ICON. AMEN.
Very Famous Couple , Great Together .
Bogart was the best American actor, period.
They were the best
A 20 year old Bacall, Bogie hit the jackpot.
I was still pretty young when this interview aired and I can say I would have my shoes under her bed then.
You get to ask a great actress about her feelings about a legendary actor and you interrupt her as she's beginning to answer 🙄🤦♂️🤦♂️
❤❤
look at this lauren becall on her book with charlie rose when he was 25 and there for pregancy the book says all by myself and then some published in 1990 i see kendra bethune who read the book
After Bogie died, she married Jason Robards. I'd hate to be the guy who followed Bogart.
nobody like him ever again...
Character and integrity? 4 wives and many side women...brilliant actor
My thoughts exactly. And my understanding is he left his last wife for Lauren.. how is that integrity? People see what they want to see.
Bogart liked very confident spirited women // they said his first marriage was the continuation of the Civil War
If I was 45 with a 21-22 yr old Lauren Bacall I could go all night too.
Entrevista en español
💟💓
Deus, onde está a legenda em Português, afinal, O Brasil possui muitos fãs de cinema clássico.
She sums up how I hoped he be. 😊
Amazing women😎💕
@1:48 what exactly is she talking about ;)
Bogart and Bacall, need i say more ?
I liked Bogart's Ronson lighter.
"He was 45..he could keep going all night..." Well, what else do you need to know ?
i mean considering how beautiful lauren bacall was in her 20s, who wouldnt keep going all night long? she would awaken a dead man
At what point did she get sick of talking about Bogart?
Bacall proves that lot of alcohol and cigarettes don't hamper all night performance.
From what I gathered from her book, Bogie had great professional integrity. From what I gather from dates and facts, he had very little personal integrity.
Something that I also found out later in life was his long term relationship that he had with his (hairdresser I think ?). He was with her at public events ... even before Lauren & him got married.... & it continued until his passing. I only discovered this recently... & it caused me to re-assess my thoughts toward Bogie. Great actor. But not so great in his private life .... sigh ... Hollywood
@@davidrussell6159 Ya know, the more I find and the more I think about it, I think Bacall was very spoiled as a child (dad or no dad) and really felt entitled. Her entire autobiography is just a VERY long list of all the famous and "fantatic, dear friends" she had. Nothing at all of substance. Depressing read.
At 1:50 was she talking about sex?
Booze and just stamina generally (I think)
@Dr Parnassusvor
yeah. sure. ;)
I think the Dr. is correct Parko.
She was talking about it both, no doubt.
Charlie hasn’t been seen since.
I dont agree with what she said about men afraid of Bogart. If you take away his money and status. He's just another body. And I be amazing too if I merry Lauren Bacall
Nope, Bogart was well-read, handsome and charismatic. Most people don`t have all these...
What else would she say about her husband ! A little one sided I would suppose....
Wonder if Charlie was wearing pants.
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Didn’t she get with frank sinatra, almost immediately
Even before Bogie's death ?
Who HADN’T been with Frank ....
Couldn't be bought but was pressured during the commie witch hunt to waffle but I love and respect him just the same.
Bogie suffered from extreme flatulence and horrific breath because of his excessive drinking and smoking, Lauren really had to love a guy like that 😷
# #musesareheard
He was dying of cancer an she played about wi sinatra
"He had TOTAL INTEGRITY..." she says of a 45 yo man who cheated on his third wife AND children, to run off with a nineteen year old virgin he met working on his film set! What planet does she live on??? I mean, like seriously, how do people rationalize this totally SICK behavior and turn it into something romantic and iconic? Being a popular film actor, doesn't make anything you do acceptable. He was a womanizing creep who preyed upon her as a inexperienced girl, period.
Over 18 is adult.
It was completely legal what he did.
And he handled the situation with total integrity.
He divorced his wife and he married Lauren and he stayed with her until the day he died.
That is total integrity, period.
Children? Bogart didn't have any children with Mayo Methot. His only children were with Bacall. Are you spreading misinformation from Russia?
Get a life
His wife was abusive, so abusive the press called them 'the battling bogarts'. Mayo would hit him and even stabbed him on the shoulder. Even after he fell for Lauren he felt he had a duty to stay with Mayo. But when Mayo insulted her over the phone, he decided to call it a day.
@@Plushiechic He "fell for" a 19 year old he had power over at his job, and made her wife #4? Yah he sure sounds like a poor helpless victim with great ethics! He had issues with his wife because he wouldn't stop CHEATING ON HER AND DRINKING LIKE A FISH! Smh... people are so delusional about their favorite celebrities.