Alan G. Barbour Book order (chronological)
January 1, 1946
Humphrey Bogart
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
From Rick (of "Rick's Cafe") to Charlie Allnut, from Sam Spade to Fred C. Dobbs, Humphrey Bogard created a gallery of unforgetable film characters. Through most of his career, he epitomizeed the tough minded, hard bitten man who often (but not always) adhered to a private code of honor and decency. Alan Barbour's profusely illustrated book examines the man, the actor, and the myth and evaluates the over seventy films that have kept Bogart a never-fading legend over the years.
A Thousand and One Delights
An affectionate pictorial history of those fantastic films of the '40s; with fond recollections of the best Saturday afternoon serials. Illustrated with over 260 stills.
