From the 1920s until the 1950s, Humphrey Bogart’s film career covered virtually every genre from crime dramas to musicals. His various roles have given the world some of the most memorable characters, including Sam Spade, Duke Mantee, Charlie Allnut, Rick Blaine. Philip Marlowe, and Fred C. Dobbs, among countless others. Bogie’s filmography is not only a testament to his ability as an actor, but a timeline illustrating his humble beginnings and eventual rise to superstardom. Please click here to browse the film poster gallery. 1956 – The Harder They Fall (Eddie Willis)1955 – We’re No Angels (Joseph)1955 – The Desperate Hours (Glenn Griffin)1955 – The Left Hand of God (Jim Carmody)1954 – The Barefoot Contessa (Harry Dawes)1954 – Sabrina (Linus Larrabee)1954 – The Caine Mutiny (Lt. Cmdr. Philip Francis Queeg)1953 – Beat the Devil (Billy Dannreuther)1953 – Battle Circus (Maj. Jed Webbe)1952 – Deadline – U.S.A. (Ed Hutcheson, Managing Editor of The Day)1951 – The African Queen (Charlie Allnut)1951 – Sirocco (Harry Smith)1951 – The Enforcer (Dist. Atty. Martin Ferguson)1950 – Chain Lightning (Lt. Col. Matt Brennan)1950 – In a Lonely Place (Dixon Steele) 1949 – Tokyo Joe (Joe Barrett)1949 – Knock on Any Door (Andrew Morton)1948 – Key Largo (Frank McCloud)1948 – The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Fred C. Dobbs)1947 – Dark Passage (Vincent Parry)1947 – The Two Mrs. Carrolls (Geoffrey Carroll)1947 – Dead Reckoning (Captain Warren ‘Rip’ Murdock)1946 – The Big Sleep (Philip Marlowe)1945 – Conflict (Richard Mason)1944 – To Have and Have Not (Harry Morgan/Steve)1944 – Passage to Marseille (Jean Matrac)1943 – Sahara (Sgt. Joe Gunn)1943 – Action in the North Atlantic (Lt.
