Humphrey Bogart: The Making of a Legend
Author(s): Darwin Porter
Except for what's within this book, very little is known about how Humphrey Bogart clawed his way from Broadway to Hollywood during the Jazz Age and Prohibition. Based on dusty unpublished memoirs, letters, diaries, and personal interviews, this unapologetic expose lays Bogie's life bare in a style you've come to expect from Darwin Porter. Juicy details include what Bogie never told Lauren Bacall-a legend in her own right-about the years between his birth in 1899 till his fourth and final marriage in 1944.
General Information
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- : Blood Moon Productions, Ltd
- : Blood Moon Productions, Ltd
- : 0.888
- : 26 August 2010
- : United States
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Darwin Porter
- : Hardback
- : English
- : 791.430328092
- : 544
- : 250 Illustrations, unspecified
More About The Product
One of the most prolific biographers in the world, Darwin Porter inherited the diaries, notes, and oral histories of writers and witnesses who had known and followed the career of Humphrey Bogart beginning in the 1920s. This remarkable compendium of information results from three generations of Bogart fans watching, evaluating, and recording the foibles and eccentricities of America's most famous movie star.
