Bogart's film debut in a prison comedy directed by John Ford, playing Steve, a convict.
Gangster film where Bogart plays Duke Mantee, a ruthless escaped killer holding hostages in an Arizona diner.
Crime drama about slum life where Bogart plays Baby Face Martin, a gangster returning to his old neighborhood.
Gangster film set during Prohibition where Bogart plays George Hally, a ruthless bootlegger.
Film noir where Bogart plays Roy Earle, an aging gangster planning one last heist in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Classic noir where Bogart plays Sam Spade, a hard-boiled private detective investigating a mysterious statuette.
Romantic drama set in WWII Morocco where Bogart plays Rick Blaine, a cynical nightclub owner reunited with a lost love.
Romantic adventure where Bogart plays Harry Morgan, a fishing boat captain in WWII Martinique who aids the French Resistance.
Film noir based on Raymond Chandler's novel where Bogart plays Philip Marlowe, a private detective investigating blackmail and murder.
Adventure drama where Bogart plays Fred C. Dobbs, a down-on-his-luck prospector whose greed leads to paranoia and tragedy.
Crime thriller where Bogart plays Frank McCloud, a WWII veteran confronting gangsters holding hostages in a Florida hotel during a hurricane.
Film noir where Bogart plays Dixon Steele, a volatile Hollywood screenwriter suspected of murder.
Adventure romance where Bogart plays Charlie Allnut, a gin-drinking riverboat captain navigating African waters during WWI. Won Best Actor Oscar.
Naval drama where Bogart plays Captain Queeg, a paranoid destroyer commander whose crew mutinies during WWII.
Romantic comedy where Bogart plays Linus Larrabee, a wealthy, workaholic businessman who falls for his chauffeur's daughter.
Drama where Bogart plays Harry Dawes, a down-on-his-luck film director who discovers a Spanish dancer and turns her into a star.
Crime thriller where Bogart plays Glenn Griffin, an escaped convict who holds a suburban family hostage.
Sports drama and Bogart's final film, where he plays Eddie Willis, a cynical boxing promoter exposing corruption in the sport.