They Drive by Night -Snap case-

High Sierra (Keepcase) This 1941 melodrama is memorable for both its strong central performances and their intimations of how the previous decade's crime dramas would evolve into film noir--no accident, given the solid direction of veteran Raoul Walsh and the hand of screenwriter John Huston, who teame...	The Petrified Forest Adapted from a hit Broadway play by Robert Sherwood and starring original cast members Leslie Howard and Humphrey Bogart, this 1936 suspense drama is set in an aging desert roadhouse café, where a young woman (Bette Davis) dreams of escaping a dead-end existence spent with her f...	The Desperate Hours Humphrey Bogart is at his villainous best in William Wyler's taut home-invasion thriller, The Desperate Hours. Sharply adapted by John Hayes from his own fact-based novel and Broadway play, this marked a slight departure for Wyler, whose celebrated versatility is on ready display...	Dead End Studio: Tcfhe/mgm Release Date: 03/08/2005 Run time: 92 minutes Rating: Nr	Dead Reckoning The shadow of World War II falls over this stateside film noir thriller about a GI paratrooper (Humphrey Bogart) who trails his AWOL war buddy to a treacherous city populated by gamblers, goons, pug cops, and the smoky, suspicious Lizabeth Scott, a seductive femme who may be f...
In a Lonely Place One of Humphrey Bogart's finest performances dominates this unusual 1950 film noir, which focuses less on the murder mystery at the center of its plot than on the investigation's devastating effect on a fragile romance. For Bogart, already a noir icon, the Andrew Solt script affo...	The Enforcer Humphrey Bogart stars as a crusading district attorney working against the clock to prosecute a mob boss in this suspenseful picture that should appeal to crime completists and fans of the iconic actor. Based on actual court cases, the plot unfolds largely in flashback as Bogart...	Dark Passage (Keepcase) Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 07/25/2006 Run time: 106 minutes Rating: Nr	The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Two-Disc Special Edition) Tale of gold greed and human nature at its worst in the wilds of mexico. Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 10/03/2006 Starring: Humphrey Bogart Tim Holt Run time: 126 minutes Rating: Nr Director: John Huston	Key Largo (Keepcase) John Huston (The Maltese Falcon) directed this smart thriller about a gangster (Edward G. Robinson) who holds a number of people hostage in a hotel in the Florida Keys during a tropical storm. Humphrey Bogart is the returning war veteran who takes on the villains, and Lauren Baca...

They Drive by Night
It's a good movie which I have yet to see on TCM or AMC but it is no Dead End. Humphrey Bogart is almost an after thought. Yet it was enjoyable.

They Drive By Night/ book
This Book is a real tragedy, unlike the ending of the subsequent film of it. Much dialogue. Written from experience.

An unique movie......
An often overlooked gem of a movie starring George Raft. The movie is about truckers, a love story, and murder!! George Raft protrays Joe Frabrini and his brother Paul, played by Humphrey Bogart. Two guys trying to make it in the trucker business. A tragic accident forces them out of the trucker business but Joe is soon hired by a friend of his named Ed Carlsen played by Alan Hale. Soon, Ed's wife played by Ida Lupino tries to seduce Joe but he has fallen in love with a pretty waitress played by Ann Sheriden. If I say anymore, I will ruin the movie and its terrifying climax. It is a great movie worth watching so don't take my word for it. Climb into the cab of one of these big rigs and sit back for the ride of your life!!

bogart/raft
bogart / raft type move frome 30,s ,rare to see them act together.story of that errer. very good

Raft, Lupino,Bogart and Sheridan
Thinking this was a Humphrey Bogart movie, I put this in and what I found was a tale of two brothers trying to make it in the trucking business. George Raft plays the other brother and it is George who is really the star here. Early in the movie the brothers make a pit stop in a roadside diner and meet waitress Ann Sheridan who we learn in the auxilary featurette was known as the "ummph girl" back then. George falls for her and she for him but that takes a while to sort itself out(it's funny to hear Cassie(Sheridan) referred to as "red" in a black and white film). We watch the brothers struggle to gain a footing in the highly competitive truckers world and George's fending off of the advances of a woman who is clearly no good for him-and that would be the dubious Ida Lupino who by pictures end makes a REAL star for herself. Somewhere about 3/4 of the way through the story, Humphrey's brother role is shrunk into the background setting the stage for the grand finale involving Lupino and Raft. In short this is a terrific movie and the disc includes the excellent featurette on the making of the picture and all involved. As a personal aside, looks like they've made an Ann Sheridan fan out of me!