To Have and Have Not(1945)
NR
01/20/1945 (US)Adventure, Romance, War1h 40m7.4
"TALK ABOUT T.N.T! THIS is IT!"
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A Martinique charter boat skipper gets mixed up with the underground French resistance operatives during WWII.
Howard Hawks
Director
Jules Furthman
Screenplay
William Faulkner
Screenplay
Whitman Chambers
Screenplay
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A review by barrymost
7.0
Written on March 30, 2020
"Was ya ever bit by a dead bee?"
Plot in a nutshell: An American boat captain wages war against the Nazis in Martinique, with some help along the way from his frequently drunk right-hand man, and his clever girlfriend.
Comments: Lauren Bacall is great, and very beautiful, in her debut. It's the film where Bogie met Bacall, and they're not acting; they're falling in love. And we have Walter Brennan, as Bogie's tipsy pal, with his constant drunk ramblings.
Okay script, a bit slow-moving at times. It's not Bogie's or Hawks' best, but still not bad. Overall, I'd say it's worth a watch.
"You know how to whistle, don't you? Just put your lips together and blow." ~Marie Browning (Lauren Bacall)
Plot in a nutshell: An American boat captain wages war against the Nazis in Martinique, with some help along the way from his frequently drunk right-hand man, and his clever girlfriend.
Comments: Lauren Bacall is great, and very beautiful, in her debut. It's the film where Bogie met Bacall, and they're not acting; they're falling in love. And we have Walter Brennan, as Bogie's tipsy pal, with his constant drunk ramblings.
Okay script, a bit slow-moving at times. It's not Bogie's or Hawks' best, but still not bad. Overall, I'd say it's worth a watch.
"You know how to whistle, don't you? Just put your lips together and blow." ~Marie Browning (Lauren Bacall)
