See the screen legends of Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson and Lauren Bacall in one film, not to mention great Lionel Barrymore and Claire Trevor.
The film is directed like a stage play with basically one set, the hotel on Key Largo, but it's not static or dull in the least.
Robinson's villain gangster Johnny Rocco is one of his most memorable performances and he steals the movie.
Robinson and his "boys" are hold-up in a hotel on Key Largo awaiting the arrival of some business associates when a hurricane hits. The hotel is owned by Barrymore and his daughter Bacall. Bogart is there to give Barrymore some possessions of his son who was killed in the war.
Bogart plays a returning WWII veteran and Bacall is the daughter of the hotel owner Barrymore. The film isn't a love story but you can still tell that Bacall adores Bogie and their chemistry is obvious. Bacall is lighted beautifully to show off her outstanding facial features.
A top rate drama full of crackling dialog and superb performances from everyone.
The film is directed like a stage play with basically one set, the hotel on Key Largo, but it's not static or dull in the least.
Robinson's villain gangster Johnny Rocco is one of his most memorable performances and he steals the movie.
Robinson and his "boys" are hold-up in a hotel on Key Largo awaiting the arrival of some business associates when a hurricane hits. The hotel is owned by Barrymore and his daughter Bacall. Bogart is there to give Barrymore some possessions of his son who was killed in the war.
Bogart plays a returning WWII veteran and Bacall is the daughter of the hotel owner Barrymore. The film isn't a love story but you can still tell that Bacall adores Bogie and their chemistry is obvious. Bacall is lighted beautifully to show off her outstanding facial features.
A top rate drama full of crackling dialog and superb performances from everyone.