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Celebrating Bogie

Bogie: A Celebration of the Life and Films of Humphrey Bogart

by Richard Schickel and George Perry

Thomas Dunne Books

December 2006, 192 pages, $35.00

[18 September 2007]

by John Carvill

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Film historian Richard Schickel fails to pay tribute to Bogie in a recent book. PopMatters' John Carvill takes matters into his own hands.

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Bravo. It was nice, for once, to read an essay identifying the qualities that make Bogart a hero today rather than just another hero of the past.

Special mention to ‘Brick’ and the huge amount of inspiration it took from Bogart’s performance as well.

Comment by L.B. Jeffries from The South — September 18, 2007 @ 9:41 am

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