To Have and Have Not

A Martinique charter boat skipper gets mixed up with the underground French resistance operatives during WWII.
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Film Cast:

  • Harry Morgan: Humphrey Bogart
  • Eddie: Walter Brennan
  • Marie Browning: Lauren Bacall
  • Mme. Hellene de Bursac: Dolores Moran
  • Cricket: Hoagy Carmichael
  • Lt. Coyo: Sheldon Leonard
  • Paul de Bursac: Walter Szurovy
  • Gerard ‘Frenchy’: Marcel Dalio
  • Fishing Customer Johnson: Walter Sande
  • Capt. M. Renard: Dan Seymour
  • Renard’s Bodyguard: Aldo Nadi
  • Quartermaster (uncredited): Eugene Borden
  • Bit Part (uncredited): Lance Fuller
  • Gaulist (uncredited): Maurice Marsac
  • Naval Ensign (uncredited): Ron Randell
  • Guide (uncredited): Jack Chefe
  • Cashier (uncredited): Adrienne D’Ambricourt
  • Gendarme (uncredited): Jean De Briac
  • Sailor (uncredited): Marcel De La Brosse
  • Black Child (uncredited): Elzie Emanuel
  • Black Child (uncredited): Harold Garrison
  • Headwaiter (uncredited): Fred Farrell
  • Waitress (uncredited): Suzette Harbin
  • Horatio – Crewman (uncredited): Sir Lancelot
  • Beauclere – Gaulist (uncredited): Paul Marion
  • Gaulist (uncredited): Louis Mercier
  • Gaulist (uncredited): George Suzanne
  • Gaulist (uncredited): Crane Whitley
  • Chef at Marquis Hotel (uncredited): Chef Milani
  • Civilian (uncredited): Pedro Regas
  • Mrs. Beauclere (uncredited): Patricia Shay
  • Emil – Bartender (uncredited): Emmett Smith
  • French Officer (uncredited): George Sorel
  • Cashier (uncredited): Marguerita Sylva
  • Bartender (uncredited): Pat West

Film Crew:

  • Executive Producer: Jack L. Warner
  • Original Music Composer: Franz Waxman
  • Makeup Artist: Perc Westmore
  • Stunts: Harvey Parry
  • Screenplay: Jules Furthman
  • Producer: Howard Hawks
  • Sound: Oliver S. Garretson
  • Orchestrator: Leonid Raab
  • Stand In: Lance Fuller
  • Screenplay: William Faulkner
  • Director of Photography: Sidney Hickox
  • Editor: Christian Nyby
  • Assistant Director: Don Siegel
  • Music Director: Leo F. Forbstein
  • Additional Music: William Lava
  • Costume Design: Milo Anderson
  • Novel: Ernest Hemingway
  • Dialogue: Frederick de Cordova
  • Unit Manager: Eric Stacey
  • Set Decoration: Casey Roberts
  • Special Effects: Rex Wimpy
  • Screenplay: Whitman Chambers
  • Sound Mixer: Charles David Forrest
  • Art Direction: Charles Novi
  • Assistant Director: Robert Vreeland
  • Assistant Director: Russell Llewellyn
  • Stunts: George Suzanne
  • Unit Manager: Chuck Hansen
  • Makeup Artist: Joe Stinton
  • Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Robert G. Wayne
  • Assistant Director: Jack Sullivan
  • Special Effects: Roy Davidson
  • Sound Recordist: Edward Ullman
  • Still Photographer: Mac Julian
  • Grip: Dudie Maschmeyer
  • Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Gerald W. Alexander
  • Camera Operator: Mike Joyce
  • Matte Painter: Paul Detlefsen

Movie Reviews:

  • barrymost: “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)

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