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The 18 pages that link to Humphrey Bogart, each with the reason it gives.

• John HustonRelated: Huston directed Bogart in The Maltese Falcon, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, and The African Queen.

• Howard HawksRelated: Bogart starred in Hawks’s To Have and Have Not and The Big Sleep.

• Hollywood's Golden AgeRelated: His stardom helped define the era's urban, morally ambiguous leading man.

• The Maltese FalconRelated: His performance made Spade’s clipped speech and guarded presence central to the film’s appeal.

• The Treasure of the Sierra MadreRelated: His portrayal of Fred C. Dobbs gives the story’s growing paranoia its center.

• Lauren BacallRelated: Their romance and repeated screen partnership made them one of classic Hollywood’s best-known couples.

• Sam SpadeRelated: His portrayal fixed a widely recognized screen image of Sam Spade.

• Edward G. RobinsonRelated: Bogart’s trajectory parallels Robinson’s shift beyond gangster portrayals.

• Nicholas RayRelated: Bogart’s performance in In a Lonely Place gives Ray’s screenwriter protagonist a menacing vulnerability.

• Raoul WalshRelated: Walsh directed Bogart in High Sierra, a role that helped redefine his screen image.

• The Big SleepRelated: Bogart plays Marlowe, bringing his hard-edged screen persona to the detective.

• Claire TrevorRelated: Bogart starred opposite Trevor in Key Largo, where their characters share the film’s tense hotel setting.

• Claude RainsRelated: As Renault, Rains's verbal sparring with Bogart's Rick gives Casablanca much of its wit.

• Gloria GrahameRelated: Bogart co-starred with Grahame in In a Lonely Place as her character’s volatile partner.

• Mary AstorRelated: Bogart played opposite Astor in The Maltese Falcon.

• George RaftRelated: Bogart shared the screen with Raft in They Drive by Night before becoming a major star.

• Ida LupinoRelated: Bogart and Lupino co-starred in High Sierra, a major turning point in her acting career.