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Can you tell the difference between Maverick episodes and Humphrey Bogart movies?
Are these titles TV western adventures or film noir classics?
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Humphrey Bogart and James Garner were classic Hollywood stars in their own ways. Both played handsome leading heroes but one was decidedly more serious than the other. Bogart came up just as movies gained sound while Garner followed a few decades later and was equally comfortable on the big and small screens.
Here are 20 titles taken from Maverick episodes and Bogart films. Can you tell one from the other?
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War of the Silver Kings
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The Maltese Falcon
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The Barefoot Contessa
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The Jeweled Gun
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Men Are Such Fools
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Trail West to Fury
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Two Against the World
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Up the River
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Escape to Tampico
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The Quick and the Dead
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Angels with Dirty Faces
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Ghost Rider
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Island in the Swamp
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Bullets or Ballots
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Burial Ground of the Gods
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The Wagons Roll at Night
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Two Tickets to Ten Strike
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The Oklahoma Kid
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Prey of the Cat
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The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Can you tell the difference between Maverick episodes and Humphrey Bogart movies?
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19/20.
I never heard of a Bogart movie called TWO AGAINST THE WORLD.
Does anyone know who else was in it?
I never heard of a Bogart movie called TWO AGAINST THE WORLD.
Does anyone know who else was in it?
18/20
15 out of 20.
15/20 - not quite the stuff that dreams are made of
15/20 that escalated quickly.
16/20 - anyone that nails this one deserves an applause. Here’s looking at you, kid
missed a couple but who cares,i loved both of those guys and saw every bogart movie and all garner stuff
Ugh 15/20
14 of of 20 :/
My favorite Bogart movie at the moment, not listed here, is "In a Lonely Place". I stumbled across it after noticing actress Jeff (yes, a woman named Jeff) Donnell in one of the "Whistler" pictures and started looking up her other work. She was married to Aldo Ray, appeared in drag (probably a nod to her first name) in the Tim Holt western "The Stagecoach Kid", played George Gobel's wife on his fifties sketch comedy show and the title character's mother in the two "Gidget" movie sequels, and was still working as late as the 1980s when she appeared in an episode of Fantasy Island.
And here she's serenaded romantically by none other than Ken "Festus" Curtis:
And here she's serenaded romantically by none other than Ken "Festus" Curtis:
According to a Wikipedia article:
"Curtis was with the Tommy Dorsey band in 1941, and succeeded Frank Sinatra as vocalist until Dick Haymes contractually replaced Sinatra in 1942."
As for Jeff Donnell:
"Donnell was born in South Windham, Maine, to Harold and Mildred Donnell, when her father was superintendent at a boys' reformatory in that town. As a child, she adopted the nickname "Jeff" after the character in her favorite comic strip, Mutt and Jeff."
"Curtis was with the Tommy Dorsey band in 1941, and succeeded Frank Sinatra as vocalist until Dick Haymes contractually replaced Sinatra in 1942."
As for Jeff Donnell:
"Donnell was born in South Windham, Maine, to Harold and Mildred Donnell, when her father was superintendent at a boys' reformatory in that town. As a child, she adopted the nickname "Jeff" after the character in her favorite comic strip, Mutt and Jeff."
18 for 20. If you recall, Bogie's widow Lauren Bacall and James Garner supposedly had an affair
when she guested on a 2 part Rockford Files, according to the gossip rags.
But that didn't fit Garner's character, he and his wife were one of Hollywood's great
love stories.
when she guested on a 2 part Rockford Files, according to the gossip rags.
But that didn't fit Garner's character, he and his wife were one of Hollywood's great
love stories.
Passed
14/20 and I’ll take it! :)
I only got 11 -this was a tough one for me - and all the constant pop-ups did not help either
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Usually they don't make a film with the same name with-in 4 years. Bogart's 1936 film is known by 3 different titles - Two Against The World, One Fatal Hour, and The Case Of Mrs Peom brook. Also a remake of "Five Star Final (1931). Another piece of trivia: The $1000 that Dr Leavenworth suggests offering Miss is worth $18,700 in 2020. The $2 for the marriage license is worth about $47...................>> jobztip.com
17/20. Never watch Maverick.
I was 16/20. I'm glad they mentioned my favorite Bogart movie, "Angels with Dirty Faces". If you haven't seen that, try and get it.
Cagney was his co-star, but he hated the first script so much, he almost left Warner Brothers! He felt he played too many gangsters, but that was his specialty! Correct me if I'm wrong, but is this the one where he chickens out in the electric chair in order to teach the gang boys crime doesn't pay?
You are correct. "Rocky turned yellow! I don't believe it!" Leo Gorcey made his bones in this flick.
He did it all for lifelong buddy, Pat O'Brien...Jerry the priest.
Gorcey went on to form the Bowery Boys with Huntz Hall! I used to watch them every Saturday!
Classic movie , one of Bogie's finest
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16/20
17/20 Missed 5, 10 & 14.
16/20