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P.M.Bryant

Since it is Humphrey Bogart day on , I’ll share a couple items I’ve written related to him.

Three years ago, I was distressed to discover that the dog Pard in “High Sierra” did not belong to Bogart — despite numerous internet and other sources claiming he did.

pmbryant.typepad.com/letyourse

Let Yourself Go ... To Old HollywoodPard the dog from High Sierra. Was he really Bogart's dog?In the classic 1941 film *High Sierra*, a small dog plays a critical part in the plot. This dog plays a stray named "Pard" that the lead character, a fugitive played by Humphrey Bogart, grows attached to and adopts. In the credits, the dog even gets billing: Pard was played...
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Aug 27, 2023, 07:38 PM·Public·Ivory for iOS
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P.M.Bryant

Celebrating the Criterion release of “High Sierra” in 2021, I delved into the purported feud between Bogart and co-star Ida Lupino. This turns out to be a fascinating story that, fortunately, ended with the two becoming good friends.

Lupino said of Bogart many years later: "When he liked you and he believed in you, he was the most loyal, wonderful guy in the whole wide world."

pmbryant.typepad.com/letyourse


Let Yourself Go ... To Old HollywoodMaking sense of the Lupino-Bogart feudThe 1941 Warner Brothers film *High Sierra* was a landmark in the careers of its stars, Ida Lupino and Humphrey Bogart—marking a transition from years of frustration to full-fledged stardom for both. *High Sierra* provided the first starring role for Bogart in a prestige project, and it was Lupino's first...
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