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At the beginning of his career, Bogart starred in small roles in the theater and in film studios. His early film work included films such as "Life on Loan" (1934) and "Investigation of the Case" (1935). However, real fame came to him in the 1940s, when he played a number of unforgettable roles that forever left a mark on the history of cinema.

Some of Humphrey Bogart's more notable works include:

- "The Maltese Falcon" (1941): In this detective film, he played the role of private detective Sam Spade, which brought him worldwide fame and recognition.

- "Casablanca" (1942): His role as cafe owner Rick Blaine in this historical drama film is considered one of the most celebrated of his career.

- "The African Queen" (1951): In this adventure film, he played the role of the skipper of an African riverboat, taking on board an illegal batch.

Humphrey Bogart not only became famous for his outstanding acting skills, but also left an indelible mark on the history of Hollywood with his unique image and style. His work continues to inspire and delight viewers around the world, and his name remains a symbol of the golden age of American cinema.