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Monte Blue. Actor: Key Largo. Stalwart, durable Monte Blue, a romantic leading man of the silent days, was born January 11, 1887, as Gerard Monte Blue (some sources indicate 1890, but his mother's application for his admission to the Soldier's and Sailor's Orphan's Home lists his birth date as January 11, 1887). Various sources have reported his first name as George or Gerald, but, again, in ...
- January 11, 1887
- February 18, 1963
Monte Blue. Actor: Key Largo. Stalwart, durable Monte Blue, a romantic leading man of the silent days, was born January 11, 1887, as Gerard Monte Blue (some sources indicate 1890, but his mother's application for his admission to the Soldier's and Sailor's Orphan's Home lists his birth date as January 11, 1887).
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- Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
- January 1, 1
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Quotes. Sheriff Ben Wade : You said you hadn't seen the Osceolas. You lied. Sawyer was here. He called because he'd found the Osceolas. They tried to hide it by sinking his body... but the storm tore his body loose and threw it up! Right at your door! And that's where the crime belongs, at your door. Sheriff Ben Wade : [to the driver after ...
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In the film, James Temple describes the 1935 hurricane that devastated Matacumbe Key. This was one of worst hurricanes in U.S. history and many of the victims of the storm were World War I ...
The film starts with an aerial shot of the Florida Keys. The text says – At the southernmost point of the United States are the Florida Keys, a string of small islands held together by a concrete causeway. The largest of these remote coral islands is Key Largo. Sheriff Ben Wade (Monte Blue) pulls over a bus driving across one of the key bridges.
Oct 13, 2013 · Key Largo has perhaps fared less well than most of the other Huston/Bogart collaborations, not that it has become dated—it hasn’t. The sermonizing about the war, politics and the mistreatment of the Seminoles (not that that, in particular, isn’t true) is a bit heavy-handed, typical of a number of the director’s “cause” films— In ...
Key Largo (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Champagne And Pompano Director John Huston reveals Rocco (Edward G. Robinson, with aide Thomas Gomez), explaining why the thugs downstairs just pulled guns on Nora (Lauren Bacall), her Florida Keys innkeeper father-in-law (Lionel Barrymore) and their guest McCloud (Humphrey Bogart), the former C-O of their late husband and son, in Key Largo, 1948, screenplay by ...
