Humphrey Bogart - The Signature Collection, Vol. 1, Humphrey Bogart, DVD

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Featurettes for 4 titles; Separate Casablanca commentaries by Roger Ebert and by film historian Rudy Behlmer; Bacall on Bogart documentary; The Treasure of the Sierra Madre commentary by Eric Lax; Profiles of Bogart and Joh Huston; Vintage vault treasures and radio shows; Hours more!

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Disc #1 -- Casablanca [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Credits and Foreword [2:23]
2. Refugee Roundup [4:06]
3. Rick's Caf� Americain [2:21]
4. Impressed With Ugarte [3:50]
5. Knock on Wood [1:13]
6. Renault the Romantic [3:24]
7. Lowdown on Laszlo [3:20]
8. Ugarte Arrested [2:11]
9. Citizen of the World [2:27]
10. The Laszlos [3:39]
11. Tango Delle Rose [2:16]
12. Play It, Sam [2:26]
13. Reunion [2:25]
14. Of All the Gin Joints [2:44]
15. Paris Memories [3:25]
16. Here's Looking at You [5:40]
17. Ilsa's Story [2:59]
18. No Names, No Travel [3:07]
19. At the Blue Parrot [:33]
20. Visa for One [3:52]
21. Everybody Comes to Rick's [2:39]
22. If Someone Loved You [3:32]
23. Lucky Guy [2:31]
24. The Might Marseillaise [2:51]
25. Were You Lonely? [5:13]
26. Ilsa's Plea [3:08]
27. For Both of Us [2:53]
28. Destiny's Hand [4:11]
29. Double-Dealing [3:16]
30. Least Vulnerable Spot [3:18]
31. We'll Always Have Paris [3:14]
32. Beautiful Friendship [4:01]
Disc #2 -- Casablanca [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Introduction [4:14]
2. Early Career [3:41]
3. The Petrified Forest [3:24]
4. Studio Player 1936-940 [5:14]
5. High Sierra [3:44]
6. The Maltese Falcon [8:48]
7. Wartime; Casablanca [10:08]
8. To Have and Have Not [5:17]
9. The Big Sleep [4:53]
10. A Gutsy Couple [3:28]
11. Dark Passage [1:17]
12. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [3:45]
13. Key Largo [2:53]
14. Life at Sea [1:29]
15. Santana's Movies [4:04]
16. The African Queen [1:46]
17. Journeyman: Early '50s [4:14]
18. Making Fun [1:24]
19. The Caine Mutiny [2:52]
20. The Harder They Fall [2:25]
21. The Bogart Name [2:51]
22. End Credits [1:23]
Disc #3 -- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Credits [:57]
2. Down-at-the-Wheel [2:20]
3. Third Time [3:39]
4. Swindled [4:17]
5. What Gold Does [3:28]
6. Debt Collectors [3:12]
7. All or Nothing [3:40]
8. Train Attack [2:19]
9. Fool's Gold [4:33]
10. Riches Underfoot [3:32]
11. Men of Property [4:38]
12. Cave-In [2:34]
13. On a Money Basis [4:00]
14. Sleepless Night [2:38]
15. Seeing Monsters [4:32]
16. Cody [4:08]
17. Unwanted Guest [4:44]
18. Cards on the Table [1:12]
19. Bandits [2:49]
20. No Badges [3:39]
21. Rescued From Intruders [3:09]
22. The Letter [3:37]
23. Thanks, Mountain [2:42]
24. Visitors [1:58]
25. Saving a Life [3:43]
26. A Claim on Howard [3:24]
27. Who's Boss? [3:02]
28. Betting Over Sleep [2:10]
29. Cutains for Curtin [3:52]
30. Missing [5:10]
31. Temptations [3:58]
32. Water-Hole Reunion [3:08]
33. Dobb's Fate [4:22]
34. Marked for Execution [2:14]
35. Blown Away [4:37]
36. What Next? [4:40]
37. Cast List [2:35]
Disc #4 -- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Foreward; His Own Man [4:56]
2. His Own Giant [4:11]
3. Writer in the Making [4:47]
4. The Maltese Falcon [4:38]
5. The Battle of San Pietro [6:52]
6. Let There Be Light [3:49]
7. Ladies' Man [1:28]
8. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [4:33]
9. Horse Crazy [3:26]
10. Papa and Cheena [3:11]
11. The Asphalt Jungle: The Red Badge of Courage [3:57]
12. Facing Death Unafraid (September Song) [3:27]
13. The African Queen [4:58]
14. Moulin Rouge [3:13]
15. Soul of a Painter [2:23]
16. Beat the Devil [3:49]
17. Ireland [6:30]
18. Moby Dick [3:23]
19. Heaven to the Unforgiven [6:20]
20. The Misfits [4:26]
21. The Night of the Iguana [3:40]
22. The Actor [2:18]
23. Weaknesses [1:59]
24. For Love or Money [4:27]
25. The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean [3:04]
26. The Man Who Would Be King [5:35]
27. Mexico; Going Fast [6:32]
28. Family Legacy (Prizzi's Honor) [4:35]
29. The Dead [:35]
30. Knock 'Em Dead [3:11]
31. End Credits [2:04]
Disc #5 -- High Sierra
1. Credits [1:09]
2. A New Tune [5:15]
3. The Goodhumes and Velma [3:22]
4. Lose Marie [3:48]
5. All Figured Out [1:33]
6. Kindred Spirits [4:17]
7. How the Gun Went [3:30]
8. Chance Reunion [2:49]
9. Looking at the Stars [3:25]
10. Big Mac and Doc [5:25]
11. Close to Velma [4:23]
12. Gun Butt Discipline [5:04]
13. Don't Send Me Away [4:18]
14. Decent Girl's Refusal [5:41]
15. Tonight's the Night [3:55]
16. Heist Gone Bad [4:33]
17. Always a Copper [4:32]
18. One Last Visit [5:05]
19. Marie's Present [2:14]
20. "Mad Dog" Recognized [6:16]
21. Leaving All She's Got [2:23]
22. Bottling Him Up [5:05]
23. Come and Get Me [3:06]
24. Meet Marie [2:22]
25. Last Chance [2:42]
26. Free [2:29]
27. Cast List [:49]
Disc #6 -- They Drive by Night
1. Credits [1:19]
2. An Accident [2:48]
3. Caf�'s Classy Chassis [3:59]
4. Enter/Exit Farnsworth [5:20]
5. Debt Collection [2:07]
6. The Hitchhiker [4:11]
7. Dead Man's Curve [2:42]
8. Sleeping Arrangements [5:08]
9. Save It for Me [2:14]
10. Calling on Carlsen [5:03]
11. Joe's Not Asking [2:55]
12. Wolf at the Door [4:49]
13. It's a Deal [2:38]
14. Paid in Full [3:02]
15. Paul's Bad Break [4:30]
16. Traffic Manager [3:01]
17. A Night Out [4:52]
18. Anniversary Party [3:48]
19. Dead Drunk [5:19]
20. Widow's Preposition [4:11]
21. Another Woman [2:13]
22. You Made Me Do It [6:09]
23. Telltale Door [3:03]
24. On Trial [3:00]
25. The Doors Made Me Do It [3:15]
26. Minds Made Up [2:41]
27. Cast List [:31]

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Editorial Reviews

This box set collects four terrific movies starring the incomparable Humphrey Bogart, the craggy-faced, raspy-voiced character actor who became one of Hollywood�s most enduring stars by virtue of his acting ability and charisma. Three of these four films are true classics. High Sierra (1941), in which Bogart actually took second billing to Ida Lupino, cast the longtime Warner Bros. contract player as aging, weary gangster �Mad Dog� Earle -- a role reportedly turned down by every leading man to whom it was offered. Bogie revealed his acting range with his measured portrayal of a killer whose soft-heartedness eventually proves his undoing. Casablanca (1943)�well, what can we say about Casablanca that hasn�t already been said? It may well be the definitive Humphrey Bogart vehicle, and it�s certainly attained iconic status in American popular culture. The version included in this box is the recently restored Special Edition, which sports numerous extras including never-before-seen footage cut prior to the film�s release. Bogie took a big chance for a star of his stature by playing an unsympathetic character in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948), but his performance as obsessed gold prospector Fred C. Dobbs is arguably the most finely nuanced of his entire career. This too appears here in its recent Special Edition incarnation, outfitted with a variety of well-chosen supplements. They Drive by Night (1940) initially alerted astute critics that Bogart was becoming a screen force to be reckoned with. A suspenseful drama about truck drivers that pairs him with George Raft (who, incidentally, turned down the star-making roles Bogie took in both High Sierra and The Maltese Falcon), it nonetheless falls a bit short of the admittedly high mark set by its three companions in this essential collection. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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This box set collects four terrific movies starring the incomparable Humphrey Bogart, the craggy-faced, raspy-voiced character actor who became one of Hollywood�s most enduring stars by virtue of his acting ability and charisma. Three of these four films are true classics. High Sierra (1941), in which Bogart actually took second billing to Ida Lupino, cast the longtime Warner Bros. contract player as aging, weary gangster �Mad Dog� Earle -- a role reportedly turned down by every leading man to whom it was offered. Bogie revealed his acting range with his measured portrayal of a killer whose soft-heartedness eventually proves his undoing. Casablanca (1943)�well, what can we say about Casablanca that hasn�t already been said? It may well be the definitive Humphrey Bogart vehicle, and it�s certainly attained iconic status in American popular culture. The version included in this box is the recently restored Special Edition, which sports numerous extras including never-before-seen footage cut prior to the film�s release. Bogie took a big chance for a star of his stature by playing an unsympathetic character in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948), but his performance as obsessed gold prospector Fred C. Dobbs is arguably the most finely nuanced of his entire career. This too appears here in its recent Special Edition incarnation, outfitted with a variety of well-chosen supplements. They Drive by Night (1940) initially alerted astute critics that Bogart was becoming a screen force to be reckoned with. A suspenseful drama about truck drivers that pairs him with George Raft (who, incidentally, turned down the star-making roles Bogie took in both High Sierra and The Maltese Falcon), it nonetheless falls a bit short of the admittedly high mark set by its three companions in this essential collection. Ed Hulse

All Movie Guide

One of the most beloved American films, this captivating wartime adventure of romance and intrigue from director Michael Curtiz defies standard categorization. Simply put, it is the story of Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart), a world-weary ex-freedom fighter who runs a nightclub in Casablanca during the early part of WWII. Despite pressure from the local authorities, notably the crafty Capt. Renault (Claude Rains), Rick's caf� has become a haven for refugees looking to purchase illicit letters of transit which will allow them to escape to America. One day, to Rick's great surprise, he is approached by the famed rebel Victor Laszlo (Paul Henreid) and his wife Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman), Rick's true love who deserted him when the Nazis invaded Paris. She still wants Victor to escape to America, but now that she's renewed her love for Rick, she wants to stay behind in Casablanca. "You must do the thinking for both of us," she says to Rick. He does, and his plan brings the story to its satisfyingly logical, if not entirely happy, conclusion. Robert Firsching

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In a manner of speaking, Humphrey Bogart had George Raft to thank for his ascendancy to stardom: after all, if Raft hadn't turned down both High Sierra and The Maltese Falcon, Bogart might have continued playing second-billed gangsters to the end of his days. Adapted from W. R. Burnett's novel by Burnett and John Huston, High Sierra opens with gangster Roy Earle (Bogart) being paroled after a lengthy prison term. Though he enjoys the fresh air and sunshine of the outside world, Earle has no intention of giving up his criminal ways. In fact, his parole has been arranged by Big Mac (Donald MacBride), so that Earle can mastermind a big-time heist at a fancy California resort hotel. After a few unkind words with a crooked cop, Kranmer (Barton MacLane), in Big Mac's employ, Earle heads toward a fishing resort, where he is to commiserate with his inexperienced, hot-headed cohorts Babe (Alan Curtis) and Red (Arthur Kennedy). En route, he befriends a farm family, heading to LA in search of work. He falls in love with the family's club-footed daughter Velma (Joan Leslie)--though she never really gives him any encouragement--and makes a silent promise to finance an operation on her foot once he's gotten his share of the loot. At the mountain cabin rendezvous, Earle meets Marie (Ida Lupino), Babe's tough-but-vulnerable girlfriend. He angrily orders her to scram, but she stubbornly remains. Earle also finds himself the owner of a "jinxed" dog, whose previous masters have all met with early demises (a none-too-subtle foretaste of things to come). Marie is strongly attracted to Earle, but he refuses to have anything to do with her, reserving his affections for Velma. He arranges an operation for the girl with mob doctor Banton (Henry Hull), never suspecting that the self-serving Velma is planning all along to marry someone else. The robbery goes off without a hitch, save for the fact that "inside man" Mendoza (Cornel Wilde) panics and nearly gives the game away. While escaping, Babe and Red are killed in a car accident, but Earle and Marie escape. Having been disillusioned by Velma's indifference and by the fact that the untrustworthy Kranmer has taken over the late Big Mac's operation, Earle at last realizes that the only person he can truly depend upon is the faithful Marie. With the police hot on his trail, Earle tells Marie to look after herself, then heads alone into the High Sierras--where, in Greek Tragedy fashion, he "busts out" of life. As in Petrified Forest, Humphrey Bogart plays a burnt-out anachronism from an earlier era in crime in High Sierra; in the latter film, however, Bogart has an innate nobility that allows the audience to empathize with him throughout. It is nothing short of amazing that, despite his superb performance in this 1940 film, he still had to wait until The Maltese Falcon for top billing in an "A picture." High Sierra was remade in 1949 as Colorado Territory and in 1955 as I Died a Thousand Times. Hal Erickson

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They just don't make 'em like They Drive By Night anymore. This slam-bang Warner Bros. attraction stars George Raft and Humphrey Bogart as Joe and Paul Fabrini, owners of a small but scrappy trucking firm. The film deftly combines comedy with thrills for the first half-hour or so, as the Fabrini boys battle crooked distributors and unscrupulous rivals while establishing their transport company. Things take a potentially tragic turn when the overworked Paul Fabrini falls asleep at the wheel and cracks up, losing an arm in the accident. He's pretty bitter for a while, but, with the help of his loving wife, Pearl (Gale Page), Paul eventually snaps out of his self-pity and goes to work as a dispatcher for the Fabrinis' company. Meanwhile, Joe's on-and-off romance with wisecracking waitress Cassie Hartley (Ann Sheridan) is threatened by the presence of seductive Lana Carlsen (Ida Lupino), the wife of glad-handing trucking executive Ed Carlsen (Alan Hale). At this point, the film metamorphoses into a remake of the 1935 Paul Muni-Bette Davis vehicle Bordertown. Desperately in love with Joe, Lana murders her husband, making it look like an accident, then offers Joe half-interest in Carlsen's organization. Joe accepts the offer, but spurns Lana's romantic overtures, whereupon the scheming vixen accuses Joe of plotting Carlsen's murder. Thus, the stage is set for a spectacular courtroom finale, completely dominated by a demented Lana, whose "mad scene" rivals those of Ophelia and Lucia di Lammermoor. In addition to the full-blooded performances by the stars and the virile direction by Raoul Walsh, They Drive By Night benefits immeasurably from the nonstop brilliant dialogue by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay -- especially in an early lunch-counter scene between Ann Sheridan and George Raft, generously seasoned with hilarious double- and single-entendres. Hal Erickson

All Movie Guide

John Huston's 1948 treasure-hunt classic begins as drifter Fred C. Dobbs (Humphrey Bogart), down and out in Tampico, Mexico, impulsively spends his last bit of dough on a lottery ticket. Later on, Dobbs and fellow indigent Curtin (Tim Holt) seek shelter in a cheap flophouse and meet Howard (Walter Huston), a toothless, garrulous old coot who regales them with stories about prospecting for gold. Forcibly collecting their pay from their shifty boss, Dobbs and Curtin combine this money with Dobbs's unexpected windfall from a lottery ticket and, together with Howard, buy the tools for a prospecting expedition. Dobbs has pledged that anything they dig up will be split three ways, but Howard, who's heard that song before, doesn't quite swallow this. As the gold is mined and measured, Dobbs grows increasingly paranoid and distrustful, and the men gradually turn against each other on the way toward a bitterly ironic conclusion. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre is a superior morality play and one of the best movie treatments of the corrosiveness of greed. Huston keeps a typically light and entertaining touch despite the strong theme, for which he won Oscars for both Director and Screenplay, as well as a supporting award for his father Walter, making Walter, John, and Anjelica Huston the only three generations of one family all to win Oscars. Hal Erickson

UPC: 012569794702
Source: WARNER HOME VIDEO
Editions: Mixed Media Set
Sales Rank: 9,048

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Features:

Featurettes for 4 titles; Separate Casablanca commentaries by Roger Ebert and by film historian Rudy Behlmer; Bacall on Bogart documentary; The Treasure of the Sierra Madre commentary by Eric Lax; Profiles of Bogart and Joh Huston; Vintage vault treasures and radio shows; Hours more!

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Casablanca [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Credits and Foreword [2:23]
2. Refugee Roundup [4:06]
3. Rick's Caf� Americain [2:21]
4. Impressed With Ugarte [3:50]
5. Knock on Wood [1:13]
6. Renault the Romantic [3:24]
7. Lowdown on Laszlo [3:20]
8. Ugarte Arrested [2:11]
9. Citizen of the World [2:27]
10. The Laszlos [3:39]
11. Tango Delle Rose [2:16]
12. Play It, Sam [2:26]
13. Reunion [2:25]
14. Of All the Gin Joints [2:44]
15. Paris Memories [3:25]
16. Here's Looking at You [5:40]
17. Ilsa's Story [2:59]
18. No Names, No Travel [3:07]
19. At the Blue Parrot [:33]
20. Visa for One [3:52]
21. Everybody Comes to Rick's [2:39]
22. If Someone Loved You [3:32]
23. Lucky Guy [2:31]
24. The Might Marseillaise [2:51]
25. Were You Lonely? [5:13]
26. Ilsa's Plea [3:08]
27. For Both of Us [2:53]
28. Destiny's Hand [4:11]
29. Double-Dealing [3:16]
30. Least Vulnerable Spot [3:18]
31. We'll Always Have Paris [3:14]
32. Beautiful Friendship [4:01]
Disc #2 -- Casablanca [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Introduction [4:14]
2. Early Career [3:41]
3. The Petrified Forest [3:24]
4. Studio Player 1936-940 [5:14]
5. High Sierra [3:44]
6. The Maltese Falcon [8:48]
7. Wartime; Casablanca [10:08]
8. To Have and Have Not [5:17]
9. The Big Sleep [4:53]
10. A Gutsy Couple [3:28]
11. Dark Passage [1:17]
12. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [3:45]
13. Key Largo [2:53]
14. Life at Sea [1:29]
15. Santana's Movies [4:04]
16. The African Queen [1:46]
17. Journeyman: Early '50s [4:14]
18. Making Fun [1:24]
19. The Caine Mutiny [2:52]
20. The Harder They Fall [2:25]
21. The Bogart Name [2:51]
22. End Credits [1:23]
Disc #3 -- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Credits [:57]
2. Down-at-the-Wheel [2:20]
3. Third Time [3:39]
4. Swindled [4:17]
5. What Gold Does [3:28]
6. Debt Collectors [3:12]
7. All or Nothing [3:40]
8. Train Attack [2:19]
9. Fool's Gold [4:33]
10. Riches Underfoot [3:32]
11. Men of Property [4:38]
12. Cave-In [2:34]
13. On a Money Basis [4:00]
14. Sleepless Night [2:38]
15. Seeing Monsters [4:32]
16. Cody [4:08]
17. Unwanted Guest [4:44]
18. Cards on the Table [1:12]
19. Bandits [2:49]
20. No Badges [3:39]
21. Rescued From Intruders [3:09]
22. The Letter [3:37]
23. Thanks, Mountain [2:42]
24. Visitors [1:58]
25. Saving a Life [3:43]
26. A Claim on Howard [3:24]
27. Who's Boss? [3:02]
28. Betting Over Sleep [2:10]
29. Cutains for Curtin [3:52]
30. Missing [5:10]
31. Temptations [3:58]
32. Water-Hole Reunion [3:08]
33. Dobb's Fate [4:22]
34. Marked for Execution [2:14]
35. Blown Away [4:37]
36. What Next? [4:40]
37. Cast List [2:35]
Disc #4 -- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [Two-Disc Special Edition]
1. Foreward; His Own Man [4:56]
2. His Own Giant [4:11]
3. Writer in the Making [4:47]
4. The Maltese Falcon [4:38]
5. The Battle of San Pietro [6:52]
6. Let There Be Light [3:49]
7. Ladies' Man [1:28]
8. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [4:33]
9. Horse Crazy [3:26]
10. Papa and Cheena [3:11]
11. The Asphalt Jungle: The Red Badge of Courage [3:57]
12. Facing Death Unafraid (September Song) [3:27]
13. The African Queen [4:58]
14. Moulin Rouge [3:13]
15. Soul of a Painter [2:23]
16. Beat the Devil [3:49]
17. Ireland [6:30]
18. Moby Dick [3:23]
19. Heaven to the Unforgiven [6:20]
20. The Misfits [4:26]
21. The Night of the Iguana [3:40]
22. The Actor [2:18]
23. Weaknesses [1:59]
24. For Love or Money [4:27]
25. The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean [3:04]
26. The Man Who Would Be King [5:35]
27. Mexico; Going Fast [6:32]
28. Family Legacy (Prizzi's Honor) [4:35]
29. The Dead [:35]
30. Knock 'Em Dead [3:11]
31. End Credits [2:04]
Disc #5 -- High Sierra
1. Credits [1:09]
2. A New Tune [5:15]
3. The Goodhumes and Velma [3:22]
4. Lose Marie [3:48]
5. All Figured Out [1:33]
6. Kindred Spirits [4:17]
7. How the Gun Went [3:30]
8. Chance Reunion [2:49]
9. Looking at the Stars [3:25]
10. Big Mac and Doc [5:25]
11. Close to Velma [4:23]
12. Gun Butt Discipline [5:04]
13. Don't Send Me Away [4:18]
14. Decent Girl's Refusal [5:41]
15. Tonight's the Night [3:55]
16. Heist Gone Bad [4:33]
17. Always a Copper [4:32]
18. One Last Visit [5:05]
19. Marie's Present [2:14]
20. "Mad Dog" Recognized [6:16]
21. Leaving All She's Got [2:23]
22. Bottling Him Up [5:05]
23. Come and Get Me [3:06]
24. Meet Marie [2:22]
25. Last Chance [2:42]
26. Free [2:29]
27. Cast List [:49]
Disc #6 -- They Drive by Night
1. Credits [1:19]
2. An Accident [2:48]
3. Caf�'s Classy Chassis [3:59]
4. Enter/Exit Farnsworth [5:20]
5. Debt Collection [2:07]
6. The Hitchhiker [4:11]
7. Dead Man's Curve [2:42]
8. Sleeping Arrangements [5:08]
9. Save It for Me [2:14]
10. Calling on Carlsen [5:03]
11. Joe's Not Asking [2:55]
12. Wolf at the Door [4:49]
13. It's a Deal [2:38]
14. Paid in Full [3:02]
15. Paul's Bad Break [4:30]
16. Traffic Manager [3:01]
17. A Night Out [4:52]
18. Anniversary Party [3:48]
19. Dead Drunk [5:19]
20. Widow's Preposition [4:11]
21. Another Woman [2:13]
22. You Made Me Do It [6:09]
23. Telltale Door [3:03]
24. On Trial [3:00]
25. The Doors Made Me Do It [3:15]
26. Minds Made Up [2:41]
27. Cast List [:31]

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Disc #1 -- Casablanca [Two-Disc Special Edition]
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Special Features
   Commentary by Author Eric Lax
   Warner Night at the Movies
      Introduction by Leonard Maltin
      Play All
      Key Largo Theatrical Trailer
      Newsreel
      So You Want to Be a Detective
      Hot Cross Bunny
      The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
   Bogart Trailer Gallery
      The Petrified Forest (1936)
      Angels With Dirty Faces (1938)
      The Roaring Twenties (1939)
      They Drive by Night (1940)
      High Sierra (1941)
      The Maltese Falcon (1941)
      Casablanca (1942)
      To Have and Have Not (1944)
      The Big Sleep (1946)
      Dark Passage (1947)
      The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
      Key Largo (1948)
   Cast & Crew
   Awards
Languages
   Spoken Languages
      English
   Subtitles
      English
      Fran�ais
      Espa�ol
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Disc #4 -- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre [Two-Disc Special Edition]
John Huston: The Man, the Movies, the Maverick
   Play
Discovering Treasure: The Story of the Treasure of the Sierra Madre
8 Ball Bunny
4/18/1949 Lux Radio Theater Broadcast
Treasure Trove Galleries
   Storyboards
   Dressed Set Stills
   Cast & Crew
   Publicity & Posters
Disc #5 -- High Sierra
Play Movie
Scene Selections
Special Features
   Curtains for Roy Earle: The Story of High Sierra
   Theatrical Trailer
Languages
   Spoken Languages
      English
   Subtitles
      English
      Fran�ais
      Espa�ol
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Disc #6 -- They Drive by Night
Play Movie
Scene Selections
Special Features
   Divided Highway: The Story of They Drive by Night
   Swingtime in the Movies
   Theatrical Trailer
Languages
   Spoken Languages
      English
   Subtitles
      English
      Fran�ais
      Espa�ol
      Off

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