Lauren Bacall was just 19 and 44 when Humphrey Bogart shared film set in the first film of the young. "Got a light?" was the famous phrase that began the film "To Have and Have Not" (1944) which launched the career of the young and burned the heart of the star of "Casablanca."
Young, seductive green eyes and a raspy voice based whiskey, Bacall became one of the great classic Hollywood divas. On Tuesday, a stroke ended his life. He was 89 and died "peacefully" at his apartment in New York, as reported by the foundation Bogart Estate. "We have now lost the wonderful Lauren Bacall," he wrote on Twitter the actress Mia Farrow. "Rest in peace, dear Betty."
And is that Bacall was born Betty Joan actually like Perske, daughter of a merchant and a secretary of Jewish origin, in New York, 1924 There he studied acting until Bogart Hollywood-and discovered its stark beauty and enamored of her. After Howard Hawks classic based on the novel by Hemingway, both worked together again in three other films: films noir "The Big Sleep" (1946), "Dark Passage" (1947) and "Key Largo" (1948 ), under the baton of John Huston.
