Suzette Harbin

To Have and Have Not -- Hollywood legend Humphrey Bogart ('The African Queen,' 'Casablanca') is a Martinique charter boat skipper who gets mixed up with beautiful Lauren Bacall ('The Big Sleep,' 'Misery') and underground French resistance operatives during WWII.

Hollywood legend Humphrey Bogart ("The African Queen," "Casablanca") is a Martinique charter boat skipper who gets mixed up with beautiful Lauren Bacall ("The Big Sleep," "Misery") and underground French resistance operatives during WWII. Critics raved over sultry 19 year-old Bacall's powerful screen debut. Based on a novel by the great American novelist Hemingway with a script by Pulitzer Prize-winner William Faulkner. Directed and produced by Oscar-winner Howard Hawks ("His Girl Friday," "The Big Sleep"). Co-starring Oscar-winner Walter Brennan ("How the West Was Won," "My Darling Clementine"). Recently selected by the prestigious American Film Institute as one of the 400 greatest American films of all time.

Hollywood legend Humphrey Bogart ("The African Queen," "Casablanca") is a Martinique charter boat skipper who gets mixed up with beautiful Lauren Bacall ("The Big Sleep," "Misery") and underground French resistance operatives during WWII. Critics raved over sultry 19 year-old Bacall's powerful screen debut. Based on a novel by the great American novelist Hemingway with a script by Pulitzer Prize-winner William Faulkner.

Hollywood legend Humphrey Bogart ('The African Queen,' 'Casablanca') is a Martinique charter boat skipper who gets mixed up with beautiful Lauren Bacall ('The Big Sleep,' 'Misery') and underground French resistance operatives during WWII. Critics raved over sultry 19 year-old Bacall's powerful screen debut. Based on a novel by the great American novelist Hemingway with a script by Pulitzer Prize-winner William Faulkner. Directed and produced by Oscar-winner Howard Hawks ('His Girl Friday,' 'The Big Sleep'). Co-starring Oscar-winner Walter Brennan ('How the West Was Won,' 'My Darling Clementine'). Recently selected by the prestigious American Film Institute as one of the 400 greatest American films of all time.