Billy Wilder on Humphrey Bogart. They had a famously contentious relationship while filming "Sabrina" (1954). Despite their friction, Wilder managed to draw out a strong performance from Bogart, and Sabrina remains a classic. It wasn’t the first time that Bogart’s behaviour was influenced by factors beyond just creative differences, but these instances are almost always an example of how creative tension on set can yield exceptional results. . . #cinneman #cinnemanrecommendations #movies #film #

277K views · 10K reactions | WE'RE NO ANGELS ('55), a holiday black comedy, was the fourth and final film collaboration of Humphrey Bogart and director Michael Curtiz. Bogart plays Joseph, a ringleader of escaped convicts. He is joined by Peter Ustinov as Jules and Aldo Ray rounds out the group as Albert, the snake's owner. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook