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The African Queen
Film Description Bogart won an Oscar for his performance as the hard-drinking, cussing steamer captain Charlie Allnut, who takes on a passenger in the shape of prim and proper Rose Sayer in this comedy/adventure of love and survival in World War I Africa. Good chemistry between the leads makes this a thoroughly entertaining film.
Film Information
DVD Extras Digitally remastered. Includes a commentary by Jack Cardiff, original theatrical trailer, biographies, stills gallery and English subtitles for the hearing impaired
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Article - "Working with John Huston"
by Desmond Davis
Des was Assistant Camera Operator on The African Queen. This is how he saw it.
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Including: A Matter of Life and Death , An Affair To Remember, An American In Paris, Breakfast At Tiffanys, Brief Encounter (1945), Carousel, Casablanca, Doctor Zhivago, Full Moon In Paris, Gone With The Wind.
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