1. 4
   6
2. 8

Film legends and married couple Bogie and Bacall starred in just four films together, starting with "To Have and Have Not" in 1944 and ending with "Key Largo" in 1948.

1. true
2. false

"Casablanca" was one of Humphrey Bogart's biggest films, but it was Ingrid Bergman, not Lauren Bacall, who played the role of Ilsa.

1. 19
   25
2. 29

Bacall was just 19 when she met Bogart, who was 25 years older than her and married to his third wife at the time. Despite the odds, the couple married in 1945 and remained together until his death.

1. F. Scott Fitzgerald
   John Steinbeck
2. Ernest Hemingway

Bogie and Bacall's first film together was inspired by Ernest Hemingway's 1937 novel, though the story was changed dramatically for the big screen.

1. "The Big Sleep"
   "Key Largo"
2. "Dark Passage"

The second film that the couple made together, "The Big Sleep," was inspired by a Raymond Chandler novel. Like their first film as a couple, "The Big Sleep" was directed by Howard Hawks.

1. "The Big Sleep"
   "Dark Passage"
2. "Key Largo"

In the 1947 movie, "Dark Passage," you don't see Bogart's face until halfway through the film, after the character has had plastic surgery to conceal his true identity.

1. true
2. false

The final Bogie and Bacall movie, "Key Largo," was inspired by a 1939 Maxwell Anderson play, which ran for more than 100 performances on Broadway.

1. whistling
   skipping
2. card tricks

It's hard to believe Lauren Bacall was just 19 years old and acting in her first film when she uttered her most famous line, "You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and blow."

1. Sweets
   Bird
2. Slim

Bogie played Harry Morgan, but Bacall's character referred to him as Steve. She played Marie Browning, and he affectionately called her Slim.

1. Martinique
   France
2. Cuba

The film was released in the early days of WWII and took place in Martinique, which was largely controlled by the Germans after the French government had been overthrown. The movie highlights some of the French resistance fighting taking place at the time.

1. doctor
   loan shark
2. boat charters

Morgan ran a small fishing boat charter. As a boat owner, he spent plenty of time fending off requests from resistance sympathizers who needed his help with smuggling people or goods.

1. bears
   dead bees
2. cats

Steve's first mate Eddie, who is of little help on the boat because he is a serious drunk, spends a lot of time asking other characters in "To Have and Have Not" whether they've ever been bitten by a dead bee.

1. true
2. false

That deep voice is really Bacall's, who crooned "How Little We Know" and "Am I Blue" in the film.

1. a match
   some cash
2. a drink

Slim introduces herself to Steve by asking if he has a match. The next time they meet, he is restraining her after she steals a wallet from Steve's client, who owes him money.

1. Spade
   Poirot
2. Marlowe

Bogart plays private investigator Philip Marlowe in the 1946 film, "The Big Sleep." The classic detective story is based on a novel by Raymond Chandler, who featured Marlowe in several novels and stories.

1. Carmen
   Vivian
2. Stella

Bacall plays heiress Vivian Sternwood, who spends much of her time trying to rescue her little sister Carmen from trouble -- with Marlowe's help, of course.

1. dirty pictures
   a car accident
2. the theft of a painting

Mr. Sternwood calls in Marlowe to help the family deal with a gambling incident, and he also aids in a blackmail case where someone holds obscene pictures of younger daughter Carmen.

1. bookstore
   bakery
2. beauty parlor

The gambling ring that Carmen Sternwood is entangled in is covered up by a bookstore owned by Arthur Geiger -- who eventually turns up dead, giving Marlowe yet another case to solve.

1. cars
   horse racing
2. cooking

In a double-entendre-packed scene intended to mimic the whistling line from "To Have and Have Not," Bogie and Bacall share a sultry conversation about horse racing in "The Big Sleep."

1. true
2. false

Bacall's character is divorced in the film, and she doesn't hesitate to kiss Bogart's character when she helps rescue him from the bad guys. By the end of the film, it's clear that the two are an item.

1. bank manager
   boat captain
2. escaped convict

In the 1947 film, "Dark Passage," Bogie plays a prisoner named Vincent Parry, who escapes from San Quentin after he is falsely accused of killing his wife.

1. Irene
   Martha
2. Susan

Bacall plays a woman named Irene Jansen, who helps Vincent Parry during his escape, and later lets him recover in her apartment after he has plastic surgery to change his face.

1. knife
   trumpet
2. gun

Musician George is killed with his own trumpet and Parry's prints are found on the instrument, leading him to fear that someone is framing him for murder.

1. Madge
   Irene
2. Vincent

It's Vincent's former lover Madge -- played by Agnes Moorehead -- who killed both his wife and his friend George. After Madge is accidentally killed, Parry knows he has to go on the run to avoid going to jail for murder.

1. true
2. false

What's a Bogie and Bacall film without a little romance? The couple ends up together at the end of "Dark Passage," when viewers see that Parry has escaped to South America and taken Irene with him.

1. hotel
   train
2. circus

In their final film together, Bogie and Bacall co-star in "Key Largo," which is set in a Florida hotel. Bogie plays former Army agent Frank McCloud, who visits the hotel after the death of his military buddy George.

1. true
2. false

Bacall stars as Nora Temple, widow of Frank's deceased Army buddy, George. She helps her father-in-law run a Key Largo hotel.

1. Lionel Barrymore
   William Holden
2. Clark Gable

It's the legendary actor Lionel Barrymore who stars as James, father-in-law to Nora and owner of the hotel.

1. Bahamas
   Cuba
2. Miami

Frank and Nora learn that the guests in the hotel are part of Johnny Rocco's gang. Rocco forces Frank onto a boat, where he will drop the gang off in Cuba.

1. true
2. false

If you've seen his films, you know that Bogie almost always plays the hero. He triumphs once again, killing the entire gang -- including Johnny Rocco, played by Edward G. Robinson -- then returns to Key Largo and Nora.