Lauren Bacall

Breakthrough in 'To Have Not'

Bacall's film debut opposite Humphrey Bogart made her an instant star at age 19. Her sultry 'whistle' scene became iconic, launching one of Hollywood's most celebrated careers and romances.

Marries Humphrey Bogart

Her marriage to Bogart, Hollywood's biggest star, elevated her status to Hollywood royalty. The couple became one of the most glamorous and powerful pairs in the film industry.

Bogart's Death and Career Shift

Bogart's death devastated Bacall personally and professionally, as she lost both her husband and her status as half of Hollywood's golden couple. She struggled to find substantial film roles in the aftermath.

Tony Award for 'Applause'

Bacall's Broadway triumph in 'Applause' earned her a Tony Award and revitalized her career. The success proved her versatility beyond film and established her as a Broadway star.

Oscar Nomination at 72

Her supporting role in 'The Mirror Has Two Faces' earned her first Oscar nomination after 52 years in Hollywood. The recognition confirmed her status as an enduring screen legend.

Honorary Academy Award

The Academy honored Bacall's legendary career with an Honorary Oscar, acknowledging her impact on cinema. At 84, she received a standing ovation as one of Hollywood's last surviving Golden Age icons.

Death of Hollywood Icon

Bacall died at 89, ending a 70-year career as one of Hollywood's most sophisticated and enduring stars. Tributes poured in from around the world, celebrating her incomparable screen presence and legacy.

Enduring Golden Age Legend

Twelve years after her death, Lauren Bacall remains an A-list icon of Hollywood's Golden Age. Her films continue to be celebrated, and she is remembered as one of the greatest actresses and style icons in cinema history.