Legendary actress Lauren Bacall dead at 89

Legendary actress Lauren Bacall dead at 89

Sultry screen siren Lauren Bacall, who rose to fame in the 1940s opposite her husband Humphrey Bogart in films such as "To Have and Have Not" and "The Big Sleep," died Tuesday, The Bogart Estate said. She was 89. Variety reported Bacall suffered a suspected stroke.

a reply to: ImDaMan

a lady in passing, to rival what is popular now …..just my opinion.
a class act, like no other, before or since.
Love to you, Ms. Bcall…

you will be missed.
tetra

Gorgeous at any age

a reply to: tetra50

She was a very classy and sexy lady.

I used to enjoy watching the old B&W movies and Humphrey Bogart's in particular. There was one where she blew him a kiss and asked, 'You know how to whistle, Steve, doncha?' (something like that). Subtle and sexy.

She could look back and know she'd been in some movie classics with all of the legends...a legend in her own right.

I guess someone dying of natural causes isn't as popular as someone that commits suicide. We truly are in some sad times.

originally posted by: ImDaMan
I guess someone dying of natural causes isn't as popular as someone that commits suicide. We truly are in some sad times.

So sorry to read your take on that, for this was a lady like no other, imho…..
no matter how she went, she was class, pure and simple, and
deserves to be remembered that way…
tet

a reply to: Kandinsky

You hit it on the nail classy as well as sexy. She has gone to join her Humphrey - may they walk into the sunset together.

Oh noooooo!
Yes, definitely one of Hollywood's old school of class and dignity.



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Jane

a reply to: ImDaMan

R.I.P. Lauren Bacall.

I thought she did an excellent performance in The Mirror Has Two Faces starring as Barbra Streisand's mother in the movie.

She was a total wowser- my wife bought vintage patterns to wear suits like she did in "To Have and to Hold".
She had this weird tumble of class and guts.

RIP Lauren

RIP dear Lady. Another talent lost but will be remembered in our hearts.

originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: tetra50

She was a very classy and sexy lady.

I used to enjoy watching the old B&W movies and Humphrey Bogart's in particular. There was one where she blew him a kiss and asked, 'You know how to whistle, Steve, doncha?' (something like that). Subtle and sexy.

She could look back and know she'd been in some movie classics with all of the legends...a legend in her own right.

"Just put your lips together, and blow..." That was such a sexy line the way she said it.

I was always amazed at her claims that she spent so much time scared to death while acting. She said her famous look of head down and eyes turned up happened because she was so scared and nervous, that this was the only way to keep her head still from shaking. Lovely lady.

Very sad. I thought she was one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood, up there with Liz Taylor. Both of them were my girl crushes

I have always loved Lauren...

I used to tremble from nerves so badly that the only way I could hold my head steady was to lower my chin practically to my chest and look up at Bogie. That was the beginning of The Look.

Thanks for the memories, Ms. Bacall.

Didn't even know she was still alive.

She was a beautiful girl, and classy as all get out.