162K views · 2.5K reactions | Lauren Bacall as Amy, a queer-coded heiress, in the 1950 Michael Curtiz film YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN, based on Dorothy Baker’s popular 1938 novel of the same name. For more about the film, and streaming options, be sure to check out the QCA website. #lgbtqia #lgbtqiaplus #queerfilm #gayfilm #gaymovie #lgbtfilm #sapphic #oldhollywood #LaurenBacall #ClassicMovies #gayhistory #queerhistory #lgbthistory | Queer Cinema Archive | Facebook

#OnThisDay 1979: Lauren Bacall talked to Michael Parkinson about confidence, marriage and Humphrey Bogart. | BBC Archive

Starring Lauren Bacall, Edward Bianchi's psychological thriller THE FAN ('81) was considered a major box-office flop – but later became a must-see cult classic. See the TCM Premiere tonight with Mario Cantone and Ben Mankiewicz as we continue our Creepy Cinema lineup at 8pm ET. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Lauren Bacall’s rise from a young model in New York City to one of Hollywood’s most magnetic screen legends remains one of the most fascinating stories in cinema history. Born in the Bronx in 1924, Bacall caught the eye of director Howard Hawks, who introduced her to Warner Bros. and cast her in "To Have and Have Not" (1944) opposite Humphrey Bogart. With her sultry voice and unforgettable "look," she instantly captivated audiences and critics, securing her place among the greats of the Golden A