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Humphrey Bogart

25 December 1899, New York City, New York, USA

Katharine Hepburn

12 May 1907, Hartford, Connecticut, USA

Robert Morley

26 May 1908, Semley, Wiltshire, England, UK

Peter Bull

21 March 1912, London, England, UK

Theodore Bikel

2 May 1924, Vienna, Austria

Walter Gotell

15 March 1924, Bonn, Germany

Peter Swanwick

29 September 1922, Nottingham, England, UK

Richard Marner

27 March 1921, Petrograd [now St. Petersburg], Russia

Errol John

20 December 1924, Port of Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies

John Huston

5 August 1906, Nevada, Missouri, USA

James Agee

27 November 1909, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA

C.S. Forester

27 August 1899, Cairo, Egypt

Charlie Allnut

Played by: Humphrey Bogart

Rose Sayer

Played by: Katharine Hepburn

Rev. Samuel Sayer

Played by: Robert Morley

Captain of Louisa

Played by: Peter Bull

First Officer

Played by: Theodore Bikel

Second Officer

Played by: Walter Gotell

First Officer of Shona

Played by: Peter Swanwick

Second Officer of Shona

Played by: Richard Marner

Variety

It is a picture with an unassuming warmth and naturalness...

June 28, 2007

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Total Film

It's probably cameraman Jack Cardiff who deserves kudos for turning this odd-couple romance into such a colourful escapade through east Africa.

February 23, 2011

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Creative Loafing

Humphrey Bogart finally won his Best Actor Oscar. It's an amusing performance, though it doesn't compare to his work in High Sierra, Casablanca, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, In a Lonely Place, The Caine Mutiny and a handful of other indelible turns.

April 18, 2014

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Time Out

Five minutes in, and cowriter-director John Huston has already set the stage for something besides your typical '50s jungle-bwana boogie.

February 09, 2011

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Radio Times

What an inspired pairing! And to think the roles of Charlie Allnutt and Rose Sayer were nearly played by David Niven and Bette Davis.

March 03, 2011

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New York Times

And so Mr. Huston merits credit for putting this fantastic tale on a level of sly, polite kidding and generally keeping it there, while going about the happy business of engineering excitement and visual thrills.

May 20, 2003

Daily Telegraph (UK)

[A] grand, propulsive and plumly-restored slice of Technicolor derring-do.

March 03, 2011

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Chicago Reader

The direction is often questionable, but the screenplay (by James Agee, John Collier, Huston, and Peter Viertel from C.S. Forester's novel) is a model of tight construction.

June 28, 2007

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Time Out

Impossible to deny this film's entertainment value...

June 24, 2006

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Slant Magazine

Huston understands the majestic savagery of his surroundings well enough to let it exert some dramatic pressure on what is primarily a buoyant romantic comedy.

February 09, 2011

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Guardian

A ripping, gripping yarn, a surprisingly erotic love story and, as it happens, a premonition of Herzog's Fitzcarraldo.

March 03, 2011

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Hollywood Reporter

The African Queen is top flight entertainment, delightful, different, always interesting.

February 20, 2017

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