Tough, tart, sexy. Lauren Bacall transfixed audiences with her husky voice and sultry looks for the better part of the 20th century, and she tamed no less a star than Humphrey Bogart, with whom her name would be synonymous. Bacall died Tuesday at age 89.
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Bacall pictured as a young child playing on a swing, circa 1930.
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Bacall and Bogart in The Big Sleep, 1946.
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Dark Passage, 1947
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Bacall smoking a cigarette and leaning on the shoulder of her then-husband Bogart on the set of Key Largo in 1948.
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Marilyn Monroe, Bacall, and Betty Grable pose for a portrait on the set of the How to Marry a Millionaire in 1953 in Los Angeles.
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How to Marry a Millionaire, 1953.
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Bacall and Monroe share a joke in 1954.
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With John Wayne in Bloody Alley, 1955.
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Bacall in 1962 with her second husband, Jason Robards, and their baby son Sam, who grew up to follow his parents into show business.
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The Fan, 1981.
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Bacall and Harry Gaurdino during Dreamgirls opening at Imperial Theater in New York City, 1982.
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Bacall and Harley Jane Kozak in 1991's All I Want for Christmas.
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Lauren Bacall in a scene from The Mirror Has Two Faces, 1996.
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Bacall backstage at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards in 2010.
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Bacall as a guest voice on Family Guy in 2014.
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