Models and prop boats were used during filming to portray the damage, and the real African Queen survived. Today, the actual boat used in the film leaves a dock in Key Largo every two hours ...

Sixty years after Humphrey Bogart steered her through crocodile infested waters, the African Queen is back plying the Nile. Lovingly restored, the boat is operated by Cam McLeay, a New Zealand ...

The British-built boat that co-starred with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn in 1951 film The African Queen is to be restored and will sail again. Owner Jim Hendricks, referring to the boat's ...

The British-built boat that co-starred with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn in 1951 film The African Queen is to be restored and will sail again. Owner Jim Hendricks, referring to the boat's ...

Humphrey Bogart won the best actor Oscar for The African Queen The British-built boat that co-starred with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn in 1951 film The African Queen is to be restored ...

Now, 60 years on from its adventure in the Congo, the British-built boat that appeared in the film The African Queen is to be given a royal makeover. The boat's current owner has confirmed it is ...

The African Queen is a 100 year old steam boat famed for its starring role in the 1951 hit movie of the same name. The classic picture – which also starred Katharine Hepburn and told the story ...

The original boat, the Livingstone ... Her current owner insists none other than his African Queen and scaled-down models were used during filming. McLeay, however, is equally adamant his African ...