One of the least subtle MacGuffins, THE MALTESE FALCON ('41) provides motive for intrigue and serves as the film's title. In some ways, the Maltese Falcon is quite literally "the stuff that dreams are made of," as the audience pursues the idea of the object with the characters. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

The Maltese Falcon statue that Margot Robbie admires in this scene from Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is the actual falcon used in the classic Humphrey Bogart film. Leonardo Di Caprio bought it at an auction in 2010. | Humphrey Bogart

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