Casablanca (1942)

There has been so much written about Casablanca over the years, I doubt whether a goof like me is going to convince you to watch it. If you’d like a reason to view this quintessential American flick, take a piece of paper and write down the number of lines you have heard other people in your life use. Count them up and I imagine you will be surprised at the total. Then remember these lines appeared here for the first time. This is where they come from and you’ll understand why so many people have it listed as their favourite movie.

Director:  Michael Curtiz Writer:  Murray Burnett; Joan Alison; Julius J. Epstein; Philip G. Epstein; Howard Koch; Casey Robinson Cast:
Humphrey Bogart -  Rick Blaine Ingrid Bergman -  Ilsa Lund Laszlo Paul Henreid -  Victor Laszlo Claude Rains -  Capt. Louis Renault Conrad Veidt -  Maj. Heinrich Strasser Sydney Greenstreet -  Signor Ferrari Peter Lorre -  Guillermo Ugarte S.K. Sakall -  Carl		Madeleine LeBeau -  Yvonne Dooley Wilson -  Sam Joy Page -  Annina Brandel John Qualen -  Berger Leonid Kinskey -  Sascha Curt Bois -  Pickpocket