Casablanca quotes
The story of Rick Blaine, a cynical world-weary ex-patriate who runs a nightclub in Casablanca, Morocco during the early stages of WWII. Despite the pressure he constantly receives from the local authorities, Rick's cafe has become a kind of haven for refugees seeking to obtain illicit letters that will help them escape to America. But when Ilsa, a former lover of Rick's, and her husband, show up to his cafe one day, Rick faces a tough challenge which will bring up unforeseen complications, heartbreak and ultimately an excruciating decision to make.
Director: Michael Curtiz
Writer: Julius J. Epstein (screenplay), Philip G. Epstein (screenplay), Howard Koch (screenplay), Murray Burnett (play), Joan Alison (play)
Production: N/A
Year: 1942
MetaScore: 100/100
ImdbRating: 8.5
BoxOffice: N/A
Released: 23 Jan 1943
Awards: Won 3 Oscars. Another 5 wins & 9 nominations.
35 Clips & Quotes
00:36
What in heaven's name brought you to Casablanca
00:11
Here's looking at you
00:39
Thank you very much
04:15
Last night we said a great many things
01:16
What of it
00:54
I wasn't sure you were the same
00:28
I have many a friend in Casablanca
00:49
You give him credit for too much cleverness
00:32
You know what I want to hear
00:18
Major Strasser has been shot
05:27
Especially tonight
01:22
Ask Monsieur Rick
00:32
Who are you really
00:13
I stick my neck out for nobody
01:13
By the way
00:30
Might as well be frank
00:26
Monsieur Rick
00:12
Play the Marseillaise
00:36
A bottle of your best champagne
00:51
How extravagant you are
01:04
Let's get outta here
00:49
There are many exit visas sold in this caf
00:28
I'm sorry for asking
00:51
Mamoiselle
00:25
Give me another
00:31
Why did you come back
00:26
My men are rounding up twice the usual number of suspects
00:46
My dear Ricky
00:19
Welcome back to the fight
00:22
I don't like disturbances in my place
01:02
Poor devils
00:20
If he ever gets a word in
00:20
You have done a beautiful thing
00:51
Too bad about those two German couriers
00:33
I was informed that you were the most beautiful woman ever...
Cast
Rick Blaine - Humphrey Bogart
Ilsa Lund - Ingrid Bergman
Victor Laszlo - Paul Henreid
Captain Louis Renault - Claude Rains
Major Heinrich Strasser - Conrad Veidt
Signor Ferrari - Sydney Greenstreet
Ugarte - Peter Lorre
Carl - S.Z. Sakall
Yvonne - Madeleine Lebeau
Sam - Dooley Wilson
Annina Brandel - Joy Page
Berger - John Qualen
Sascha - Leonid Kinskey
Pickpocket - Curt Bois
Guest at Rick's - Enrique Acosta
Bar Patron - Ed Agresti
French Soldier / Singer - Arnet Amos
Refugee at Rick's - Louis V. Arco
Overseer - Frank Arnold
Guest at Rick's - Brandon Beach
Dealer at Rick's - Leon Belasco
Gendarme - Nino Bellini
Baccarat Player at Rick's - Trude Berliner
Waiter at the Blue Parrot - Oliver Blake
American - Monte Blue
Policeman - Eugene Borden
Native Officer - Dick Botiller
Baccarat Dealer at Rick's - Maurice Brierre
Woman Companion - Anita Camargo
American - George M. Carleton
Guest at Rick's - Spencer Chan
Oriental at Rick's - Melie Chang
Commuter at Train Station - Tex Cooper
Waiter at Rick's - Gino Corrado
French Police Officer - Franco Corsaro
Concierge - Adrienne D'Ambricourt
Emil - Croupier at Rick's - Marcel Dalio
Jan Brandel - Helmut Dantine
Orderly - Jean De Briac
Lt. Casselle - George Dee
Police Officer - Jean Del Val
Arab Guest with Fez - Carl Deloro
Moroccan - Joseph DeVillard
News Vendor - Arthur Dulac
Second Contact Man at Rick's - William Edmunds
Englishman Questioning Casino's Honesty - Herbert Evans
Singing Frenchman - Fred Farrell
Conspirator - O.K. Ford
Headwaiter at Rick's - Martin Garralaga
German Banker Refused by Rick - Gregory Gaye
Cashier at Rick's - Gregory Golubeff
Mrs. Leuchtag - Carl's Immigrating Friend - Ilka Grüning
Customer - Creighton Hale
Englishwoman - Winifred Harris
Muezzini - Jamiel Hasson
Elderly Admirer - Arthur Stuart Hull
Pickpocketed Prosperous Man - Olaf Hytten
Prosperous Tourist - Paul Irving
Woman on Street - Kay Koury
Italian Officer Tonelli - Charles La Torre
Haggling Arab Monkey Seller - George J. Lewis
Gambler - Max Linder
Policeman - Manuel Lopez
Moor Buying Diamonds - Jacques Lory
Narrator - Lou Marcelle
Vendor - Michael Mark
Bartender - Tony Martelli
Moroccan Boy - Frank Mazzola
Rick's Friend - George Meeker
Policeman - Lal Chand Mehra
Arab Guest with Fez - Hercules Mendez
Conspirator - Louis Mercier
Dutch Banker at Cafe Table - Torben Meyer
Man on Street - Mike Morelli
French Officer Insulting Yvonne - Alberto Morin
Fydor - Leo Mostovoy
Singer with Guitar - Corinna Mura
Officer - Sol Murgi
Gambler at Rick's - Barry Norton
Guest at Rick's - Monty O'Grady
Woman Selling Her Diamonds - Lotte Palfi Andor
Paul - Waiter at Rick's - Paul Panzer
Guest at Rick's - Manuel París
Croupier - Alexander Pollard
Native Introducing Ferrari - Paul Porcasi
Arab Vendor - Frank Puglia
Conspirator - Georges Renavent
Bouncer at Rick's - Dewey Robinson
Guest at Rick's - Victor Romito
German Officer - Henry Rowland
Col. Heinz - Strasser's Aide - Richard Ryen
Abdul - Dan Seymour
Arab - Nick Shaid
Refugee - Lester Sharpe
Merchant - Bhogwan Singh
Woman Customer - Dina Smirnova
Pickpocketed Englishman - Gerald Oliver Smith
Native Officer - George Sorel
Customer - Geoffrey Steele
Mr. Leuchtag - Ludwig Stössel
Gambler - Mike Tellegen
Officer - Sid Troy
Man Turning Propeller at Airport - Rafael Trujillo
Frenchman - Jacques Vanaire
Woman Gambler at Rick's Next to Croupier - Ellinor Vanderveer
Wife of Pickpocketed Englishman - Norma Varden
German Officer with Yvonne - Hans Heinrich von Twardowski
Emile - Waiter - Leo White
Waiter - Jack Wise
Man with Expired Papers - Wolfgang Zilzer