Name: Casablanca
Director: Michael Curtiz
Genre: Drama, Romance, War
Released: 1942-01-01
Duration: 102 min

They had a date with fate in Casablanca.

Casablanca (1942) centers on Rick Blaine, a cynical American expatriate running a nightclub in wartime Morocco whose former lover unexpectedly arrives with her husband, a prominent resistance leader pursued by the Nazis. When the couple needs his help to escape Casablanca, he must confront their shared past while reconsidering the political neutrality he has carefully maintained. This romantic drama places an unresolved love affair within the refugee crisis of wartime Casablanca, using Rick’s divided loyalties to explore the tension between personal desire and commitment to a larger cause.

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Audio Commentary by Roger Ebert
Audio Commentary by Rudy Behlmer
Introduction by Actress Lauren Bacall (2:03)
“Casablanca”: An Unlikely Classic (34:59)
Bacall on Bogart (83:87)
Michael Curtiz: The Greatest Director You Never Heard Of (37:20)
As Time Goes By: The Children Remember (6:45)
You Must Remember This: A Tribute to “Casablanca” (TV Special, 34:38)
Outtakes (Silent, 4:58)
Deleted Scenes (Silent, 1:40)
Lady Esther Screen Guild Theater: “Casablanca” (Radio Broadcast, 1943, 29:38)
Newsreel (1942)
Scoring Stage Sessions (Audio, x8, 15:22)
Vox Pop: “Casablanca” (Radio Broadcast, 1947, 29:35)
Re-Release Trailer (2:52)
Theatrical Trailer (2:16)
“Carrotblanca” (Animated Short, 1995, 8:02)
“The Bird Came C.O.D.” (Animated Short, 1942, 7:43)
“The Dover Boys at Pimento University” (Animated Short, 1942, 8:58)
“The Squawkin’ Hawk” (Animated Short, 1942, 6:41)
“Vaudeville Days” (Short, 1942, 20:18)
Casablanca: “Who Holds Tomorrow” (Premiere TV Episode Excerpt, 1983, 18:37)