Casablanca Flashcards

1
Q

what was Casablanca based on?

A

an un-produced play, Everybody Comes to Rick’s

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2
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who wrote Everybody Come’s to Rick’s?

A

Irene Lee

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3
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how many writers did Casablanca have?

A

7

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4
Q

how long did it take to shoot Casablanca?

A

59 days

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5
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was the shooting behind schedule?

A

yes, by 11 days

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6
Q

what was the final cost of Casablanca?

A

$1,039,000

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7
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who was the producer of Casablanca?

A

Hal B. Wallis

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8
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who directed Casablanca?

A

Michael Curtiz

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9
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who were the screenwriters for Casablanca?

A
Aneas MacKenzie & Wally Kline
Julius and Philip Epstein
Howard Koch
Casey Robinson
Lenore Coffee
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10
Q

who were the leading players in Casablanca?

A

Humphrey Bogart
Ingrid Bergman
Paul Henreid

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11
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who were the supporting players

A
Sidney Greenstreet
Peter Lorre
Conrad Veidt
Claude Rains
Dooley Wilson
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12
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what was the musical score

A

Max Steiner
La Marseillaise
Deutschland uber alles/ Wacht am Rein
As Time goes by, composer Herman Hupfeld

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13
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where was Casablanca shot?

A

135 acre Warner facility in Burbank

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14
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what was the one scene that wasn’t shot in a studio

A

the airport scene, it was shot at Metropolitan Airport

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15
Q

where was Casablanca first screened?

A

New York on 26 November, 1942

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16
Q

what did the screening coincide with?

A

the Allied invasion of North Africa and the capture of the city Casablanca

17
Q

when was Casablanca more widely released?

A

January 23, 1943, during the high profile meeting between Churchill and Roosevelt in Casablanca itself

18
Q

how many academy awards was Casablanca nominated for?

A

8

19
Q

what did Casablanca win?

A

best picture
directing
adapted screenplay

20
Q

where is Casablanca set?

A

in Casablanca, Morocco in the early days of the Second World War

21
Q

what was Morocco?

A

a French Colony up until 1956

22
Q

who are the main agents of action represented in the film?

A

Nazis
Vichy government
The Resistance

23
Q

who represented the Nazi presence in Casablanca?

A

Major Strasser (Conrad Veidt)

24
Q

why did many French join the resistance?

A

because they saw the arrangement between the Vichy government and the Nazis as a betrayal

25
Q

who plays Captain Renault

A

Claude Rains

26
Q

what is the Resistance?

A

French nationalists and others fighting against the oppression and suffering cause by the Nazi and Vichy regimes

27
Q

who is Victor Laszlo

A

played by Paul Henried, he is a Czech national, the leader of the Resistance movement

28
Q

who is Rick Blaine

A

played by Humphrey Bogart, he is initially presented to us as a man who is only out for himself. References are made to Rick’s profiteering from trading arms during conflicts

29
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what does Rick represent?

A

the US, as reluctant to get involved int he war and during this initial period is clearly seen to be serving his own interest

30
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who is Isla Lund?

A

played by Ingrid Bergman, she arrives with Victor and represents many of the displaced people of Europe who are caught up in the global conflict of WWII