Paris / Brazzaville / Berlin / Casablanca / Lisbon / /
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Film Critics’ 100 Essential Films / Left Bank / Wilson / /
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America / /
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Hungary / Ethiopia / Spain / /
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USD / /
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Oscars / Oscar / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / /
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Courtesy Library of Congress Motion Picture / Rick’s Café / Library of Congress / Café Americain / /
Movie
The Maltese Falcon / For Whom the Bell Tolls / /
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café / Vichy government / Congress / French police / Courtesy Library of Congress Motion Picture / Broadcast and Recorded Sound Division / US Federal Reserve / National Society of Film Critics / /
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Max Steiner / Ingrid Bergman / Vincent Sherman / Ann Sheridan / Elliott Carpenter / George Raft / Joan Alison / Bogey Bergman / Philip Dorn / Don Siegel / David O. Selznick / Victor Laszlo / Charles de Gaulle / Claude Rains / William Wyler / Jack Warner / Jean Renoir / William Keighley / Sydney Greenstreet / Paul Henreid / Churchill / Michael Curtiz / Hal Wallis / Julius Epstein / Jerry Wald / Casey Robinson / Howard Koch / Roosevelt / Conrad Veidt / Noel Coward / Hazel Scott / Hedy Lamarr / Otto Preminger / Murray Bennett / Ilsa Lund / Strasser / Rick Blaine / Marcel Dalio / Michelle Morgan / Ronald Reagan / Chuck Ross / Lena Horne / Peter Lorre / Philip Epstein / Ella Fitzgerald / /
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Studio musician / singing drummer / General / Nazi officer / Producer / actress / author / teacher / musical director / director / director of 42 Warners / writer / banker / Major / /
Casablanca By Jay Carr The A List: The National Society of Film Critics’ 100 Essential Films, 2002 It’s still the same old story. Maybe more so. “Casablanca” was never a great film, never a profound