The Finale:

Love and politics don't mix very well, but they do make for an exciting turn of events.

Rick pulls a gun on Capt. Renault and asks him to fill out the letters of transit.

Rick: "And remember, this gun is pointed right at your heart."

Renault: "That is my least vulnerable spot!"

Captain Renault, Lazlo, Rick and Ilsa arranging the getaway at the airport--but the adventure isn't over yet.

"Major Strasser's been shot. Round up the usual suspects." --Renault (a .WAV file).

The most famous goodbye in cinema history: "Where I'm going you can't follow. What I've got to do you can't be any part of. Ilsa, I'm no good at being noble, but it doesn't take much to see that the problems of three little people don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. Someday you'll understand that. Now, now . . . Here's looking at you, kid." --Rick.

The Goodbye from CASABLANCA:

"Now, now . . . Here's looking at you, kid." (a .MOV file).
"I've got a job to do too . . ." (longer version) (a .AVI file courtesy Warner Bros. Home Video).
"Inside of us we both know . . ." (longest version) (a .AVI file courtesy Warner Bros. Home Video).

(For help opening these files, visit the plug-ins page.)

Can you look at this studio publicity still from CASABLANCA and tell why this movie just has to be seen in the original black and white? Arthur Edeson's cinematography might not have won the Oscar in 1943, but Ingrid Bergman is so luminous in certain scenes and Humphrey Bogart so debonair in his white jacket and black tie, that to paint a portrait like this with computer colorization seems a crime.  Incidentally, Ted Turner did just that in 1988 and the colorized version is still available, but considered rather out-of-style these days.

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