But Casablanca is more than just a love story. It is a film about, and stocked with, the waves of refugees fleeing Nazi-occupied Europe during wartime. And many of the actors playing those roles ...

It’s one of the most recognisable moments in film history, but the final scene of Casablanca wasn’t quite what it looked like. Since it came out as the 1942 film's closing sequence ...

Despite the fact that the fortunate turn or military events has removed the city of Casablanca, in French Morocco, from the Vichyfrance sphere and has thus in one respect dated the film ...

This essay is one of several contributed by filmmakers and actors as part of Variety’s 100 Greatest Movies of All Time package. Why cite “Casablanca” as one of the best 100 films?

Former US diplomat Kathy Kriger opened a real-life "Rick's Cafe" in Casablanca as a tribute to the film. — FADEL SENNA Tourists are flocking to a bar in Morocco searching for the spirit of Humphrey ...

The iconic Rick’s Café from the film "Casablanca" was brought to life in 2004 by former diplomat Kathy Kriger. The film "Casablanca" premiered in 1942, capturing the wartime anxieties and hopes ...

Throughout the film’s evolution, Bogart interviewed – often multiple times – formative Casablanca artists including Gene Simmons, George Clinton and Summer (who died in 2012). A few ...

It was just like the one in the movie Casablanca. It was 1942, the world was at war, and the eponymous city was occupied by the Axis powers. Rick’s was just the figment of a writer’s imagination.