When Casablanca first came out in 1942, no one expected it to stick around. It was just another wartime drama, rushed through production with borrowed sets and a reportedly half-finished script.

Humphrey Bogart's 'Here's looking at you, kid' line in Casablanca has gone down in history as one of the most famous movie ...

An empty tarmac. Fog swirls. A plane hums in the distance. And two lovers stand inches apart, knowing this is the end. Then, with one line—simple, bittersweet, and impossibly cool—he lets her go: ...

The “plane” in the background wasn’t a full ... including the Blu-ray extra Casablanca – You Must Remember This… A Tribute to Casablanca and Aljean Harmetz’s detailed production ...

Casablanca is a movie that is more than a romance ... In the end, Bogart’s character helps Ilsa and her husband escape on a plane. Before she leaves, he tells her, “Here’s looking at you ...