Principal cast
Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henreid, Claude Rains and Conrad Veidt
Film 2 of 498 on the Screen Path
Casablanca
They had a date with fate in Casablanca!
About the film
Casablanca at a glance.
Screen Path places this 1942 film at stop 2 in one curated journey through cinema. The learning experience adds context before you watch and deeper analysis after.
In Casablanca, Morocco in December 1941, a cynical American expatriate meets a former lover, with unforeseen complications.
Key craft credits
Arthur Edeson (director of photography), Owen Marks (editor), Max Steiner (original music composer), Howard E. Koch (screenplay) and Julius J. Epstein (screenplay)
- Director
- Michael Curtiz
- Release
- 1943-01-15
- Runtime
- 102 minutes
- Genres
- Drama and Romance
- Country
- United States
- Quiz
- 50 questions
The Screen Path journey
Before. After. Remember.
The featured film is watched outside Screen Path. The app provides the learning experience around it: a guide, an analysis, and a quiz with explanations.
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Before you watch
Start with a spoiler-free video guide to the context and filmmaking choices worth noticing.
Spoiler-free02
After the film
Return after watching for a deeper video analysis of craft, meaning, and legacy.
Contains spoilers03
Quiz yourself
Answer 50 questions with clear rationales designed to make the ideas stick.
50 questions in this journeyCitizen Kane is the complete public example: both learning videos and a five-question sample quiz are available below.
Start the example →Full cast
Full cast
- Humphrey BogartCharacter: Rick Blaine
- Ingrid BergmanCharacter: Ilsa Lund
- Paul HenreidCharacter: Victor Laszlo
- Claude RainsCharacter: Captain Louis Renault
- Conrad VeidtCharacter: Major Heinrich Strasser
- Sydney GreenstreetCharacter: Signor Ferrari
- Peter LorreCharacter: Ugarte
- S.Z. SakallCharacter: Carl
- Madeleine LebeauCharacter: Yvonne
- Dooley WilsonCharacter: Sam
- Joy PageCharacter: Annina Brandel
- John QualenCharacter: Berger
Full crew
Full crew
- Michael CurtizCredits: Director
- Jack L. WarnerCredits: Executive Producer
- Carl Jules WeylCredits: Art Direction
- Philip G. EpsteinCredits: Screenplay
- Perc WestmoreCredits: Makeup Artist
- Hal B. WallisCredits: Producer
- Arthur EdesonCredits: Director of Photography
- Owen MarksCredits: Editor
- Julius J. EpsteinCredits: Screenplay
- Howard E. KochCredits: Screenplay
- Harvey ParryCredits: Stunts
- Max SteinerCredits: Original Music Composer, Music Arranger
- George James HopkinsCredits: Set Decoration
- Orry-KellyCredits: Costume Design
- Willard Van EngerCredits: Special Effects
- Leo F. ForbsteinCredits: Music Director
- Lawrence W. ButlerCredits: Special Effects
- Paul StaderCredits: Stunts
- Mike JoyceCredits: Camera Operator
- Jack SchollCredits: Songs
- Al AllebornCredits: Unit Manager
- Lee KatzCredits: Assistant Director
- James LeicesterCredits: Other
- Don SiegelCredits: Other
- M.K. JeromeCredits: Songs
- Harper GoffCredits: Set Designer
- Bob WilliamsCredits: Unit Publicist
- Joan AlisonCredits: Theatre Play
- Murray BurnettCredits: Theatre Play
- Hugo FriedhoferCredits: Orchestrator
- Frank McCoyCredits: Makeup Artist
- Jean Burt ReillyCredits: Hairstylist
- Hugh MacMullanCredits: Assistant Director, Dialogue Coach
- D. Ross LedermanCredits: Second Unit Director
- John BeckmanCredits: Assistant Art Director
- Francis J. ScheidCredits: Sound
- Edward UllmanCredits: Sound Recordist
- William CongerCredits: Gaffer
- Wally MeinardusCredits: Assistant Camera
- Jack WoodsCredits: Still Photographer
- Anthony GasbarriCredits: Tailor
- Marie BlanchardCredits: Wardrobe Master
- Leon RobertsCredits: Wardrobe Master
- Jean Vincent PlummerCredits: Musician
- Louis KaufmanCredits: Musician
- Alma YoungCredits: Script Supervisor
- Herbert PlewsCredits: Props
- Robert AisnerCredits: Technical Advisor
- George BeckerCredits: Stand In
- Betty BrooksCredits: Stand In
- Russell LlewellynCredits: Stand In
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