1942年上映的《卡萨布兰卡》改编自Murray Burnett和Joan Alison创作于1940年的舞台剧《Everybody Comes to Rick's》1。珍珠港事件发生后，沃尔纳兄弟公司在1941年12月7日立即购得了这部未曾在舞台上演的剧本的电影改编权1。影片由亨弗莱·鲍嘉和英格丽德·褒曼主演，经过编剧Epstein兄弟和Howard Koch在制作期间的几乎每日改写，最终于1942年11月在纽约首映1。值得注意的是，影片上映的时间与美军进入卡萨布兰卡的军事行动几乎同步1。
在第15届奥斯卡奖中，该片获得最佳影片等三项大奖1。影片的制作过程充满戏剧性，英格丽德·褒曼直到拍摄最后一场戏才得知自己角色的最终结局1。除了在洛杉矶Van Nuys机场拍摄的最后机场场景外，整部影片均在华纳兄弟Burbank片场完成1。其中，片中著名的《La Marseillaise》对抗德国军歌的场景被认为是好莱坞最伟大的时刻之一1。
The classic 1942 film Casablanca originated from an unproduced stage play titled Everybody Comes to Rick's, created by Murray Burnett and Joan Alison in 1940.1 Warner Bros. acquired the film adaptation rights immediately following the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941,1 and rushed the production into development that summer. The film premiered in New York in November 1942,1 its release coinciding almost precisely with the arrival of American forces in Casablanca during the North African campaign.
The picture starred Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman and became a critical success.1 Its writers, the Epstein brothers and Howard Koch, rewrote the screenplay nearly daily throughout production,1 while Bergman remained uncertain about her character's ultimate fate until filming the final scene.1 Virtually the entire film was shot at Warner Bros.' Burbank facility, with the exception of the climactic airport sequence, which was filmed at Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles.1 The movie earned three Academy Awards at the 1942–43 Academy Awards ceremony, including Best Picture.1 Among its most celebrated moments is the scene featuring La Marseillaise performed in defiance of German military songs, widely regarded as one of Hollywood's greatest cinematic achievements.1
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