"La Marseillaise" ["MAR-say-YEZ"] is used as a theme throughout this film, and it ends with Ilsa leaving on a plane with the help of Rick Blaine.
Catch lights were used in this film to accentuate an actress's perpetually teary eyes, and 38 film studios rejected this film after Chuck Ross re-submitted the script under a false name. In a flashback in this film, a trenchcoat wearing character waits in the pouring rain at a (*) train station before receiving a letter. A single conversation in this film contains the quotes "doesn't amount to a hill of beans," "Here's looking at you kid," and "We'll always have Paris." "La Marseillaise" ["MAR-say-YEZ"] is used as a theme throughout this film, and it ends with Ilsa leaving on a plane with the help of Rick Blaine. For 10 points, name this 1942 romance set in the title Moroccan city.
Catch lights were used in this film to accentuate an actress's perpetually teary eyes, and 38 film studios rejected this film after Chuck Ross re-submitted the script under a false name.
Casablanca