Casablanca

[eelskimmer]

Caught Casablanca the other night from begining to end:
Bogie, Ingrid Bergman (what a beauty) and that rascally
pair, Peter Lorre and Claude Raines. What a flix, 1942,
70 years old this year. There were some great things
from those days. Youse probably can't remember that far
back, so allow me a sentimental moment,

Duke Ellington--Take the A Train,
Count Basie--One O'clock Jump,
Satchmo Armstrong--Mack the Knife,
Dave Brubeck--Take Five.

Did I miss anything????

[The Dad Fisherman]

Great Friggin Movie.....Me and the wife watch that probably once a year....just like "Its a Wonderful Life"

Bogey Rocks....The Maltese Falcon is another Great Bogey Flick

Key Largo
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The Caine Mutiny
The African Queen

They just don't make'em like that anymore

[Mike P]

Originally Posted by eelskimmer

Caught Casablanca the other night from begining to end:
Bogie, Ingrid Bergman (what a beauty) and that rascally
pair, Peter Lorre and Claude Raines. What a flix, 1942,
70 years old this year. There were some great things
from those days. Youse probably can't remember that far
back, so allow me a sentimental moment,

Duke Ellington--Take the A Train,
Count Basie--One O'clock Jump,
Satchmo Armstrong--Mack the Knife,
Dave Brubeck--Take Five.

Did I miss anything????

Brubeck's Take Five was released in the 1960s

[2na]

I have never watched a Bogart flick before this winter, when I lucked into 'To Have and Have Not'. What a great flick! and a smokin' Lauren Bacall ~

I liked it so much I bought a Bogart dvd pack of that, Casablanca, Key Largo and one other. Can't believe I never gave a Bogart flick a look. Timeless.

[Stewie]

Walter Brennan "Ever been stung by a dead bee? It hurts don't it"