In the 1942 romance masterpiece Casablanca, Humphrey Bogart famously says, "Here's looking at you, ________."
The phrase wasn't in the original script; Bogart reportedly taught Ingrid Bergman how to play poker between takes and kept using the phrase.
Next →Before CGI, streaming services, and multi-million dollar superhero franchises, movies relied on pure star power, groundbreaking storytelling, and the…Before CGI, streaming services, and multi-million dollar superhero franchises, movies relied on pure star power, groundbreaking storytelling, and the magic of the silver screen. From the gripping suspense of Alfred Hitchcock to the romantic heights of Casablanca, the Golden Age of Hollywood shaped global culture forever. But how much of this cinematic history actually stuck with you? We’ve gathered the most iconic lines, legendary behind-the-scenes secrets, and unforgettable faces of old Hollywood. Are you a true cinephile worthy of a star on the Walk of Fame, or are you just a casual viewer? Let’s roll the cameras and find out!
