One of only four MGM films in which the studio's trademark Leo the Lion did not roar at the beginning of the opening credits, apparently because of the religious theme in the film. The others were The Next Voice You Hear... (1950) (another film with a religious theme), Donne verso l'ignoto (1951) and Intrigo internazionale (1959), in which composer Bernard Herrmann's growling music took the place of the lion's roar (the lion used in 2001: Odissea nello spazio (1968) was the studio's new stylized--and short-lived--logo, first used in the credits for that film, not a real lion. In Una notte a Casablanca (1946), since, technically, The Marx Brothers did The Roars, I Put It In.
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