Una notte a Casablanca

Approfondimenti

While Groucho is known for wearing a false (greasepaint) mustache in his films, this is the only Mar [...]	D
Final film of Mary Dees.	D
A Hollywood legend claims that Warner Brothers, which produced Casablanca (1942), threatened to sue [...]	D
Originally intended as a direct spoof on Casablanca (1942), it was changed to a more original story.	D
Rick never says, "Play it again Sam," in Casablanca (1942) and, contrary to a popular rumor, the lin [...]	D
The reason Harpo Marx's hair looks a little strange is that for some reason, the producers decided t [...]	D
At 01:04:13 Groucho tells Harpo: "Shush. I don't wanna hear a word out of you." Relevantly, Harpo ha [...]	D
When Harpo wants to place a bet on number 5 for the third time after having won twice, Groucho asks [...]	D
Made 5 years after their retirement.	D
Near the beginning of the film, the prefect of police gets on his microphone and says, "Round up all [...]	D
According to The Marx Brothers biographer Joe Adamson, Harpo Marx was offered $50,000 to utter the s [...]	D
Because The Marx Brothers (as The Marx Bros.) is credited first before the title, but is not in the [...]	D
Introduced the song "Who's Sorry Now?" to the movies, which became a bigger hit than the movie ever [...]	D
Hoping to take charge of their film careers, The Marx Brothers financed this movie themselves, under [...]	D
One of the treasures on the table at 1:03:48 looks like an exact replica of the British Imperial Sta [...]	D