They had a date with fate in Casablanca!

Arguably one of the greatest movies ever produced, Casablanca is a romantic masterpiece. Humphrey Bogart takes the leading role in this "love will conquer all" movie that regularly makes it into any top ten list of films. Featuring the often-misquoted line "play it again Sam" this MGM title is a true classic. The magic of the movie lies in Bogart's understanding performance, Bergman's depiction of a torn lover and a supporting cast that includes Claude Rains as the police Chief. However, cinema history will always have a special place for Dooley Wilson's rendition of 'As Time Goes By'.

This Two-Disc Special Edition DVD features a breathtaking new digital transfer plus four hours of bonus materials including many newly discovered and never-before-seen extras. Among these special features are the two documentaries hosted by Bacall; interviews with Stephen Bogart and Bergman’s daughters, Pia Lindstom and Isabella Rossellini; ten minutes of newly-found deleted scenes and outtakes; TV and radio shows inspired by the film; a cartoon take-off; scoring sessions; audio program; vintage trailers and more.

Special Features:

• Breathtaking new Black and White digital transfer
• Introduction by Lauren Bacall
• Commentary by movie critic Roger Ebert
• Commentary by historian Rudy Behlmer, author of Inside Warner Bros.
• Theatrical trailer of Casablanca plus other landmark Warner Bros. films
• Ten minutes of newly found deleted scenes/outtakes
• Two documentaries hosted by Bacall: “You Must Remember This: The Making of Casablanca,” and “Bacall on Bogart,” the acclaimed feature-length retrospective on the life and career of her legendary husband
• Featurette, “The Children Remember,” parental memories from Stephen Bogart and Ingrid Bergman’s daughters, Pia Lindstrom and Isabella Rossellini
• The Looney Tunes gang in the cartoon homage “Carrotblanca”
• Premier episode from the 1955 “Casablanca” Warner Bros. TV series
• Audio-only treasures: “Screen Guild Players Radio Production” with the movie’s 3 stars, plus rare scoring session outtakes
• Production history gallery, photos, press materials, studio correspondence memorabilia and more.

THIS MOVIE IS IN BLACK AND WHITE

Best Picture Oscar Winner 1943.