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Rain pours over his head and shoulders, but he doesn't seem to notice. He
nervously checks his watch again.
Suddenly Sam appears.
Sequence 7
17 Before watching:
Read the following passage from the review of the film Casablanca and an-
swer the questions:
In the final assessment, the myth and the continuing popularity of the film
rest on the fact that it embodies human values that are far more attractive to
the general public than to intellectual critics. It is about love that may involve
self-sacrifice, being willing to fight for what one believes in, and the idea that
being independent and making your own choices involves a sense of respon-
sibility. If these things are now considered romantic, sentimental, old-
fashioned, so much the worse for our generation.
• Why is the film Casablanca still popular?
• Do you think that human values mentioned in the review are sentimental
and old-fashioned?
• Think of synonyms for the italicized words.
18 V While watching:
Watch Sequence 7 and write down the
script yourselves.
RICK'S CAFE – MAIN ROOM – NIGHT
Close-up of a glass on the table in the
cafe. Rick's hand reaches for it and
knocks it over. We now see Rick's face
and he's very drunk.
Sam walks over to the table to pick up the glass and a fallen chair.
Just then the door opens and it's Ilsa. Rick stares at the doorway. Ilsa lingers a
moment, then comes over to the table.
19 After watching:
Re-enact the confrontation scene between the two and complete Ilsa's story
inventing "a wow finish" to it.
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Sequence 8
20 Before watching:
Ten statements below are based on the review of the film Casablanca you
read in 4 7 9 11 13 15 17. Decide whether these statements are (F) and give
fact(s) / information from the review which prove(s) that the others are (T).
T F
1. The film makers made Casablanca because the
Allies had just captured the city. ___ ___
2. The film has always been more popular with the
public than with the critics. ___ ___
3. Ingrid Bergman did not know which character she
was supposed to be in love with. ___ ___
4. The critics praised the film highly when it first
appeared but it was not awarded any prizes. ___ ___
5. Pauline Kael thought the film was neither
well-made nor entertaining. ___ ___
6. The simple black-and-white values of the film may
seem old-fashioned nowadays. ___ ___
7. Intellectual critics were not likely to have praised
the film highly because it was made in Hollywood. ___ ___
8. People only imagine that Ilsa says "Play it again, Sam." ___ ___
9. The supporting cast are not as good in their parts
as Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. ___ ___
10. The reviewer thinks it is a pity if the values
reflected by the film are no longer fashionable. ___ ___
21 While watching:
Watch Sequence 8 and write down the
script yourselves.
RENAULT'S OFFICE – MORNING
Laszlo and Ilsa in Renault's office.
Rain pours over his head and shoulders, but he doesn't seem to notice. He Sequence 8
nervously checks his watch again. 20 Before watching:
Suddenly Sam appears. Ten statements below are based on the review of the film Casablanca you
read in 4 7 9 11 13 15 17. Decide whether these statements are (F) and give
Sequence 7 fact(s) / information from the review which prove(s) that the others are (T).
17 Before watching: T F
Read the following passage from the review of the film Casablanca and an- 1. The film makers made Casablanca because the
swer the questions: Allies had just captured the city. ___ ___
In the final assessment, the myth and the continuing popularity of the film 2. The film has always been more popular with the
rest on the fact that it embodies human values that are far more attractive to public than with the critics. ___ ___
the general public than to intellectual critics. It is about love that may involve 3. Ingrid Bergman did not know which character she
self-sacrifice, being willing to fight for what one believes in, and the idea that was supposed to be in love with. ___ ___
being independent and making your own choices involves a sense of respon- 4. The critics praised the film highly when it first
sibility. If these things are now considered romantic, sentimental, old- appeared but it was not awarded any prizes. ___ ___
fashioned, so much the worse for our generation. 5. Pauline Kael thought the film was neither
• Why is the film Casablanca still popular? well-made nor entertaining. ___ ___
• Do you think that human values mentioned in the review are sentimental 6. The simple black-and-white values of the film may
and old-fashioned? seem old-fashioned nowadays. ___ ___
• Think of synonyms for the italicized words. 7. Intellectual critics were not likely to have praised
the film highly because it was made in Hollywood. ___ ___
18 V While watching: 8. People only imagine that Ilsa says "Play it again, Sam." ___ ___
Watch Sequence 7 and write down the 9. The supporting cast are not as good in their parts
script yourselves. as Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. ___ ___
RICK'S CAFE – MAIN ROOM – NIGHT 10. The reviewer thinks it is a pity if the values
Close-up of a glass on the table in the reflected by the film are no longer fashionable. ___ ___
cafe. Rick's hand reaches for it and
knocks it over. We now see Rick's face 21 While watching:
and he's very drunk.
Watch Sequence 8 and write down the
Sam walks over to the table to pick up the glass and a fallen chair.
script yourselves.
Just then the door opens and it's Ilsa. Rick stares at the doorway. Ilsa lingers a
moment, then comes over to the table. RENAULT'S OFFICE – MORNING
19 After watching: Laszlo and Ilsa in Renault's office.
Re-enact the confrontation scene between the two and complete Ilsa's story
inventing "a wow finish" to it.
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