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In 'Casablanca,' what is the name of the nightclub where much of the film takes place?

Answer

Rick's Café Américain

The iconic nightclub in Michael Curtiz's 1942 masterpiece 'Casablanca' is called Rick's Café Américain, owned and operated by the protagonist Rick Blaine, famously portrayed by Humphrey Bogart. The café serves as the central setting where most of the film's pivotal scenes unfold, featuring the legendary pianist Sam and hosting various French Resistance members and Nazi officers. The Blue Parrot is a competing establishment mentioned in the film, but Rick's Café Américain is the true heart of the story.

💡 Did you know?

Rick's Café was a studio set at Warner Bros., not an actual location in Morocco.

Other options people guess

  • Bogart's Bar
  • The Blue Parrot
  • Sam's Place

Topics

  • classic-movies
  • 1940s
  • iconic-locations
  • quotes

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