100 Girls! 1,000 Scenes! 10,000 Laffs!
The Marx Brothers are employed at a hotel in postwar Casablanca, where a ring of Nazis is trying to recover a cache of stolen treasure.
Status
Released
Original Language
EN
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Release Date
May 10, 1946
Popularity
1
Director
Archie Mayo
Writer
Joseph Fields
Writer
Roland Kibbee
Producer
David L. Loew
Where to Watch
Cast
Groucho Marx
Ronald Kornblow
Harpo Marx
Rusty
Chico Marx
Corbaccio
Charles Drake
Lt. Pierre Delmar
Lois Collier
Annette
Sig Ruman
Count Pfefferman / Heinrich Stubel
Lisette Verea
Beatrice Rheiner
Lewis L. Russell
Governor
Dan Seymour
Prefect of Police
Frederick Giermann
Kurt
Harro Meller
Emile
David Hoffman
Spy
Paul Harvey
Mr. Smythe
Ruth Roman
Harem Girl (uncredited)
Arthur Tovey
Military Man in Restaurant (uncredited)
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Reviews
r96sk
<em>'A Night in Casablanca'</em> makes for my first Marx Brothers movie! It's one I had a fun time watching, this type of deadpan, slapstick comedy is what tends to get the most amusement out of me and this did just that. I was never belly laughing, but chuckling away I was. Harpo Marx brings the most chuckles, which is all the more impressive given he barely says a word; that's his thing, I'm now learning (I only knew the Marxs by name, not any details). Groucho Marx and Chico Marx are fun too. Sig Ruman is the best of the rest of the cast. It does get a bit repetitive towards the conclusion, though the overall ending itself means that isn't actually an issue when all is said and done.
