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1946 A night in Casablanca

The Marx brothers in "A night in Casablanca" by Archie Mayo  
 
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juryandexecutioner (1 month ago) Show Hide
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If this lady is your wife...YOU should be a shamed!!!
NaturalBornHedonist (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Hahaha they still had it in 1946 !!! Funny how fresh his jokes still are today !!!
I guess good humor went down the drain for a long time !!!
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eddievaliant1 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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this one, Night at the opera and Day at Races are the best Marx Brother's movies
fonkhead (8 months ago) Show Hide
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horse feathers is the marx bros. at their best! my fav line is "i'll horsewhip you, if i had a horse"!- groucho had the best one-liners ever!
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Well that's just because this film wasn't one of their major success. It just had some good moments. ;)
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The Marx Brothers were a mixture of ad-libbing and the work of their writers. It's a combintation, not one or the other. :)
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Not true with Laurel and Hardy at the Hal Roach Studios-read about Laurel & Hardy-fellow actors and their directors on the Hal Roach lot said that many of their movies never came out the way they were written. Laurel and Hardy did a lot of ad-libbing and on-the-set improvisation.
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he wouldn't dare.
traf1852 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Ok... I thank all the screenwriters of the screenplay for any "genius" coming out of actors' mouths. -- satisfied ?

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