Casablanca (1955– )

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1956 | 1955
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Michael Fox ...
 Sasha (2 episodes, 1955)
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 Alex Thannis (2 episodes, 1955-1956)
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27 September 1955 (USA)  »

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| (10 episodes)

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(RCA Sound Recording)

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1.33 : 1
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Dan Seymour, cast as Ferrari in the TV series, played Abdul in the film. See more »

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23 September 2003 | by (Los Angeles, CA) – See all my reviews

I saw the pilot for the 1955 "Casablanca" TV series on the new two-disc Casablanca DVD set. Let me say this. With regards to TV adaptations of movies, it is emphatically no M*A*S*H. The show's two main actors are pale imitations of Humphrey Bogart and Claude Raines, and the plot is typical mid-50s Cold War hokum. Instead of being a taciturn, "I stick my neck out for nobuddy" saloonkeep, Rick Blaine is portrayed as a gregarious meddler who seems to moonlight as a secret agent, if his line about being able to secure 24 different passports for himself is any indication. The acting was substandard, and the writing was so bad that the Epstein Brothers should have demanded their names be taken off even though they didn't write it! In other words, and let me make this succinct: Stick with the original 1943 film. AVOID THIS CHEAP KNOCKOFF AT ALL COSTS.


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