Casablanca
Who
Warner Bros. (founded by the Jewish Warner brothers), director Michael Curtiz and composer Max Steiner (Hungarian and Austrian Jews), and screenwriters Julius and Philip Epstein.
When
1942
Where
Hollywood, USA
Casablanca (1942) is one of the most celebrated films in cinema history, made by Warner Bros., the studio founded by the Jewish Warner brothers. Its Hungarian-Jewish director Michael Curtiz, Austrian-Jewish composer Max Steiner and Jewish screenwriters the Epstein twins were central to it. Many cast members were Jewish refugees from Nazi Europe.
Part of “The Gifts of the Jews” — verified Jewish contributions to the world, with sources.