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A Night in Casablanca Quotes

"100 Girls! 1,000 Scenes! 10,000 Laffs!"

NR 1946 · 1h 25m
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20 quotes
Conversations at the Street Market
Street Vendor You buy? Nice, cheap, cheap-
Corbaccio Eyy, scram. SCRAM! Get outta here. You gotta watch out for those guys, they take you to the cleaners.
[to Kornblow]
Kornblow What about you?
Corbaccio I take you to the hotel.
Kornblow Just what is your racket?
Corbaccio I gotta no racket! I make up my living with camels.
Kornblow What do you do with your camels?
Corbaccio They're taxi-cabs. I'm-a President of the Yellow Camel Company.
Kornblow Aren't ALL the camels in Casablanca yellow?
[surprised]
Corbaccio Eyy, you crazy. We gotta Checker Camel Company, too.
Flattery for a Favor
Kornblow You know, I think you're the most beautiful woman in the whole world.
Beatrice Do you really?
[eagerly]
Kornblow No, but I don't mind lying if it'll get me somewheres.
The Challenge of Saying No
Beatrice You wouldn't say "No" to a lady!
Kornblow Why not? They always say "No" to me!
Introductions at the Hotel
Beatrice My name's Beatrice Rheiner. I stop at the hotel.
Kornblow My name's Ronald Kornblow. I stop at nothing!
A Night in Casablanca's Humorous Promise
Taglines 100 Girls! 1,000 Scenes! 10,000 Laffs!
Questioning the Fate of the Last Manager
Ronald Kornblow Well, gentlemen, I'm a different man behind a desk - as any stenographer can tell you. But, uh, what I want to know, is why they're burying the last manager. And don't tell me it's because he's dead.
A Night in Casablanca - Ronald Kornblow
Ronald Kornblow After all, I'm a man and you're a woman... and I can't think of a better arrangement.
A Night in Casablanca - Dialogue 12
Kornblow Call me Montgomery.
Beatrice Is that your name?
Kornblow No. I'm just breaking it in for a friend. How about getting rid of that mutt?
Beatrice Oh, Frou-Frou's a watchdog.
Kornblow Well, let him watch somebody else.
Beatrice Oh, Frou-Frou won't bother us. He has such good manners.
Kornblow If he had such good manners, he'd get off your lap and give me a seat. He can stand up better than I can, he's got twice as many legs.
A Night in Casablanca - Dialogue 8
Annette Good heavens, Mr. Kornblow, what happened?
[Noticing a very disheveled Mr. Kornblow making his way back to the hotel]
Kornblow What happened! I was stood up by a woman, and knocked down by a car. These Casablanca drivers are terrible! He missed me three times. I finally had to climb a palm tree, and he hit that instead.
Anette A palm tree?
[chuckles]
Kornblow Yeah... until I saw you two, I thought every date in town was broken!
Prioritizing Speed in Hotel Service
Ronald Kornblow From now on the essence of this hotel will be speed. If a customer askes you for a three-minute egg, give it to him in two minutes. If he asks you for a two-minute egg, give it to him in one minute. If he askes you for a one-minute egg, give him the chicken and let him work it out for himself!
A Night in Casablanca - Dialogue 2
Governor Galoux Monsieur! We caught him stealing money! We were forced to discharge him!
[lying about why the last manager was "fired"]
Kornblow I see. You want a manager that doesn't steal money. Good day, gentlemen.
[tries to leave]
Prefect of Police Capt. Brizzard Please Monsieur Kornblow do not take offense. You are making a mountain out of a molehill.
[holds Kornblow back]
Kornblow Well, that's quite a trick. You try that sometime.
Resentment Towards Pointed Heads
Ronald Kornblow I don't mind being killed, but I resent hearing it from a character whose head comes to a point!
A Night in Casablanca - Dialogue 10
Corbaccio What you need is a good bodyguard.
Kornblow What I need is a good body. The one I've got isn't worth guarding. By the way, since when are YOU a bodyguard? I thought you were in the camel business.
Corbaccio Oh, well in the daytime, I'm in the camel business; at night, I'm a bodyguard.
Kornblow I see; well, suppose I get killed in the daytime?
Corbaccio Well, then I give you free ride on my camel. Look-a boss, I could keep you alive for fifty francs a week-
Kornblow It isn't worth it.
Corbaccio Well, you can't take it with you-
Kornblow Well, I'm not gonna leave it lying around here.
Corbaccio But-a boss! If I'm your bodyguard, I'll watch-a you like a mother watches her baby!
Kornblow Is the mother pretty?
Corbaccio What's-a the difference?
Kornblow Well, there's a lotta difference; if the mother's pretty I'll watch the mother and you can watch the baby!
Conversation About Location in Casablanca
Kornblow Who's he talkin to?
Corbaccio Salt Lake City.
Witty Exchange on Marital Shame
Mr. Smythe Sir, this lady is my wife. You should be ashamed.
Ronald Kornblow If this lady is your wife, YOU should be ashamed.
A Broke Man's Search for Information
Pierre All right, what do you want?
Gambler Not so quick, my friend. It costs money.
Pierre Why ask me? You know I'm broke!
Gambler I also know, that you're looking for a man who wears... a toupee.
Pierre You know who he is?! This means everything to me; if you know who he is, please tell me!
[Rusty and Corbaccio wander over]
Gambler The wheel has been unkind to me tonight; I should like to try again. It would only take a few hundred francs...
Pierre What the- I'll pay you, I promise!
Gambler A croupier doesn't accept promises-
Pierre Tell me his name!
[grabs his collar]
Gambler If you should happen to find a few hundred francs, I'll be at the Brass Monkey.
[pulls himself free and walks away]
Corbaccio What's the matter, Pierre, you need-a some money?
Pierre Don't worry, Corbaccio. I'll get what I want from that rat without money.
[leaves]
Corbaccio He'll never get nothin from that rat without money. That rat's just-a like me. Eyy, what I say? I'm crazy. You know, I'm-a worried about Pierre. We gotta find him some money. You gotta idea? Eyy, notta that way!
[Rusty laughs and claps him on the back; Rusty rolls up his sleeves; Rusty reaches into a guest's pocket]
Invitation to the Supper Club
Beatrice I shall be in the Supper Club.
Kornblow The Supper Club?
Beatrice Yes. Will you join me?
Kornblow Why? Are you coming apart?
Beatrice Oh, come on now. You wouldn't say no to a lady.
Kornblow I don't know why not. They always say no to me.
Beatrice If you come to the Supper Club, I shall sing some opera for you. Bye-bye now...and remember, I shall be singing only for you.
Kornblow ] "You don't have to sing for me... Just whistle." That reminds me, I must get my watch fixed!
[imitating Humphrey Bogart; as she leaves, he notices her swaying rear end and turns to the camera]
The Howl Raiser: A 1946 Perspective
Taglines The Howl Raiser of 1946
Humor in Unattainable Idealization
Ronald Kornblow It's a funny thing. I've met a lot of pin-up girls, but I've never been able to pin one down.
A Night in Casablanca - Dialogue 4
Kornblow The first thing we're going to do is change all the numbers on all the rooms.
Hotel employee But you can't do that! Think of the confusion!
Kornblow Yes, but think of the fun!