The Third Man script.  This script contains lines which were improvised during shooting.  To see the pre-production script, see the Sight and Sound screenplay where improvised lines are in square brackets (791.437 T445g.1). 

Casablanca shooting script.  Note that the "shooting script" is the typewritten plan for the movie, not necessarily what actually happened on screen or on the sound track.  To test this, open the shooting script and play the DVD while following along from the narrator's first introductory words, and note the changes made until the repetition of "and wait, and wait, and wait."  What words were changed and why?  What effect did the revised script, as delivered in the movie, have that the original type script would not have had?  That is finely polished editing, and you should consider doing that for your papers' final drafts.  What appears to be a more or less reliable transcription of the actual film's dialog is available online.  Always double check any quotations or paraphrase from this source against the film, itself!  We don't know who prepared it or whether it has ever been proofread.

Click here for the cast members of Casablanca and parts they played, as well as the shooting crew, director and other personnel.       Casablanca DVD "Chapter Titles" and MLA citation format. 

The following URLs contain still images from the movie which may aid your shot analysis: http://bogart-tribute.net/films/casablanca.shtml (has annoying soundtrack--press "Mute" if you're in a public place); http://www.reelclassics.com/Movies/Casablanca/casablanca-credits.htm (contains "studio publicity shots" which do not come from the movie--be careful!); http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0034583/mediaindex?page=1 (only the first page contains shots from the film and this one also includes publicity shots not from the movie).

What appears to be a more or less reliable transcription of the actual film's dialog is available online.  Always double check any quotations or paraphrase from this source against the film, itself!  We don't know who prepared it or whether it has ever been proofread.