Abstract
The monumental events of World War II deeply impacted numerous spheres of human life, including Hollywood cinema. This paper delves into the influence of WWII on Hollywoods thematic and narrative shifts, using the iconic film Casablanca (1942) as its focal point. Released amidst the wars tumult, Casablanca seamlessly blends a distinct love story with contemporary political dynamics, exemplifying Hollywoods adaptive response to wartime conditions. Through meticulous examination of Casablanca, this study gleans insights into Hollywoods filmmaking choices and content transformation against the wars backdrop, drawing from varied sources such as film archives, governmental records, and industry reports. This exploration vividly highlights the lasting impact of the war on cinema, positioning Casablanca as a paragon of the synergy between cinematic art and wartime politics.
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