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Play It Again, Sam - Romance Movie
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Play It Again, Sam

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Play It Again, Sam is a 1972 romantic comedy film starring Woody Allen. Adapted from his 1969 Broadway play, it tells the story of a man who purchases a dog to win back his girlfriend’s affection. The movie's focus on unconventional romance and intellectual characters makes it appealing for audiences interested in classic independent films and character-driven stories. It resonates particularly with those drawn to Woody Allen's work and explorations of relationships.

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Why does Humphrey Bogart appear in Play It Again, Sam?

Woody Allen's character, film critic Allan Felix, idolizes Casablanca and imagines Bogart giving him advice about women. Jerry Lacy plays the fantasy version of Bogart, who appears whenever Allan's confidence collapses.

Does Woody Allen direct Play It Again, Sam?

No. Allen wrote the screenplay, adapted it from his own 1969 Broadway play, and played the lead role, but Herbert Ross directed the 1972 film.

Who does Allan fall in love with after his divorce?

Allan becomes attracted to Linda, played by Diane Keaton, while she and her husband Dick try to find him new dates. Tony Roberts plays Dick, whose constant business calls leave Linda increasingly close to Allan.

How closely does the ending imitate Casablanca?

The airport farewell deliberately echoes Casablanca, with Allan choosing not to break up Linda and Dick's marriage. Allan even recognizes that he finally has enough romantic experience to deliver a Bogart-like parting speech of his own.

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