#21: “Here’s Lookin’ at You, Kid.”
The iconic phrase “Here’s looking at you, kid” from Casablanca stands as a timeless staple in pop culture, yet its origin was a serendipitous addition never intended for the script. Humphrey Bogart spontaneously uttered the line during a casual off-set moment while teaching Ingrid Bergman poker, unknowingly contributing to cinematic history.
Much like Titanic’s unforgettable improvisation, this unplanned remark captured the essence of the film’s romance and longing, resonating with audiences worldwide. Bogart’s impromptu delivery added a touch of authenticity and charm to the iconic scene, solidifying its place in the annals of cinema as one of the most memorable lines ever spoken.