This marvelous film - his most notable one - found a naive yet earnest Harold moving to the big city to seek his fortune.) (aka Band of Outsiders.]Janet was worried by the looks of things ("It seems so unhealthy here") and encouraged Brad to leave ("I wanna go").The line finally reaches to Casablanca on the coast of neutral French Morocco, the setting for the film, where refugees (unless they are wealthy or influential enough to acquire quick-exit visas) are victimized by predatory, corrupt Vichy bureaucrats:And so a torturous, round-about refugee trail sprang up.] Hammer Films generatedThe Horror of Dracula (1958)(with Christopher Lee as "the Count") after purchasing film rights from Universal.[Huston had previously directed his father in a small, unbilled role inThe Maltese Falcon (1941), his first film.