Ingrid Bergman is the star being saluted today by TCM, on one of the final days of its month-long Summer Under the Stars. And in prime time, we get two of her best performances, in movies that are, in their own ways, positively iconic. First up, at 8 p.m. ET: 1942’s Casablanca, a drama about people caught in a romantic triangle, in the midst of WWII, in a North African hideaway. Humphrey Bogart and Paul Henreid co-star with Bergman, and this movie remains one of the most famous movies of all time for good reason.

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