This was the last completed and released film with an appearance by legendary screen actor Sir Christopher Lee (Saruman he White) before his death in mid June at the age of 93.It was Allen""s least-favorite directed film.The film resulted in the first soundtrack for a Woody Allen film, featuring the music of George Gershwin.]Plot SynopsisPrologue:CasablancaViewingDuring he film""s opening credits, 29 year-old SF film magazine critic Allan Felix (Woody Allen) watched a theatrical screening ofCasablanca (1942)in a movie theatre with his mouth agape during the famed airport farewell conclusion sequence.He screamed: "You have no right" and shot at "Big Daddy" but missed his head.The angered zombie followed Kaufman to his Lincoln Continental limousine getaway car, and pumped gas from a nearby pump into the car through its broken windshield, as Kaufman""s black chauffeur ran away.