]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.I""ve seen them come, and I""ve seen them go.This is your moment.May God bless you while it lasts." Easton also praised Eva, but insensitively ignored her attempts at affection: (she told him: "You""re in my heart").My men assure me that none of the royal family escaped alive"), but he had obviously failed.The King (with support from his advisors) was pressuring his pretty daughter - Princess Gwendolyn (Angela Lansbury) - into a politically-important marriage with Sir Griswold of the North (Robert Middleton), who was arriving the next day for a tournament.With the warp core back online, the ship entered Earth""s atmosphere without incinerating upon re-entry.The opening scene pans and dissolves across views of 1909 (pre-Prohibition) Chicago.After images of a congested downtown area, there are views of the stockyard, the blast of a factory whistle, a brewery, crowded and dirty streets, saloons, and a Salvation Army marching band.