Daffy Duck (as Sam) to play her favorite song. General Pandemonium suspects Sylvester may know about the document and binds him in his office. Ketty pleads with Bugs to help Sylvester out of this. Though Bugs is initially reluctant due to the fact that Ketty broke his heart, he goes to the General's office nevertheless and confuses the General himself into jail. The story climaxes with Sylvester and Ketty escaping on the plane for Toronto, New York City and Cucamonga, as Bugs watches them go... except that they find Louis on the plane working as a steward. Louis asks Ketty, "Coffee, tea, or moi?", causing her to jump out of the plane in fright, seemingly without a parachute, landing right in front of Bugs. They kiss, then the parachute opens, covering them. The Warner Bros. Family Entertainment logo appears with "That's All Folks!" written on top of it. Tweety pops up and ends off the cartoon saying (in Peter Lorre's voice) "That's All Folks!" This cartoon contains the Looney Tunes-logo, but the Merrie Melodies-leader can be heard. Cast Greg Burson as Bugs Bunny, Foghorn Leghorn, Pepé Le Pew and Airport PA Announcer Joe Alaskey as Daffy Duck and Sylvester Bob Bergen as Tweety and Crusher Maurice LaMarche as Yosemite Sam Tress MacNeille as Penelope Pussycat Cameos Porky Pig Sam Sheepdog Spike and Chester Granny Pete Puma Beaky Buzzard Giovanni Jones Elmer Fudd Rocky and Mugsy Foghorn Leghorn Gossamer Barnyard Dawg Miss Prissy Reception Common Sense Media rated it 5 out of 5 stars. Home media It was released on the DVD set "The Essential Bugs Bunny", and it was released on the special edition of Casablanca. It was later released on the Looney Tunes Parodies Collection DVD. References External links Carrotblanca at the Big Cartoon Database 1995 films 1995 animated films 1995 short films 1990s American animated films 1990s animated short films 1990s parody films Casablanca (film) Looney Tunes shorts American romance films 1995 romantic drama films American romantic drama films Bugs Bunny films Daffy Duck films Porky Pig films Pepé Le Pew films Beaky Buzzard films Films scored by Richard Stone (composer) Films set in 1941 American World War II films Warner Bros. Animation animated short films 1990s Warner Bros. animated short films Foghorn Leghorn films Yosemite Sam films Elmer Fudd films Tweety films Sylvester the Cat films 1990s English-language films Penelope Pussycat films