The Producers
Hollywood Never Faced a Zanier Zero Hour!
Broadway producer Max Bialystock and his accountant, Leo Bloom, plan to make money by charming wealthy old biddies to invest in a production many times over the actual cost, and then put on a sure-fire flop, so nobody will ask for their money back – and what can be a more certain flop than a tasteless musical celebrating Hitler.
- 7.1
- 1968
- Released
- 1h 29m
Zero Mostel
Max Bialystock
Gene Wilder
Leo Bloom
Dick Shawn
Lorenzo St. DuBois (L.S.D.)
Kenneth Mars
Franz Liebkind
Estelle Winwood
"Hold Me Touch Me"
Christopher Hewett
Roger De Bris
Andréas Voutsinas
Carmen Ghia
Lee Meredith
Ulla
Renée Taylor
Eva Braun
Michael Davis
Production Tenor
John Zoller
Drama CriticMadlyn Cates
Concierge
Frank Campanella
The BartenderArthur Rubin
Auditioning HitlerZale Kessler
Jason GreenBernie Allen
Auditioning HitlerRusty Blitz
Auditioning HitlerAnthony Gardell
Auditioning HitlerMary Love
LadyAmelie Barleon
LadyNell Harrison
LadyElsie Kirk
LadyAnne Ives
Lady
Barney Martin
GöringDavid Patch
Goebbels
Tucker Smith
Lead DancerDavid Evans
Lead Dancer
Josip Elic
Violinist
Shimen Ruskin
The Landlord
William Hickey
The DrunkBrutus Peck
Hot Dog Vendor
Mel Brooks
Singer in "Springtime for Hitler" (voice) (uncredited)
Bill Macy
Jury Foreman (uncredited)
Linda Gillen
Sax Player (uncredited)
Robert Paget
Auditioning Hitler (uncredited)
Released
en
$947,000.00
- #nazi
- #cheating
- #dark comedy
- #musical
- #satire
- #scam
- #theatrical producer
- #playwright
- #sing sing
- #broadway
- #accountant
- #adolf hitler
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