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The Producers
Cast
Zero Mostel, Gene Wilder, Dick Shawn, Kenneth Mars View AllCrew
Mel Brooks (Director), Mel Brooks (Writer) View All
Release: Nov. 22nd, 1967
Runtime: 1 hour, 28 minutes
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The Gunslinger45
I loved that movie and over the years continued to rent Mel Brooks movies from Blockbuster.
Cobpyth
Another notable character was Franz Liebkind, the writer of the play, who is still a nazi at heart and wants to kill the two producers when he sees his original Hitler praising script is ruined by funny sketches.
Gideon58
A nebbish accountant named Leo Bloom, a bundle of neuroses who carries a blue security blanket a la Linus Van Pelt has been sent to Max's office to do his books and plants the idea in Max's head that he can make more money producing a Broadway flop rather than a hit by collecting more money that the....
