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The Producers (1967)
Producers Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom make money by producing a sure-fire flop.
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Trivia
The name "Bialystock" is taken from the Polish city with the same name, from which Mel Brooks' ancestors had come. Until the Holocaust, Bialystock had been a major Eastern European Jewish city.
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Terrible Audition:
A wandering Minstrel I, a thing of shreds...
Roger De Bris:
Thankyou!
Terrible Audition:
and patches. Do you want me to...
Roger De Bris:
We're sorry!
Terrible Audition:
YOU'RE sorry?
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When Max and Leo are trying to talk Roger De Bris into directing "Spring Time for Hitler," Roger's personal assistant, Carmen Ghia places a wig on Roger's head to complete his costume for the choreographer's ball. As the scene cuts back and forth from wide shots to close ups of Roger while he is speaking, the bangs of his wig alternate between being off and on his forehead.
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Genres
Comedy | MusicDetails
Release Date:
10 November 1968Language
English, German
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USABox Office
Budget:
$941,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$6,436 (USA) (16 June 2002)
Gross:
$111,866 (USA) (12 January 2003)
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