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| Gene Wilder | Leo Bloom | |
| Zero Mostel | Max Bialystock | |
| William Hickey | The drunk | |
| Kenneth Mars | Franz Liebkind | |
| Lee Meredith | Ulla | |
| Christopher Hewett | Roger De Bris | |
| David Patch | Doc Goebbels | |
| Estelle Winwood | Hold me, Touch me | |
| Renée Taylor | Eva Braun | |
| Bill Hickey | The Drunk | |
| Dick Shawn | Lorenzo St. DuBois | |
| Andréas Voutsinas | Carmen Giya | |
| Barney Martin | Goring |
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| Producer | Sidney Glazier
Jack Grossberg |
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| Writer | Mel Brooks
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| Musician | John Morris
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From the endlessly funny mind of filmmaker Mel Brooks (Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein) comes this Oscar-winning explosion of pure comic lunacy about low-rent Broadway producer Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel) and his high-strung accountant Leo Bloom (Gene Wilder). They discover that, with the help of a few gullible investors, they can make more money on a flop than on a hit. So armed with the worst show ever written - Springtime For Hitler - and an equally horrific cast, this double-dealing duo is banking on disaster. But when their sure-to-offend musical becomes a surprise smash hit, they find themselves in the middle of a Broadway blitzkrieg! |
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