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TrailerAfter putting together another Broadway flop, failing producer Max Bialystock (Nathan Lane) and his accountant, Leo Bloom (Matthew Broderick), team up with each other in a get-rich-quick scheme to put on the world's worst show.Actors: Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, Uma Thurman, Will Ferrell, Gary Beach, Roger Bart, Eileen Essell, Michael McKean, David Huddleston, Debra Monk, Andrea Martin, ...»Director: Susan StromanCountry: United StatesDuration: 134 minQuality: HDRelease: 2005IMDb: 6.3Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Characters of "The Producers"
Max BialystockPlayed by: Nathan Lane
Leo BloomPlayed by: Matthew Broderick
UllaPlayed by: Uma Thurman
Franz LiebkindPlayed by: Will Ferrell
Roger De BrisPlayed by: Gary Beach
Carmen GhiaPlayed by: Roger Bart
Hold Me-Touch MePlayed by: Eileen Essell
Prison TrusteePlayed by: Michael McKean
JudgePlayed by: David Huddleston
Lick Me-Bite MePlayed by: Debra Monk
Kiss Me-Feel MePlayed by: Andrea Martin
Mr. MarksPlayed by: Jon Lovitz
UsherettePlayed by: Bryn Dowling
WorkmanPlayed by: Kevin Ligon
BumPlayed by: Ray Wills
Bag LadyPlayed by: Marilyn Sokol
Cab DriverPlayed by: Brad Oscar
Misfit ShowgirlPlayed by: Tory Ross
Kevin the Costume DesignerPlayed by: Peter Bartlett
Scott the ChoreographerPlayed by: Jim Borstelmann
Shirley MarkowitzPlayed by: Kathy Fitzgerald
Sabu the HouseboyPlayed by: Jai Rodriguez
Injun JackPlayed by: Mike Jackson
First Mate KylePlayed by: Keith Kuhl
Patrolman PetePlayed by: Keith Lamelle Thomas
Jack LapidusPlayed by: Roland Rusinek
Jason GreenPlayed by: Jason Antoon
Mildred the Audition AccompanistPlayed by: Madeline Doherty
Ticket TakerPlayed by: Jonathan Freeman
GunterPlayed by: Timothy Gulan
ConductorPlayed by: Patrick S. Brady
Mr. ShockedPlayed by: Michael McCormick
Mrs. BewilderedPlayed by: Susann Fletcher
Stormtrooper RolfPlayed by: Michael Thomas Holmes
Stormtrooper MelPlayed by: Ronn Carroll
Snooty WomanPlayed by: Ruth Williamson
Stuffy ManPlayed by: John C. Vennema
Officer O'ToolePlayed by: Fred Applegate
Officer O'ReillyPlayed by: Jerry Richardson
Officer O'RourkePlayed by: Timothy Shew
Jail GuardPlayed by: Danny Mastrogiorgio
Jury ForemanPlayed by: Richard Kind
StenographerPlayed by: Naomi Kakuk
Max's AttorneyPlayed by: Thomas Meehan
Convict #2Played by: Brian Rogalski
Sing Sing Prison GuardPlayed by: James Biberi
Hilda the PigeonPlayed by: Mel Brooks
First NighterPlayed by: Rachel Montez Minor
AccountantPlayed by: Matt Allen
Girl with PearlsPlayed by: Leanne Bowman
Little Old LadyPlayed by: Melanie Allen
AuditionerPlayed by: Will Armstrong
Bavarian PeasantPlayed by: Michael Goddard
ShowgirlPlayed by: Angie L. Schworer
Tapping Brown ShirtPlayed by: Jeremy Benton
StormtrooperPlayed by: Eric Altheide
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Critic Reviews of "The Producers"
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006This is extraneous for anyone who's seen the original film or show, presumably leaving everyone else to wonder what all the fuss has been about.
Boston GlobeDecember 31, 2005Not so much a film as an awkwardly framed souvenir of the Broadway hit musical, The Producers needs a live audience like a candle needs oxygen.
Seattle TimesDecember 27, 2005... an unabashedly old-fashioned musical filled with song, dance, and shtick so shticky you could hang wallpaper with it.
Philadelphia InquirerDecember 27, 2005The jokes are in its tackiness, and gauchery, and raspberry-inducing send-up of Broadway traditions. On that level, the movie works fine -- and is a whole lot cheaper for the ticket buyer.
Orlando SentinelDecember 27, 2005Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick and Gary Beach have their singing, dancing and kvetching in the Broadway smash The Producers immortalized on film.
Miami HeraldDecember 27, 2005There's a song in the stage musical version of 'The Producers' that, if you flipped the title to pose the opposite question, could summarize the letdown diehard fans will feel if they catch the new movie of Mel Brooks' gloriously retro Broadway smash.
Eye for FilmAugust 02, 2007The original was far funnier and somehow managed to cut to the chase with less of a song and dance.
Upstage MagazineMay 25, 2007Be prepared to laugh from the opening credits through the closing credits.
Film Journal InternationalFebruary 22, 2007The play is everything in this uneven movie, which is alternately groan-inducing and side-splitting.
NYC Film CriticDecember 30, 2006Confirmed my original opinion that the musical version of The Producers was a flash-in-the-pan success that won't be remembered ten years from now.
Nolan's Pop Culture ReviewDecember 13, 2006Director Stroman (who also choreographed the film) has also paid tribute to the theatre by casting such stage stars as Brent Barrett, Debra Monk, Karen Ziemba and Andrea Martin.
Christianity TodaySeptember 27, 2006The real reason to see this film is the addition of the musical numbers -- catchy and clever songs, written in the style of classic 1950s Broadway musicals.
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