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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 | |
Dick Shawn | L.S.D. - Lorenzo St. DuBois | |
Estelle Winwood | Hold Me Touch Me | |
Andréas Voutsinas | Carmen Ghia | |
Michael Davis | Production Tenor | |
John Zoller | Drama Critic | |
Madelyn Cates | Concierge | |
Frank Campanella | The Bartender | |
Arthur Rubin | Auditioning Hitler | |
Zale Kessler | Jason Green | |
Bernie Allen | Auditioning Hitler | |
Rusty Blitz | Auditioning Hitler | |
Anthony Gardell | Auditioning Hitler | |
Mary Love | Old Lady | |
Amelie Barleon | Old Lady | |
Nell Harrison | Old Lady | |
Elsie Kirk | Old Lady | |
Anne Ives | Old Lady | |
Barney Martin | Göring | |
David Patch | Goebbels |
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Producer |
Sidney Glazier
Jack Grossberg |
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Writer/Composer |
Mel Brooks
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Cinematography |
Joseph F. Coffey
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Music |
John Morris
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Broadway producer, Max Bialystock and his accountant, Leo Bloom plan to make money by charming little old ladies to invest in a production many times over what it will actually 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. |
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