Los productores

Título original: The Producers

2005
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2h 14min

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Matthew Broderick, Uma Thurman, and Nathan Lane in Los productores (2005)

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Tras otro fiasco en Broadway, el desafortunado productor Max Bialystock se une al tímido contable Leo Bloom en una treta para hacerse ricos rápidamente montando el peor espectáculo del mundo... Leer todoTras otro fiasco en Broadway, el desafortunado productor Max Bialystock se une al tímido contable Leo Bloom en una treta para hacerse ricos rápidamente montando el peor espectáculo del mundo.Tras otro fiasco en Broadway, el desafortunado productor Max Bialystock se une al tímido contable Leo Bloom en una treta para hacerse ricos rápidamente montando el peor espectáculo del mundo.

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- 1 premio ganado y 17 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
After Max (Nathan Lane) and Leo (Matthew Broderick) do Der Guten Tag Hop Clop with Franz (Will Ferrell), Max tries to pull open the door. When it doesn't open, he shouts, "We're trapped!" This is an inside joke from the play's run in England. One night, a stage hand had locked the door. When Nathan Lane tried it, he realized it was locked and shouted out, "We're trapped! Trapped like rats with a crazy Nazi!" A stage hand then went up and unlocked the door and they got out.

Errores
The older male dancer who says "Don't be stupid, be a schmarty..." is speaking with Mel Brooks' voice on his first appearance. The next time he is heard delivering a line, he has a completely different, deep voice. However, this is deliberate: the character also lip syncs to Mel Brooks' recorded voice in the stage production.

Citas
Leo Bloom: Let's assume for a moment, that you are a dishonest man.
Max Bialystock: Assume away.

Créditos curiosos
For the closing credits, Will Ferrell (in the character of Franz Liebkind) recorded "The Hop-Clop Goes On" - a slower version of "Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop" that parodies "My Heart Will Go On" from "Titanic" right down to the cheesy instrumentals. At the end of the song, Franz whispers to the audience: "Don't forget to purchase 'Mein Kampf' in paperback. You can find it at Borders... or Barnes and Noble...und Amazon.com"

Conexiones
Featured in HBO First Look: The Producers (2005)

Bandas sonoras
There's Nothing Like a Show on Broadway
Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks
Performed by Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick

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8/10

Springtime is delightful, in Germany (and for the audience)

What a fantastic surprise. I've seen Luke-warm reviews about this film, largely saying that the theatrical basis (the Broadway show) is oh-so-evident. Well, in my opinion, this is one of the film's strengths. It's a well-intentioned performance and is close enough to the original Producers, and so unlike it, that the musical remake is justified.

I love musicals, especially musical comedy. This film is a sop to the musical comedy, with good performances from the leads, and Uma Thurman and Will Ferrell, who all appear to be enjoying themselves.

The central (staged) number "Springtime for Hitler" is brilliantly choreographed, with suitably outrageous costumes. Gary Beach as a brilliantly camp Hitler completes this excellent scene. And the bratwurst!! The editing in this sequence - camera panning to the gob-smacked audience is brilliant. This is a film that salutes and spoofs musicals. It's an absolute delight