DVD+R 134 mins IMDB
PG-13 (Parental Guidance)
The Producers
Universal Studios (2005)
In Collection
#355

Seen It:
Yes
Comedy, Musical
USA  /  English

Nathan Lane Max Bialystock
Matthew Broderick Leo Bloom
Uma Thurman Ulla
Will Ferrell Franz Liebkind
Gary Beach Roger DeBris
Roger Bart Carmen Ghia
Michael McKean Prison Trustee
Eileen Essell Hold Me-Touch Me
David Huddleston Judge
Debra Monk Lick Me-Bite Me
Jon Lovitz

Director Susan Stroman
Producer Mel Brooks; Jonathan Sanger
Writer Mel Brooks; Thomas Meehan

In the movie that has been remade from the Broadway hit that was remade from the original movie (you've got to love Mel Brooks) Leo Bloom (Matthew Broderick), and Max Bialystock (Nathan Lane) join forces to produce a Broadway flop. When once successful producer Bialystock's latest show goes belly up, Bloom, a timid accountant, arrives to audit his books for him. In the process of this meeting Bloom's long time desire to become a Broadway producer surfaces, as well as an idea to create a Broadway flop to the tune of millions in their pocket. When Bialystock finally convinces Bloom to go in on the scheme they must search for the sure flop, and they think that they have found it in 'Springtime for Hitler', a musical written by an ex-Nazi played by Will Ferrell. After finding the sure flop they stock it with all the sure flop players, all to assure that it will go bust and the money will be their's. Unfortunately for these producers things don't go quite as planned.

Edition Details
Distributor Universal Studios
Edition None
Barcode 025192843723
Region Region 1
Release Date 5/16/2006
Packaging Keep Case
Screen Ratio Theatrical Widescreen (2.40:1)
Subtitles English; English (Closed Captioned); French; Spanish
Audio Tracks Dolby Digital 5.1
Dolby Digital 5.1 [English]
Dolby Digital 5.1 [French]
Layers Single Side, Dual Layer
Nr of Disks/Tapes 1
Personal Details
Current Value $0.01
Links The Producers at Movie Collector Connect
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Features
Deleted Scenes Including Never-Before-Seen Musical Numbers Outtakes Analysis of a Scene: "I Wanna Be A Producer" Feature Commentary with Director Susan Stroman