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The Producers Study Guide

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by Mel Brooks
About 51 pages (15,180 words)
The Producers (1968 film) Summary

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Act 2, Scene 2 Summary

The action now moves to the bare stage at the theatre where Max, Leo and Ulla are joined by Roger and Franz. The stage fills with various types of people dancing in Hitler costumes under the direction of Carmen Ghia. Vocal auditions begin, and Roger quickly dismisses a succession of singers in Hitler costume. Franz takes offense at some of the men who are overtly homosexual, claiming that the Fuhrer was a strong man and not a mousy, mama's boy.

Franz sings a signature piece in a very strong German accent, and Max realizes that Franz is the perfect person to play Hitler in.....

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