Filled with some of the funniest dialogue in the entire Mel Brooks' canon.

Rating: 10/10 (6 July 2010)

It's one of the funniest films ever made. A Broadway producer (Zero Mostel) seduces elderly widows to obtain finance for his new play, sells 25,000 percent of the stake in the confident expectation that it will flop, and is horrified when it succeeds.
The Producers is a cult success that became a public favorite through its brilliantly funny premise and a script insanely overstuffed with great gags. Mostel and Gene Wilder are an inspired example of odd-couple casting, and the appalling bad-taste musical Springtime For Hitler, with its Busby Berkeley - inspired routine showing dancers in a swastika formation, is imperishable.