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On 10/5/2025 at 11:54 PM, WordWolf said:

The Producers (2005)

That's the "go to" more times than I can count.  Between George and you WordWolf, I've seen this posted countless times. 

The trouble is, I have never seen it, I think Zero Mostel(sp) or something like that was in it, but I wouldn't have a "go to" to link them.   At least it wasn't a Super Hero movie I didn't know.   Sorry, not to digress here.  I'm just trying to get my turn in.

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9 hours ago, Human without the bean said:

That's the "go to" more times than I can count.  Between George and you WordWolf, I've seen this posted countless times. 

The trouble is, I have never seen it, I think Zero Mostel(sp) or something like that was in it, but I wouldn't have a "go to" to link them.   At least it wasn't a Super Hero movie I didn't know.   Sorry, not to digress here.  I'm just trying to get my turn in.

That's the wrong "The Producers."  You're thinking of the one from 1967 (in which case one could go with Mostel, Gene Wilder, or Dick Shawn).  I don't remember who was in the remake.

George

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At this point, there's been multiple movies with certain names, so adding the year sometimes is important. There have been 3 different movies called "Batman"- in the 1960s with Adam West, in the 1980s with Michael Keaton, and a few years ago with Robert Pattinson. (Yes, all theatrical releases.)   Some of them have nothing in common other than the same name. ("Running Scared" and "Running Scared" come to mind, and you may recall there was more than one "Inside Out" movie, one was a kid's animated movie, one was not.  And so on.  

The 2nd " Producers"  movie was, in effect, a remake.  The original inspired a Broadway musical, and the new movie is based on the musical.  It has a LOT of scenes that weren't in the original, characters who weren't in the original, musical numbers that weren't in the musical.   For the most part, the actors in the remake are a lot more famous than the actors in the original.  (Hans Liebkind's actor was good, but not so famous in the original, but in the remake, you'd recognize him in a second. Nobody remembers the name of the actress in the original who played Ulla, but in the remake, a famous actress played her.)  I actually prefer the original, but Mrs Wolf prefers the remake, and both of us enjoy watching either version. In the original, Zero Mostel played Max Bialystock, but Nathan Lane played him in the remake, and that's the link I left up. 

If you like comedies, you should see either version when you can.  I think the remake has a broader appeal among adults, for musical numbers and so on.  I freely admit my favorite lines from either version are in the remake.  (" Alvin!")  

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On 10/6/2025 at 3:54 AM, WordWolf said:

Addams Family Values           Nathan Lane            The Producers (2005)

(Peter Sellers once saw the original of " the Producers,"  by accident. He thought it was so funny, he took out an entire page ad and posted an unsolicited testimonial about how funny it was.  This saved both the movie and Mel Brooks'  budding career.) 

 

OK, moving on from here since it's been more than 3 days.....

we linked in with Nathan Lane, so we can't link out with him. We can go with Matthew Broderick, Uma Thurman, Mel Brooks,  Jon Lovitz,  Will Ferrell, Michael Mc Kean, David Huddelston, Debra Monk, or John Barrowman- provided, of course, you know something else they did to link TO.  (Mel Brooks voice acted in the movie, and appeared on camera very briefly at the end.)  

So, let's see.   

Barrowman I know mostly from a lot of TV appearances.   Some of the others, I probably would have to look up to link, depending on my memory that moment (Huddleston, Monk.)   

So, I'll go 

Michael Mc Kean              Clue             Tim Curry 

 

He's been in a number of movies, where he appeared prominently. You should be able to link him fairly painlessly. 

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