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| Estelle Winwood | Hold Me Touch Me | |
| Renée Taylor | Eva Braun | |
| David Patch | Goebbels | |
| William Hickey | The Drunk | |
| Barney Martin | Göring | |
| Shimen Ruskin | The Landlord | |
| Frank Campanella | The Bartender | |
| Josip Elic | Violinist | |
| Madelyn Cates | Concierge | |
| John Zoller | Drama Critic | |
| Brutus Peck | Hot Dog Vendor | |
| Anne Ives | Lady | |
| Amelie Barleon | Lady | |
| Lisa Kirk | Lady | |
| Nell Harrison | Lady | |
| Mary Love | Lady | |
| Christopher Hewett | Roger De Bris | |
| Andréas Voutsinas | Carmen Ghia | |
| Lee Meredith | Ulla | |
| Kenneth Mars | Franz Liebkind |
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| Producer |
Joseph E. Levine
Sidney Glazier Jack Grossberg |
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| Writer | Mel Brooks
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| Cinematography | Joseph F. Coffey
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| Musician |
John Morris
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Broadway producer, Max Bialystock and his accountant, Leo Bloom plan to make money by charming little old ladies to invest in a production many times over what it will actually cost, and then put on a sure-fire flop, so nobody will ask for their money back – and what can be a more certain flop than a tasteless musical celebrating Hitler. |
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