Max Bialystock

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Max Bialystock is a flamboyant, down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and lovable con man who schemes to get rich by staging a guaranteed flop in Mel Brooks' musical comedy "The Producers."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway producer
con man
fictional character
appearsIn The Producers NERFINISHED
The Producers (1967 film) NERFINISHED
The Producers (2001 film) NERFINISHED
The Producers (stage musical) NERFINISHED
associatedWith Franz Liebkind NERFINISHED
Leo Bloom NERFINISHED
Roger De Bris NERFINISHED
Ulla NERFINISHED
belongsToWorkOf American cinema
American musical theatre
characterTrait charming
cowardly
flamboyant
greedy
lovable
manipulative
creator Mel Brooks NERFINISHED
franchise The Producers franchise NERFINISHED
genre comedy
musical comedy
goal to become rich through theatrical fraud
hasDialogueLanguage English
humorStyle farce
satire
medium film
stage musical
method overselling shares in a Broadway show
seducing elderly women for investments
moralArc partial redemption after being caught
narrativeRole antihero
protagonist
nationality American (fictional)
notableFor scheme to profit from a guaranteed Broadway flop
notableWork Springtime for Hitler (fictional musical) NERFINISHED
occupation theatrical producer
partnerInCrime Leo Bloom NERFINISHED
portrayedBy Nathan Lane NERFINISHED
Zero Mostel NERFINISHED
setting Broadway NERFINISHED
storyLocation Broadway theatre district NERFINISHED
New York City NERFINISHED
targetAudience adult audiences
theme greed and corruption in theatre production
satire of show business

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