[Note: The time period of the film extends over four years in the early 40s, including most of the war years.]The Producers (2005), a film version of the musical play, directed by Susan Stroman (who also directed the Broadway musical version), with Lane and Broderick reprising their stage roles on filmPlot SynopsisThe Opening Credits Sequence:The high-energy, opening credits sequence began with a view of the frosted glass on the exterior of the door of "Max Bialystock, Theatrical Producer.The crazed Mrs.Voorhees was seen, in the conclusion of the first film, telling Alice: "Jason was my son," followed by the scene in the second film of Jason""s pitchfork pursuit of sole surviving Ginny Field (Amy Steel), and her impersonation of Mrs.She ran down he cellar stairs into the boiler room filled with catwalks, pipes, and steam, where Freddy was waiting for her: "Elm Street""s last brat.Just keep your mouth shut about that Memphis business.We""re gonna send you up there to be our agent.There""s money in it for ya.Big money.Madge""s Formal Jazz-Band Saturday-Night Plantation Party - and Growing Love For Madge:The next day as the all-black Memphis Jazz Band drove up, they were greeted with derogatory looks from some of the farmers.