This revisionist noir film was thefirstproduction of legendary Paramount Studios head (and ex-actor) Robert Evans, a flamboyant Hollywood figure who later in 1994 published a juicy autobiography,The Kid Stays in the Picturethat was made into a documentary film in 2002.A second tagline read: "He""s the hero - that""s right - the hero!!"It opened in London as a British musical stage play in mid-June of 1973 (and playing in various venues), and then in Los Angeles (at The Roxy Theater, a rock-n-roll nightclub on the Sunset Strip) in late March of 1974 (for a duration of nine-ten months).It""s got a ritual significance." Lowenstein, proudly proclaiming himself as "an essential worker for Oskar Schindler," is plucked from the group by a few SS, declared "twice as useless" and inefficient, led a short distance away, and shot point-blank in the head.)Afterwards, although she was told the arrogant King refused giving her an audience, Anna pushed forward and unceremoniously approached the throne to speak to the King.Its success boded well - it set the stage for the upcoming Warner Bros.""Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)and another franchise, starting withJustice League (2017).There were no Academy Award nominations for the film.At the MTV Awards, Henry Cavill won the Best Hero Award.BackgroundMaytime(1937) is a beautiful, enchanting classic romantic musical from the 1930s.It is the third Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy operetta and often considered the best of their eight pairings.