...What he did to Shakespeare we are doing now o Poland."Mel Brooks"" Nazi-spoofing was right on target in the smash-hitThe Producers (1967), especially in the memorable "Springtime for Hitler" sequence.Hoch in Ford""s most beloved locale, the film handsomely captures the beauty and isolating danger of the frontier.See if you can help me over this.It""s Keats.""When I behold, upon the night""s starr""d face, Huge cloudy symbols of a high -------."" Something that""s seven letters.Laura (immediately): Romance, I think.I""m almost sure it is.""Huge cloudy symbols of a high romance."" It will be in theOxford Book of English Verse.Fred: No, it""s right I""m sure.It fits in with delirium and Baluchistan.Laura (getting up to put music on the radio): Would some music throw you off your stride?While her staid, unimaginative husband continues to work on the crossword puzzle and they listen to Rachmaninoff""sPiano Concerto No.A film retrospective was made by director Gail Levin over 40 years later, titledMaking he Misfits (2002), featuring interviews with Arthur Miller and star Eli Wallach and archival photographs.He was concerned about her loose reputation since they had broken up years earlier: "I was a fool to let you go out of my life.