The desensitized-to-life, nihilistic, high-fashion photographer had become bored and uncommitted to his lucrative career of commercial glamour photography, but on the side in a complete about-face, he was more committed to photographing, inveritedocumentary style, the seamy and sordid side of life in London - including its bums, poverty-stricken individuals, and the aged in flophouses and slums.]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.In preparation for his meal, Johnnie soaps up his hands in a wash basin against the outside wall of the station""s depot.You""re new to show business, aren""t ya?Peggy: Oh, I""ve had experience.Billy: How many shows?Peggy: Oh, why any number of them.Billy: Come on now, come on.Peggy: Well, to tell you the truth...Billy: I want the truth.Peggy: This will be my first, if they take me.Billy: If they take you? Say, you can""t miss.I""ll take you in myself.I""ll steer you right up to the stage director.More nasty wise-cracks from backstage, dirty-minded chorines greet them as they leave his dressing room together and he self-important star protects her from the gauntlet of remarks:- A short order of ham coming out.