Springtime for Hitler (song) Springtime for Hitler: A Gay Frolic With Adolf and Eva at Berchtesgaden is an imaginary melodic in Mel Creeks' 1967 film The Makers, as well as the stage melodic variation of the film, and the 2005 film transformation of the melodic. It is a melodic about Adolf Hitler, composed by Franz Liebkind, a lopsided ex-Nazi initially played by Kenneth Mars (and later by Brad Oscar and Will Ferrell in the stage melodic and the 2005 film, separately). In the film, the play is picked by the maker Max Bialystock and his bookkeeper Leo Blossom in their deceitful plan to raise significant financing by selling 25,000% of a play, then, at that point, making it fizzle, lastly saving all of the leftover cash for themselves. To guarantee that the play is an all out disappointment, Max chooses a unimaginably dull content (which he depicts as "basically an adoration letter to Adolf Hitler"...