Springtime for Hitler

[Martin H]

"Springtime for Hitler (2010)"

:)

[ronws]

Great stuff. I know these are older performances you are presenting. From even before I knew you on the forum a few years before.

My wife and I would like to one day travel northern Europe. Her family immigrated from Germany in 1850. My mother's father was from Germany. But it would be cool to go through Denmark. And catch you in action in whatever you are doing, now. Or a few years from now.

Funny thing, my employers were originally going to give my wife and I cruise, last year. Instead, they bought us an air conditioner, as ours went out in August. The worst time in Texas for that to happen.

Anyway, maybe a few years from now, we could go.

And to see you live, I expect, is even better than a video.

Well done, Martin.

[Martin H]

Thanks Ron, you are most welcome here in little Denmark. :)

[ronws]

Well, all joking and tangential stories aside, when it comes down to it, as we say, the proof is in the pudding. And you have good pudding.

Many can talk the talk, few can walk the walk. And you do both. While moving through choreography. Again, bravo. And count me as a fan.

[MDEW]

Count me as a fan also. I was trying to come up with something funny to say about your dancing in that, but I could not find anything that did not sound disrespectful.

Respect deserved. Bravo.

[Martin H]

Thanks guys:) LOL - I can see how it can be difficult to comment on the moves of a gay Hitler prancing around on stage dancing with afro-American women. ;)

[ronws]

Thanks guys:) LOL - I can see how it can be difficult to comment on the moves of a gay Hitler prancing around on stage dancing with afro-American women.

Or it could be historically accurate and what we saw in "history" films was propoganda.

:D

[jonathangraham]

This was great Martin!! I love The Producers and you really nailed it.