But I must admit, it's fun doing the Maurice-Chevalier-way . There's a marvellous little pun-reference to that in Mel Brooks' History of the World Part 1
...a young man with nothing to do like he is . I don't think so, apart from doing the movie version of Producers he's withdrawn from hollywood and sticks to writing "Young Frankenstein" now for the Broadway stage. After all his last films all flopped (like Robin Hood men in tights and Dracula dead and loving it). At least he'll give us a new score