Franz Liebkind is a fictional character from the musical and film The Producers, created by Mel Brooks. He is a passionate and eccentric playwright who has written a pro-Nazi musical titled Springtime for Hitler. His character is known for his strong German accent and quirky personality, which adds humor to the story. In The Producers, Liebkind becomes involved with the main characters, Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom, who aim to produce his controversial play. His character represents the absurdity of the situation, as he is both a devoted Nazi and a comedic figure, contributing to the overall satire of the production.