Title: Nothing but Trouble (1991 film)
Content:  Warner Bros., who wanted John Candy to costar. Aykroyd wanted to play the parts of Judge Valkenheiser and Chris Thorne, but the studio wanted Chevy Chase to play Thorne, and Aykroyd agreed. With no director attached, Aykroyd said he would direct the film to secure the deal, even though he didn't want to direct the film. Aykroyd later agreed to play the giant adult baby Bobo as well, after no one else wanted to play the part, and found it stressful to play two parts in heavy makeup while simultaneously directing and producing. Warner Bros. had faith in Aykroyd, and 
Title: Nothing but Trouble (1991 film)
Content:  The story was developed after a screening of the 1987 film Hellraiser that producer Robert K. Weiss attended with Dan and Peter Aykroyd. Weiss had a fractured rib and suggested the three attend a film to take his mind off his injury, but that it couldn't be a comedy because it hurt him to laugh, which is why the Aykroyd brothers chose a horror film. Once the movie started and the three saw the audience laughing at the film, Weiss suggested that they make a horror-comedy together, since audiences wanted to laugh and be scared at the same time. Peter 
Title: The Troublemaker (1964 film)
Content:  This film was shot on location in the West Village and Times Square in New York City. It was produced under Ozymandias Productions and Seneca Productions, and distributed through Janus Films. The crew for this film includes Ben Berk (Assistant Director), Gayne Rescher (Director of Photography), Robert Gaffney (Producer), John McManus and William Austin (Film Editors), Cy Coleman (Music Composition and Conduction), David Moon (Art Director), Leif Pedersen (Set Decoration), Robert Maybaum (Sound), and Lewis Bushnell (Production Manager).
Title: 40 Pounds of Trouble
Content:  film at the amusement park. Producers Curtis and Stanley Margulies sent Disney a copy of the script and were surprised when the noted figure phoned them three days later to give his approval, with only a minor alteration to the script. It was the only released film completed by Curtis and Margulies' film production company Curtis Enterprises, as the pair would form a new company, Reynard Productions, shortly afterwards. 40 Pounds of Trouble had a limited one-day-only New Years Eve screening at select theaters across the United States, on the night of December 31, 1962. Theaters showed the film from one to three 
Title: Martin Ransohoff
Content:  See No Evil (1971) – producer King Lear (1971) – producer ; What's the Matter with Helen? (1971) – presenter ; Fuzz (1972) – producer ; Save the Tiger (1973) – producer ; The White Dawn (1974) – story, producer ; Silver Streak (1976) – executive producer ; Nightwing (1979) – producer ; The Wanderers (1979) – producer ; Co-Ed Fever (1979) (TV series) – executive producer ; A Change of Seasons (1980) – story, producer ; American Pop (1981) – producer ; Hanky Panky (1982) – producer ; Class (1983) – producer ; Jagged Edge (1985) – producer ; The Big Town (1987) – producer ; Switching Channels (1988) – producer ; Physical Evidence (1989) – producer ; Welcome Home (1989) – producer ; Guilty as Sin (1993) – producer ; Turbulence (1997) – producer  
Title: Nothing but Trouble (1991 film)
Content:  Nothing but Trouble is a 1991 American black comedy horror film directed by Dan Aykroyd in his directorial debut, and written by Aykroyd, based on a story by his brother Peter. Chevy Chase and Demi Moore star as yuppies who are taken to court for speeding in the bizarre, financially bankrupt small town of Valkenvania. Dan Aykroyd co-stars as the town's 106-year-old judge, Alvin Valkenheiser, who holds a personal grudge against financiers, and John Candy has a supporting role as Valkenheiser's grandson, chief of police Dennis Valkenheiser. Tupac Shakur made his acting debut in this film, as a member of the rap group Digital Underground. The film's tone was compared by critics to films such as Abbott and 
Title: Nothing but Trouble (1991 film)
Content:  Nothing but Trouble was poorly reviewed by critics. Chris Hicks, writing for the Deseret News wrote, "though Aykroyd seems to be having the time of his life as the judge, Chase, Candy, and Moore appear much less animated than usual [and] downright embarrassed in some scenes". Writing for The New York Times, Vincent Canby criticized Aykroyd's script, believing its narrative had "loose ends", and said "the movie looks less funny than expensive". The Hollywood Reporter criticized the film's comedy, considering it to be "skit-level". The Los Angeles Times critic Peter Rainer wrote, "if you're in the mood to be clobbered with stale jokes, it might seem fitfully amusing. Occasionally, the talents of the cast 
Title: Thomas Bliss
Content:  He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.
Title: Pete Anderson
Content:  (2001): producer ; William Norman Edwards: Down Here (2001): producer, guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo ; Danni Leigh: Divide And Conquer (2001): producer ; Jim Lauderdale: Point Of No Return - The Unreleased 1989 Album (2001): producer ; The Blazers: Seventeen Jewels (2003): producer ; Moot Davis: Moot Davis (2003): producer, guitar ; Cisco: 7740 Valmont St. (2004): producer, arranger, guitar ; Curt Kirkwood: Snow (2005): producer, guitar, bass, mandolin ; Chris Jones: Too Far Down The Road (2006): producer, guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo ; Jason Boland: The Bourbon Legend (2006): producer ; BJ Thomas: "Nashville Rain" (Single) (2006): producer, guitar, sitar, bass ; Erasure: "Boy (Remix)" (2006): producer, 
Title: Nothing but Trouble (1991 film)
Content:  Meet Frankenstein, Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, as well as The Munsters. The film's humor was described as being derived from sketch comedy and gross-out humor. Production commenced in 1990 under the title Git, which was changed in production to Valkenvania. Subsequently, prior to the film's release, Warner Bros. changed the title to Nothing but Trouble; in a press statement released in December 1990, director Dan Aykroyd said that he preferred the title Valkenvania. The film was noted for its strongly negative reception, with criticism directed at its humor, screenplay, tone, and direction. Aykroyd would go on to receive a Worst Supporting Actor Razzie at the 12th Golden Raspberry Awards.

Question: Who was the producer of No Problem?
Answer: Anil Kapoor.
anil.