Title: The Cup (TV series)
Content:  The Cup is a British television programme starring Steve Edge, Pal Aron and Jennifer Hennessy. It is based on the Canadian TV series The Tournament. The show is presented as a mockumentary, and features an Under-11s football team aiming to succeed in a prestigious national tournament – amidst friction between the various parents and club staff.
Title: Cupid (1998 TV series)
Content: Rob Thomas – Creator, executive producer, supervising producer ; Scott Winant – Executive producer, director ; Joe Voci – Executive producer ; Scott Sanders – Executive producer ; Jeff Reno – Executive producer ; Ron Osborn – Executive producer ; Hart Hanson – Co-Executive Producer ; W.G. "Snuffy" Walden – Composer 
Title: Cup Fever
Content: Bernard Cribbins - Policeman ; Sonia Graham - Mrs. Davis ; Dermot Kelly - Bodger the bootmender ; David Lodge - Mr. Bates ; Johnnie Wade - Milkman ; Norman Rossington - Driver ; Rex Boyd - himself ; Ruth Holden - herself ; Bud Ralston - himself ; Rex Deering - himself ; Matt Busby - Himself ; Denis Law - Himself ; Bobby Charlton - Himself ; Nobby Stiles - Himself ; David Herd - Himself ; Pat Dunne - Himself ; Jack Crompton - Himself ; George Best - Himself ; John Connelly - Himself ; Pat Crerand - Himself ; Tony Dunne - Himself ; Bill Foulkes - Himself ; Shay Brennan - Himself ; Bert Trautmann - Himself ; Susan George - Vicky Davis ; Olivia Hussey - Jinny 
Title: The Cup (2011 film)
Content: Brendan Gleeson as Dermot Weld ; Stephen Curry as Damien Oliver ; Daniel MacPherson as Jason Oliver ; Jodi Gordon as Trish Oliver ; Martin Sacks as Neil Pinner ; Shaun Micallef as Lee Freedman ; Bill Hunter as Bart Cummings ; Colleen Hewett as Pat Oliver ; Tom Burlinson as Dave Phillips 
Title: The Cup (TV series)
Content: Steve Edge ... Terry McConnell ; Jennifer Hennessy ... Janice McConnell ; Tanya Franks ... Sandra Farrell ; Dominic Coleman ... Vincent Farrell ; Pal Aron ... Dr Kaskar ; Emmanuel Leconte ... Raymond Mercier ; Samantha Power ... Debbie Rossi ; Billy Geraghty ... Steve Robson ; Craig Cunningham ... Fourbellies ; Gordon Kane ... Tom Blackley ; Ceallach Spellman ... Malky McConnell ; Nazim Khan ... Ranjit Kaskar ; Haylie Jones ... Ali Farrell ; George (Colin) Weaver ... Jack Rossi ; Henry Smith ... Gordy ; Amber Munsie ... Hannah McConnell 
Title: Cop Shop
Content: Hector Crawford - Executive Producer ; Ian Crawford - Executive Producer ; Ian Crawford - Producer ; Terry Stapleton - Producer ; Marie Trevor - Producer ; Philip East - Director ; Charles "Bud" Tingwell - Director 
Title: Hot Cup of Talk
Content: Technical and production ; Scott Butler - associate producer ; Sandy Chanley - producer ; Michael D. Jones - production manager ; Brian Hall - production coordinator ; Doug Ramsey - technical director Visuals and imagery ; Marc Lamphear - film editor ; Alex Fuller - art director  
Title: Cup Fever
Content:  Cup Fever is a 1965 British family sports film under the banner of the Children's Film Foundation. It was directed by David Bracknell and starred Bernard Cribbins and David Lodge. The film includes early appearances from Susan George and Olivia Hussey.
Title: Tin Cup
Content:  Tin Cup was based on a story by Ron Shelton and Tim Norville. It was scripted by Norville and received a rewrite from Shelton. Costner joined the project in June 1995, having previous worked with Shelton on Bull Durham. Filming was due to start on September 15, 1995. Janine Turner was reportedly the first choice for the role of Molly Griswold, but she turned it down. Michelle Pfeiffer was also approached before Rene Russo was then cast. Pierce Brosnan and Alec Baldwin were considered for the part of David Simms, before Don Johnson was placed in the film. John Leguizamo was offered the character of Romeo Posar, until Cheech Marin stepped in to do the role. Kevin 
Title: Teacup Travels
Content:  Micky MacPherson, Simon Parsons and Tony Bibby have backgrounds in TV commercial production, advertising, and children's TV. Producers, MacPherson and Parsons developed the format for the series, drawing inspiration from Bibby's real aunt whom he used to visit in Liverpool as a child. The producers added the extra dimension of enchanting storytelling wrapped around a genuine historical artefact, with Plum Film's Production Executive Tina Foster, and Development Consultant Becky Lloyd both attached to the project from early development to series production. Series one and two are directed by Simon Hynd, with Morag McKinnon directing the Mayan episodes in series two. Digital Production Designer John Gosler, directed and hand painted the unique background artwork, with children's television writer Polly Churchill taking the role of Head Writer for both series, overseeing all 45 episodes. A key, addition to the team was Production Designer Leslie Dilley, a double Academy Award Winner for Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Question: Who was the producer of The Cup?
Answer: Jeremy Thomas.