Title: The Interview
Content:  Jong-un's character. The Interview was first announced in March 2013, at the beginning of pre-production. Principal photography was in Vancouver from October to December 2013. The film was produced by Columbia Pictures, LStar Capital and Rogen and Goldberg's Point Grey Pictures, and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. In June 2014, the North Korean government threatened action against the United States if Sony released the film. As a result, Sony delayed the release from October to December and reportedly re-edited the film to make it more acceptable to North Korea. In November, the computer systems of Sony were hacked by the "Guardians of Peace", a group the FBI determined has ties to North Korea. The group also threatened terrorist attacks against theaters showing the film. This led to major theater chains opting 
Title: The Wild Wild West
Content:  DVD commentary, the show went through several producers in its first season. This was apparently due to conflicts between the network and Garrison, who had no experience producing for television and had trouble staying on budget. At first, Ben Brady was named producer, but he was shifted to Rawhide, which had its own crisis when star Eric Fleming quit at the end of the 1964–65 season. Rawhide lasted another 13 episodes before it was cancelled by CBS. The network then hired Collier Young. In an interview, Young said he saw the series as The Rogues set in 1870 (The Rogues, 
Title: Neville Farmer
Content:  Sundance Channel, including “24 Frame News” and “Anatomy of A Scene” interviews with directors and screenwriters such as Ken Russell, Kim Longinotto, Nick Hornby and Marc Forster. He has been Series Producer for a wide range of independent productions, including “Paranormal Egypt” for The History Channel and “Adventure Golf” for The Discovery Channel. He wrote, produced and directed “Lighting Up Lives” a short film for Sunderland AFC's World Cup bid and music videos for the Australian blues guitarist, Gwyn Ashton. He was edit producer of the 2014 ITN Production, Virgin Killer (Channel 4 UK) Campus Killer (A&E (TV channel) USA), He has also co-written screenplays, Messiah with Irish/American director, 
Title: Julian Schlossberg
Content:  Carlin ; Moscow Stations (Producer) starring Tom Courtenay ; The Passion of Frida Kahlo (Producer) starring Priscilla Lopez ; Cakewalk (Producer) starring Linda Lavin ; Word of Mouth (Producer) starring James Lecesne, directed by Eve Ensler ; It had to be You (Producer) starring and written by Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna ; Moving Right Along (Producer) starring Marlo Thomas and Mark Rydell ; Our Lady of Sligo (Presenter) starring Sinéad Cusack ; The Right Kind of People (Producer) written by Charles Grodin ; Triptych (Producer) starring Ally Sheedy and Margaret Colin ; Street of Dreams (Co-Produced with Mike Nichols) starring James Naughton ; Terms of Endearment (Producer) starring Molly Ringwald. ; My Life on A Diet  (Producer) starring Renee Taylor. 
Title: Jamie Tarses
Content: 1985–1986: Saturday Night Live – Production staff (18 episodes) ; 1987–1988: Perfect Strangers – Casting director (12 episodes) ; 2006–2007: Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip – Consultant (13 episodes) ; 2006–2010: My Boys – Executive producer (37 episodes) ; 2009–2011: Hawthorne – Executive producer (24 episodes) ; 2011: Mad Love – Executive producer (13 episodes) ; 2011: Mr. Sunshine – Executive producer (6 episodes) ; 2011–2013: Happy Endings – Executive producer (57 episodes) ; 2011–2014: Franklin & Bash – Executive producer (30 episodes) ; 2012: Made in Jersey – Executive producer (6 episodes) ; 2012–2014: Men at Work – Executive producer (31 episodes) ; 2013: Bastards – Executive producer ; 2014: Really – Executive producer (1 episode) ; 2014–2015: Marry Me – Executive producer (17 episodes) ; 2014: Cuz-Bros – Executive producer ; 2015: Your Family or Mine – Executive producer ; 2017: The Mayor – Executive producer 
Title: Sarah Gertrude Shapiro
Content:  After college, Shapiro interned at Christine Vachon's production company, Killer Films, and then worked for photographer David LaChapelle as a studio manager. In 2002, affected by the events of September 11 attacks and wanting to be closer to family, Shapiro moved to Los Angeles, California. In Los Angeles, Shapiro found work on the reality TV show High School Reunion, unknowingly signing a contract with the production company that allowed them to move her to different shows at their discretion, and which committed Shapiro to "unlimited renewable options for perpetuity." Shapiro would eventually become a producer on The Bachelor TV franchise, a role she strongly disliked, but which would play an influential part in her later career. 
Title: William Edwin Self
Content:  acting-producer (billed as Associate Producer) and then Producer of the Schlitz Playhouse of Stars. During this period, he produced two-hundred-eight half-hour episodes at fifty-two episodes per year. Many notable actors appeared as guest stars including Anthony Quinn, Peter Lorre, Vincent Price, Walter Brennan, Ronald Reagan, Rod Steiger, Charles Bronson, and James Dean. Self moved on to produce The Frank Sinatra Show in 1957. Later that year, he accepted the post of Program Executive for CBS Television Network where his assignment was to develop new television series. The first pilot he produced was Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone. Self was hired in 1959 by 20th Century Fox where he 
Title: Sarah Gertrude Shapiro
Content:  worked on the show for four seasons over the course of two years, going from associate producer to field producer. In 2005, seeking to leave reality television and end her restrictive non-compete employment contract (which was only effective in California), Shapiro moved to Portland, Oregon, where she worked at the advertising agency Wieden + Kennedy. Shapiro was familiar with Portland from having interned at Portland's Northwest Film Center during college, where she met filmmakers Miranda July and other local artists and filmmakers. Initially she planned to be a kale farmer. At Wieden + Kennedy, Shapiro worked as a director, creating content in the form of short forms and documentaries. Wieden + Kennedy was an early 
Title: Paul Schiff
Content:  Schiff began his career as a documentary cameraman in his hometown of New York City before moving into directing for MTV, where he was on staff for four years during the early days of the fledgling cable channel. His success at the network led to an introduction to film executive Joe Roth, who would go on to become his mentor. Roth hired Schiff as associate producer on the boxing drama, Streets of Gold, before moving up to produce his 1988 drama, Coupe de Ville. Schiff then became a vice president of Production under Roth at Morgan Creek Productions, where he developed and supervised 
Title: Richard Jasek
Content:  Film Institute. Following the exit of Maryanne Carroll, Jasek took over the role of producer on City Homicide in 2009. In September 2011, Jasek shot the film The Story of Frank Fenner and his Father Charles, which explores the life and scientific achievements of Professor Frank Fenner. On 25 October 2011, it was announced that Jasek would be taking over as the executive producer of Neighbours, following Susan Bower's decision to move on from the job. Jasek was joined by Alan Hardy, who took over the role of producer. He was responsible for a number of multicultural casting choices during his tenure, including bringing the first non-white family into the core cast of the 

Question: Who was the producer of The Internship?
Answer: Vince Vaughn.
Vincent Anthony Vaughn.
Vincent Vaughn.