Title: The Flaw (1955 film)
Content:  man whose only hope is to murder him! Luckily for Jack Paul trips over a rope as they are fighting and falls in the sea. All a bit silly but a jolly good romp if you like that sort of thing. I found myself wondering where they were. I found this. Not sure it looks like the Shoreham on Sea I now know. 'The Flaw made in 1955 and starring John Bentley, produced by Cybex at Brighton Film studios includes location filming in both London and Shoreham. It is an interesting story with good central performances from JB; Rona Anderson &Donald Houston.'
Title: Flashes (film)
Content:  The film is directed by Amir Valinia and the story was written by Andrew M. Henderson. In July, 2013, the film makers were looking for actors to fill the roles for the film. The film was originally called Flashes but a re-cut version was released as Alternate Realities. The film started out as a short but ended up becoming a feature-length film. The film was dedicated to Erika Cardenas who was the girlfriend of the director. She died five weeks before the release of the film. The sound editor supervisor was Sammy Huen, and the music resulted in an award for Best Sound Design at the 2014 Action on Film International Film Festival.
Title: Royal Flash (film)
Content:  work into it originally, I felt that I'd already made the film, even though it had never reached the shooting stage. It was dead." Diabolique argued the second novel was chosen for filming as opposed to the first because it would be less expensive, and the basic storyline had been successfully used before. The film was one of the first produced by executive David Picker following his resignation from being head of United Artists in 1973. In 1969 John Alderton had been cast as Flashman but David Picker wanted a better known actor in the lead. Malcolm McDowell was cast. Lester did not want the film to look too close to the Musketeers movies so he used a 
Title: Rachel Morrison
Content: Flint Strong (TBA) As director
Title: The Flash (film)
Content:  2018. Grahame-Smith left the project that April, citing creative differences. Warner Bros. chose to retain his script, and he was still expected to be involved in the project moving forward, while Lord and Miller were also still involved as producers. A search for a replacement director began immediately. Rick Famuyiwa was hired to take over as director in June 2016, with Warner Bros. feeling that Famuyiwa's vision for the film would both resonate with younger audiences and also be compatible with Grahame-Smith's existing script. Filming was expected to begin later in 2016 and was not believed to be delayed by the director change. Famuyiwa's top 
Title: Flashbacks of a Fool
Content:  The film was mainly shot in Cape Town in South Africa, and England. Flashbacks of a Fool was director Baillie Walsh's first feature film. Walsh had directed music videos for, among others, Massive Attack, Oasis and INXS. The cinematography for the film was done by John Mathieson, who shot for films such as Gladiator, Matchstick Men and Kingdom of Heaven.
Title: The Unforgivable
Content:  In August 2010, it was announced that Graham King would produce Unforgiven, a feature film adaptation of the 2009 British miniseries of the same name, through his GK Films banner. Christopher McQuarrie was hired to write the screenplay, which was being tailored for Angelina Jolie to play the lead role. In November 2011, Scott Frank was hired to rewrite and direct Unforgiven, as McQuarrie was busy directing Jack Reacher. In June 2013, it was reported that McQuarrie had returned to the film as writer and director, and would also serve as a producer with King. In November 2019, it was reported that Sandra Bullock would star in the then-untitled film. She would also serve as a producer through her company Fortis Films. Veronica Ferres would also produce through her company Construction Film. Nora Fingscheidt replaced McQuarrie as director, and Netflix would distribute. In December 2019, Viola Davis, Aisling 
Title: Rodman Flender
Content:  Independent filmmaker Roger Corman hired Flender out of college to run the advertising department of his Concorde-New Horizons Films. With his goal toward directing, Flender moved into production and was Corman's Vice President of Production for two years. He produced or co-produced titles including Body Chemistry, Streets, and Full Fathom Five. Flender made his feature directing debut with the Corman-produced thriller The Unborn, which received favorable reviews. Flender next wrote and directed In The Heat of Passion, also for Roger Corman. Over the next decade, Flender's feature directing credits included Leprechaun 2 for Trimark, and the Columbia Pictures release Idle 
Title: Rick Famuyiwa
Content:  In June 2016, Famuyiwa was announced as the director for The Flash after Seth Grahame-Smith dropped from the project. In October 2016, Famuyiwa left the project. He had been on board since June developing the project, even overseeing the castings of Kiersey Clemons and Billy Crudup in key roles. Famuyiwa gave a statement to The Hollywood Reporter on the matter: "When I was approached by Warner Bros and DC about the possibility of directing The Flash, I was excited about the opportunity to enter this amazing world of characters that I loved growing up, and still do to this day. I was also excited to work with Ezra Miller, who is a phenomenal young actor. I pitched a version of the film in line with my voice, humor, and heart. While it's disappointing that we couldn't come together creatively on the project, I remain grateful for the opportunity. I will continue to look for opportunities to tell stories that speak to a fresh generational, topical, and multicultural point of view. I wish Warner Brothers, DC, Jon Berg, Geoff Johns, and Ezra Miller all the best as they continue their journey into the speed force."
Title: Richard Fleischer
Content:  Mandingo (1975). The Incredible Sarah (1976), a British biopic of Sarah Bernhardt with Glenda Jackson, came next. Fleischer earned a reputation as a reliable journeyman and "replacement director", filling in when a project's original director was fired by a producer for creative differences. These included Huston in The Last Run and Michael Campus for Mandingo. The Prince and the Pauper (1977) was a version of the Mark Twain novel that featured Heston, Harrison and Scott in its cast. Fleischer was hired to replace Richard Sarafian on Ashanti (1979), starring Michael Caine, which turned out to be a flop. He received another call to replace a director, in this case Sidney J. Furie, on The Jazz Singer (1980), an unsuccessful attempt to make a film star out of Neil Diamond.

Question: Who was the director of Flawless?
Answer: Joel Schumacher.
Joel T. Schumacher.