Title: The Drowning Pool (film)
Content:  was co-produced by First Artists at Warner Bros. By July 1974, Joanne Woodward had agreed to co-star and Lorenzo Semple had rewritten the script. Producer Foster says it was Woodward's suggestion to relocate the story from California to Louisiana, as she felt it would offer a point of difference. By September 1974, Tracy Keenan Wynn, who had earned a strong reputation writing TV movies, was working on the screenplay. Hill said that later Eric Roth did some writing on it. Jack Garfein said his agent pitched Garfein to direct the movie and Newman was agreeable, but then Stewart Rosenberg approached Newman asking for the job, saying he was going through personal problems and was "desperate" 
Title: Save the Drowning Man
Content: Andrei Ushakov as Andrei Vasilkov ; Leonid Karasyov as Gulka (as Lyonya Karasyov) ; Egor Dyakov as Podushkin ; Vladimir Bobylyov ; Vladimir Varenov ; Anna Ratnikova ; Yuri Solodov ; Svetlana Kharitonova ; Valeriy Nosik 
Title: Drowning (film)
Content:  Drowning is a 2019 drama film written and directed by Melora Walters and starring Walters, Gil Bellows, Jay Mohr, Joanna Going, Steven Swadling, Sergio Rizzuto, and Mira Sorvino. Inspired by real life events experienced by Walters, the film recounts the story of a mother (Walters) coming to terms with her emotions as her only son (Rizzuto) is deployed to war.
Title: Border Crossing (novel)
Content:  Stephen Molton and Frank Pugliese wrote the screenplay for the 2017 movie adaptation titled The Drowning, directed by Bette Gordon and scored by Anton Sanko. The film stars Avan Jogia as Danny Miller, Josh Charles as Tom Seymour and Julia Stiles as Lauren Seymour. Other cast members include Tracie Thoms, Leo Fitzpatrick and John C McGinley.
Title: The Drowning (film)
Content:  The Drowning is a 2016 American-Hong Kong thriller drama film directed by Bette Gordon and starring Josh Charles, Julia Stiles and Avan Jogia. It is based on Pat Barker's 2001 novel Border Crossing. The Drowning tells the story of a forensic psychologist haunted by his expert witness testimony that sent a young boy to prison for a chilling murder. When the boy later reappears in his life, he is drawn into a destructive, soul-searching reinvestigation of the case.
Title: Save the Drowning Man
Content:  Save the Drowning Man (Спасите утопающего) is a 1967 Soviet comedy film directed by Pavel Arsenov.
Title: P. J. Boudousqué
Content:  With no prior acting credits, P. J. Boudousqué was cast in the lead role after reading two scenes. After Coldwater, he won roles in American Horror Story (2013), Bones (2014), and Ascension (2014). Boudousqué had been auditioning in vain in Hollywood and said he almost gave up on acting just before getting the call for Coldwater, auditioning for the film shortly before moving to New York City. In New York he was planning to study in theater intensives, but after two weeks found out that he had booked the film and had to return to Hollywood. Boudousqué's performance in Coldwater was universally praised by critics. Don Simpson writing for 'Smells Like Screen Spirit' is typical of the accolades Boudousqué received for his work in the film:"'Boudousqué handles the emotionally dark subject matter with an eerie sense of quietness. As Coldwater showcases 
Title: The Drowning Pool (film)
Content:  The Drowning Pool is a 1975 American neo-noir thriller film directed by Stuart Rosenberg, and based upon Ross Macdonald's novel of the same name. The film stars Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, and Anthony Franciosa, and is a loose sequel to Harper. The setting is shifted from California to Louisiana.
Title: Pierre Boulle
Content:  which forms part of the 1969 BBC2 documentary "Return to the River Kwai" made by former POW John Coast. A transcript of the interview and the documentary as a whole can be found in the new edition of John Coast's book "Railroad of Death". David Lean made the book into a motion picture that won seven 1957 Oscars, including the Best Picture, and Best Actor for Alec Guinness. Boulle himself won the award for Best Adapted Screenplay despite not having written the screenplay and, by his own admission, not even speaking English. Boulle had been credited with the screenplay because the film's actual screenwriters, Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson, had been blacklisted as communist sympathizers. Boulle was neither a socialist nor a communist. The Motion Picture Academy added Foreman's and Wilson's names to the award in 1984. Kim Novak accepted the Oscar on behalf of Pierre Boulle.
Title: The Drowning Pool (film)
Content:  At the time the film was being made, Paramount was producing a TV series based on the Lew Archer novels starring Brian Keith. Before the movie came out, a film buyer said, "you're sure it's going to be a disaster because Stuart Rosenberg-ooh! What has Stuart Rosenberg got on Paul Newman? I mean, after WUSA, how could anyone . . .? This man has got to be the Otto Preminger of grade-B movies. He just hasn't made a commercial movie in years, and people still give him big properties." Hill later estimated that only two minor scenes in the film were true to his adaptation. He said, "[he] wasn't too crazy about the movie."

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Boudu Saved from Drowning?
Answer: Jean Renoir.