Title: Lawrence Bender
Content:  In the 1980s, he worked as a grip on the syndicated anthology series Tales from the Darkside. In 1989 he produced, along with Sam Raimi, the film Intruder, for which he also co-wrote the story. After meeting Tarantino in 1990 and being given the script for Reservoir Dogs, he agreed to produce the film, which went on to achieve commercial success. Throughout the 1990s, Bender also produced Pulp Fiction (1994), Killing Zoe (1994), Fresh, White Man's Burden (1995), From Dusk Till Dawn (1996), Jackie Brown (1997), Good Will Hunting (1997), A Price Above Rubies (1998), and Anna and the King (1999). He had deals with Miramax and Fox 2000 Pictures. 
Title: Bill Todman Jr.
Content:  as executive producer on films including Two if by Sea, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, Diabolique, Incognito, Wild America, Bad Moon, Major League: Back to the Minors, Wrongfully Accused, and The King and I. In 1998, Todman produced the feature film Wild Wild West for Warner Bros. In 2000, he co-produced X-Men for 20th Century Fox. He joined forces with Kopelson Entertainment for the ABC television program Thieves, while simultaneously producing The In-Laws with Joel Simon at Warner Bros. In 2003, Todman and Edward L. Milstein formed Level 1 Entertainment. Together, they have produced and financed such motion pictures as Grandma's Boy for 20th Century Fox, Rendition for New Line Cinema, and Strange Wilderness for Paramount Pictures.
Title: The Deer Hunter
Content:  Deeley suspected that Relyea sensed in director Cimino something that would have made production difficult. As a result, Cimino was acting without the day-to-day supervision of a producer. Because Deeley was busy overseeing the production of Sam Peckinpah's Convoy (1978), he hired John Peverall to oversee Cimino's shoot. Peverall's expertise with budgeting and scheduling made him a natural successor to Relyea, and Peverall knew enough about the picture to be elevated to producer status. "John is a straightforward Cornishman who had worked his way up to become a production supervisor," wrote Deeley, "and we employed him as EMI's watchman on certain pictures."
Title: Producers Guild of America Award
Content: 2005: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit * ; by producers Claire Jennings and Nick Park 2006: Cars ; by producer Darla K. Anderson 2007: Ratatouille * ; by producer Brad Lewis 2008: WALL-E * ; by producer Jim Morris 2009:  Up * ; by producer Jonas Rivera 2010: Toy Story 3 * ; by producer Darla K. Anderson 2011:  The Adventures of Tintin ; by producers Peter Jackson, Steven Spielberg, and Kathleen Kennedy 2012: Wreck-It Ralph ; by producer Clark Spencer 2013: Frozen * ; by producer Peter Del Vecho 2014: The Lego Movie ; by producer Dan Lin 2015: Inside Out * ; by producer Jonas Rivera 2016: Zootopia * ; by producer Clark Spencer 2017: Coco * ; by producer Darla K. Anderson 2018: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse * ; by producers Avi Arad, Amy Pascal, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller 2019: Toy Story 4 * ; by producers Mark Nielsen, and Jonas Rivera 2020: Soul * ; by producer Dana Murray                
Title: Balboa Productions
Content:  On May 30, 2018, Balboa Productions was set to produce the film adaptations of James Byron Huggins novel Hunter and Michael McGowan and Ralph Pezzullo's memoir "Ghost," as well as a Special Ops film written by retired Army Ranger Max Adams and the TV adaptations of Chuck Dixon's "Levon's Trade," and Charles Sailor's "Second Son." On May 5, 2019, Balboa Productions will co-produce the American remake of The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil with B&C Group and CA Entertainment and Don Lee producing and starring in the remake. In July 2019, Balboa Productions will produce Corin Hardy's monster movie Arcane, and the Iko Uwais-led The Bellhop, as well as the modernized TV reboot of Nighthawks for Peacock and the upcoming History show "The Tenderloin," with Stallone set to direct multiple episodes  In 2019, Balboa Productions will produce a Dolph Lundgren-led action series "The International," with Ken Sanzel as the showrunner and Stallone directing the pilot for CBS. In February 2020, Balboa Productions will produce Rowan Athale's film "Little America," with Stallone starring and looking for pre-sales through AGC International.
Title: Irwin Yablans
Content:  production, filming in Pasadena, California over the course of 20 days. Released in late October 1978, Halloween was an unprecedented success, making $70 million in its initial theatrical run, and becoming the highest grossing independent film of all time; it was surpassed by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 12 years later. Yablans and Akkad remained as executive producers on further films after the original's sequel rights were sold to Dino De Laurentiis, then to other studios, with Akkad producing every entry in the series until his death in 2005. Yablans and Akkad, along with producer Joseph Wolf, founded the independent production and distribution studio Compass International Pictures (later Trancas International Films Ltd).
Title: Michael Rosenberg (film producer)
Content:  Lights, Inside Man, The Da Vinci Code, American Gangster, Frost / Nixon, J. Edgar and Rush and television programs including National Geographic Channel's Geinus Anthology series, Hulu's Wu-Tang: An American Saga, Fox's hit Golden Globe and Emmy award-winning Best Drama Series 24 and Empire, Fox's Emmy award-winning Best Comedy Arrested Development, WB's Felicity, ABC's Sports Night, NBC's Friday Night Lights and Parenthood as well as HBO's "From the Earth to the Moon", which won the Emmy for Outstanding Mini-Series. Rosenberg co-produced the 84th Academy Awards show for ABC in 2012. He also served as a producer the critically acclaimed documentaries Pavarotti and Katy Perry: Part of Me, and as an executive producer 
Title: Trish Dolman
Content:  Dolman has held producer roles in many of the feature films she has worked on. She has collaborated with many different directors and is stated to have co-production experience, as Christine Haebler (co-producer of Screen Siren Pictures) says, "Had she not had the co-production experience we couldn't have done it" referring to their film Daydream Nation. During the pre-production phase of Daydream Nation both producers experienced shortcomings because the lead actor Scott Speedman fell through and funding partners dropped off. Dolman looked east for funding in Toronto and partnered with Film Farm and the film became a production of collaborations from the west coast to the east. In 2017, Dolman co-produced Indian Horse, a film based on the novel Indian Horse written by Richard Wagamese. Director Stephen Campanelli brought a cut of the film to Hollywood and showed his business partner Clint Eastwood. Eastwood later signed on to be the executive producer of the film. Dolman has continued to collaborate with other directors and filmmaking professionals. She encourages partnerships amongst provinces, "Co-productions give you access to the whole country's talent which helps to get films seen," says the producer in an interview.
Title: The Incredible Melting Man
Content:  Producer Max Rosenberg, best known for his horror and supernatural films, provided the financing for The Incredible Melting Man. Samuel W. Gelfman was the film's producer, and American International Pictures served as both the production company and the distributor. According to Sachs, Gelfman and Rosenberg decided during shooting that a straight horror film would be more financially successful than a parody, so many of the comedic scenes were edited out and new horror scenes were shot and added to the film. Sachs said he felt the film was taken away from him, and that it suffered as a result because the producers tried to make it 
Title: Hemdale Film Corporation
Content:  throughout the 1970s, Hemdale relocated to Hollywood in 1980 and focused extensively on movie-making. A distribution agreement was made with Orion Pictures. In 1981 Derek Gibson joined the company as executive vice president and head of production. Daly and Gibson were then credited together as executive producers on all Hemdale films. Among Hemdale's best known films are The Terminator, The Return of the Living Dead, Hoosiers, Salvador, River's Edge, Platoon, and The Last Emperor; the latter two were back-to-back recipients of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Hemdale produced and or financed over 80 films during this period. In 1986, Salvador was the first major film released by Hemdale Distribution in 

Question: Who was the producer of Inland Empire?
Answer: David Lynch.
David Keith Lynch.
Laura Dern.
Laura Elizabeth Dern-Harper.
Laura Elizabeth Dern.