Title: The Brothers McMullen
Content:  The Brothers McMullen is a 1995 American comedy-drama film written, directed, produced by, and starring Edward Burns. It deals with the lives of the three Irish Catholic McMullen brothers from Long Island, New York, over three months, as they grapple with basic ideas and values&mdash;love, sex, marriage, religion and family&mdash;in the 1990s.
Title: The Brothers McMullen
Content:  Edward Burns wrote the screenplay in the spring of 1993 while working as a production assistant for Entertainment Tonight, where he worked for cameraman Dick Fisher, who later produced and edited the film. Burns' own Irish Catholic background fed into the screenplay, and film was mostly shot in Burns' real-life family home, a house in the Valley Stream community of Long Island, New York. Shooting took place on weekends over an eight-month period in New York. The film, which was shot on 16mm film, originally cost only $28,000, essentially the cost of raw stock and processing. Burns saved money by placing an advertisement in Backstage magazine looking for Irish-American actors willing to work for free. When Robert Redford was at the Entertainment Tonight studios for an interview, Burns approached him at the elevator and gave him a copy of the film, asking Redford to watch it. Redford later extended an invitation to show it at the Sundance Film Festival. The showing led to a distribution deal, which included an additional $200,000 for post production work and to get the rights for the Sarah McLachlan song "I Will Remember You", which was added over the closing credits.
Title: The Brothers McMullen
Content: Shari Albert as Susan ; Maxine Bahns as Audrey ; Catherine Bolz as Mrs. McMullen ; Connie Britton as Molly McMullen ; Edward Burns as Barry (Finbar) McMullen ; Peter Johansen as Marty ; Jennifer Jostyn as Leslie ; Michael McGlone as Patrick McMullen ; Elizabeth McKay as Ann ; Jack Mulcahy as Jack McMullen 
Title: Jack Mulcahy (actor)
Content:  Jack Mulcahy is an American actor known for being one of the leads in The Brothers McMullen. Mulcahy started in the entertainment business as a lead vocalist and guitarist for various Rock 'n' roll bands around New York City. His first film role was in Porky's (1982), directed by Bob Clark. After the sequel, Porky's II: The Next Day (1983), Jack appeared in several films and television shows including Law & Order; NYPD Blue; Creating Rem Lezar; Awakenings; and Cadillac Man. In 1995, he was cast as Jack, one of the three brothers in The Brothers McMullen. The film won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival that year and was distributed by 20th Century Fox. In 2006, he produced (and starred) in a play called PrimeTime written by Alex DeWitt and directed by Fern Lopez. He later appeared in the Off Broadway showcase of Friction. He then appeared in five lead roles, including "Stuck In The Middle" and Reunion 108. He has also appeared in a Snickers commercial.
Title: The Brothers McGregor
Content: Philip Whitchurch as Cyril McGregor ; Paul Barber as Wesley McGregor 
Title: The Brothers (1947 film)
Content:  L.A.G. Strong's novel was published in 1932. Strong was a friend of David MacDonald and in 1936 they agreed to make a film of the novel together. Plans were delayed until after the war, during which time MacDonald established himself as a leading documentarian. MacDonald took the project to Sydney Box who was enthusiastic about making it. Box wanted Ann Todd, star of The Seventh Veil, to play the lead, as the second part of the two-picture million dollar contract she signed in the wake of the success of The Seventh Veil. Daybreak was to be the first and in March 1946 Box said he hoped to star Todd in The Brothers after that film. Box wanted Emlyn Williams to play John and Michael Redgrave to play Fergus. Emlyn Williams dropped out and was replaced 
Title: Tony Vitale
Content:  Burns gave The Brothers McMullen. A former location manager, he shows off a sure familiarity with his settings while he makes his audience enjoy the very bluntness of his film's caricatures. In 1999, Vitale thought the time was right to pitch his idea again of turning "Kiss Me, Guido" into a show of its own. The pitch wound up with the Axelrod-Widdoes production company ("Can't Hurry Love" and "Brother's Keeper"), who were without a project at the time. Production company co-founder Jonathan Axelrod was married to actress Illeana Douglas, who was good friends with Craig Chester, who co-starred in the film. Douglas rented the movie and screened it for her husband, who saw the series potential. Sitcom veteran Marc Cherry, was brought 
Title: Brothers McClurg
Content: Anthony Craig Hoisington ; Christopher Lucas Hoisington ; Jeremy Thompson 
Title: The Brothers Grimm (film)
Content:  Ehren Kruger's screenplay was written as a spec script; in February 2001, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) purchased the script, with Summit Entertainment to co-finance the film. In October 2002, Terry Gilliam entered negotiations to direct, and rewrote Kruger's script alongside frequent collaborator Tony Grisoni. The Writers Guild of America refused to credit Gilliam and Grisoni for their rewrite work, and Kruger received sole credit. After Gilliam's hiring, production was put on fast track for a target November 2004 theatrical release date. MGM had trouble financing the film, and dropped out as main distributor. Weeks later, Bob Weinstein, under his Dimension Films production company, made a deal with MGM and Summit to co-finance The Brothers Grimm, and become the lead distributor. Projected at $75 million, this was to be Dimension Films' most expensive film ever.
Title: The Brothers McLeod
Content:  The Brothers McLeod are illustrator Greg McLeod and writer Myles McLeod. They are British filmmakers represented by Sheil Land Associates and specialising in illustration, writing and 2D animation. They have been nominated for two BAFTA Film Awards for Best British Short Animation.

Question: Who was the screenwriter for The Brothers McMullen?
Answer: Edward Burns.
Edward Fitzgerald Burns.