Title: Life of Python
Content: Mike Fox, Graham Smith, Carl Teitelbaum - Cameras ; Fraser Barber, Michael Lax - Sound ; Marnie Jung - Production Assistant ; Sue Vertue - Production Manager ; Ron Blythe - Editor ; Charles Brand - Executive Producer ; Michelle De Larrabeiti - Co-producer ; Mark Redhead - Producer/Director 
Title: This Life (1996 TV series)
Content:  The series was created by Amy Jenkins, who was also its principal writer. Other writers contributed scripts, including Joe Ahearne (who also directed some episodes—the only person to do both on the series), Ian Iqbal Rashid, Amelia Bullmore, and Matthew Graham. Tony Garnett was the executive producer and Jane Fallon worked as a producer on both series. When the first series was screened it was a modest critical success. Nevertheless, the original production agreement secured a second series. In the lead-up to the broadcast of the second series, the entire first series was repeated, helping to generate a critical buzz around the programme, including front-page newspaper coverage, to the point that millions of viewers were waiting to discover the ultimate resolutions to the various plot-lines.
Title: Life After Death
Content: Sean "Puffy" Combs – producer, mixing ; Carlos "6 July" Broady – producer, hammond organ ; Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie – producer ; Stevie J – producer ; Nashiem Myrick – producer ; Ron Lawrence – producer ; Easy Mo Bee – producer ; DJ Premier – producer ; Clark Kent – producer ; RZA – producer ; Havoc – producer ; Buckwild – producer ; Kay Gee – editor, producer ; Chucky Thompson – producer ; DJ Enuff – producer ; Daron Jones – producer ; Paragon – producer ; Jiv Pos – producer ; Mike Pitts – assistant producer, editor ; Michael 
Title: Life of Python
Content:  Life of Python was produced by Tiger Television in collaboration with LDevillier-Donegan Enterprises.
Title: Living &amp; Dying
Content: Brandon Baker .... producer ; Laszlo Bene .... line producer ; Mark Andrew Clark .... associate producer ; Elif Dağdeviren .... executive producer ; Ron Gell .... producer ; Nesim Hason .... producer ; Sezin Hason .... executive producer ; Bülent Helvacı .... executive producer ; Jon Keeyes .... producer 
Title: Living the Life
Content:  Living the Life is a production of Back Door Productions. Executive Producer Rosemary Reed and Director Jules Williams produce the show out of their Pinewood Studios location. The first season premiered on 6 November 2011, and ran for 10 consecutive weeks. Season 1 of Living the Life was released on DVD exclusively through Tesco Entertainment. The DVD set included four bonus episodes and an accompanying behind-the-scenes book, Living the Life written by director Jules Williams. Living the Life has also been made available via UK based video on demand website Blinkbox, where episodes (including the four DVD-only episodes) can be downloaded individually. DVD box set.
Title: Life Itself (2018 film)
Content:  In August 2016, FilmNation Entertainment acquired the film's script, by Dan Fogelman, who also directed the film; FilmNation had bought the script after it appeared on The Black List. Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey served as producers on the film under their Temple Hill Entertainment banner. In November 2016, Oscar Isaac joined the cast. In January 2017, Olivia Cooke, Antonio Banderas, Samuel L. Jackson, Olivia Wilde and Laia Costa were also added, and in March 2017, Annette Bening joined as well, alongside Mandy Patinkin and Alex Monner. Principal photography began on March 13, 2017 in New York City, and continued in Spain in May.
Title: Life (American TV series)
Content:  The series was created by Rand Ravich, who also served as executive producer alongside Far Shariat, David Semel, and Daniel Sackheim for Universal Media Studios. Semel also directed the pilot. Rafael Alvarez (The Wire) was a writer and producer for the show. Alvarez also wrote a pilot called Panic in Detroit for NBC. Based on this piece they hired him to work on Life as a writer and producer. NBC issued an order for a minimum of three additional episodes, on top of the original order for seven, the day "Let Her Go" aired, October 10, 2007. On November 26 NBC announced 
Title: OtherLife
Content:  Shooting started in Perth in June 2015 and lasted for five weeks. Director Ben C. Lucas was introduced to writer Kelley Eskridge's script before reading the novel. He said the script was originally written with a larger budget in mind; Lucas rewrote it to be smaller and more obviously Australian.
Title: Lifechangers
Content:  Lifechangers was produced by Warner Bros.' Telepictures Productions. Drew Pinsky served as executive producer alongside Lisa Gregorisch-Dempsey, who also created the series, and Howard Lapides. It was announced in March that former The Tyra Banks Show producer Rachel Miskowiec will co-produce.

Question: Who was the producer of The Lives of Others?
Answer: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck.