Title: The Girl from St. Agnes
Content:  Gillian Breslin served as head writer, whilst Catharine Cooke and Cindy Lee co-directed the series. Producer Harriet Gavshon drew upon her own real-life experiences at boarding school for inspiration. Moonyeenn Lee was in charge of casting.
Title: Deadgirl
Content:  Deadgirl was the only feature film by Hollywoodmade, a defunct Los Angeles-based production company. Deadgirl is rated R for "strong aberrant sexuality, graphic nudity, bloody violence, and pervasive language".
Title: Girl House
Content:  Director-producer Matthews came up with the idea while attempting to find a distributor for The Shrine. After realizing that he had not seen themes of pornography and privacy explored in a slasher film, he recruited Gordon to write the script. The story was always important to Mathews, and he said that he was very enthused with the project when he read Gordon's script. Though it was his first film, Matthews said that his experiences with previous productions had been collaborative enough that it seemed like a natural step for him. Jon Knautz initially co-directed the film, but Knautz got an offer to direct another project. Matthews encouraged him to take the opportunity and finished directing 
Title: The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
Content:  Although George A. Romero was attached to write and direct a film adaptation, plans for it stalled in October 2005 before his death. In August 2019, the project was revived, with Romero's production company still attached. Involved parties with the new production include Chris Romero as producer, It producer Roy Lee, Jon Berg of Vertigo Entertainment and Ryan Silbert of Origin Story. The production company is Sanibel Films, the production company of Chris Romero and her late husband George Romero. As of the announcement on August 21, 2019, a writer or director had yet to be announced. Andrew Childs serves as executive producer. On November 16, 2020, it was announced that Lynne Ramsay had been picked to direct the film.
Title: The Godless Girl
Content:  In 2007, a version was released by Photoplay Productions and George Eastman House, in association with the Cecil B. DeMille Foundation and Film4, restored from deMille's own nitrate print, with a new music score by Carl Davis.
Title: Tank Girl (film)
Content:  to secure the rights when he gave her permission to make the film. Talalay pitched the film to Amblin Entertainment and Columbia Pictures, which both turned it down. Talalay turned down an offer from Disney, as she did not believe the studio would allow the levels of violence and the sexual references the plot required. An offer from MGM was accepted. Talalay worked closely with the Tank Girl comic's co-creators Alan Martin and Jamie Hewlett during the film's production, and selected Catherine Hardwicke to be the production designer. The studio was unhappy with Hardwicke, who was relatively unknown at the time, being 
Title: The Girl Before
Content:  Ron Howard was initially linked to the project. Killing Eve director Lisa Brühlmann directed. J.P. Delaney created, wrote and executive-produced the series. He also co-wrote two episodes with screenwriter Marissa Lestrade. Filming began in Bristol in the spring of 2021 on location in Redland, Bristol and at The Bottle Yard Studios. ITV Studios is the international distributor for the series.
Title: City of Girls
Content:  The film was produced by Hani Guirguis Fawzi and released in 2007. The production manager is Ahmed Zaki along with his production assistants: Mohammed Sotohi, Mohammed El Libi, Essam Mohammed, and Fayza Ahmed.
Title: Our Girl Friday
Content:  Norman Lindsay's novel The Cautious Amorist was published in 1931. It was banned in parts of Australia. Film rights were purchased in 1948. It was to be written and directed by Noel Langley and Robertson Hare was attached as a star. The original producer was John Sutro and the working title was Sadie was a Lady. Lucille Ball was going to be the female star. Then Jane Russell was going to play it. By now George Minter was producer and the title was The Girl on the Island. The film ended up not being made until several years later. Joan Collins was borrowed from J. Arthur Rank to appear in the film. The movie was mostly shot on location in Majorca, Spain. More's fee was £4,500. "I wore a bikini and no make up", said Collins later. "It was quite restful and more like a holiday than work." Collins later claimed she was the first actress to appear in a bikini on screen in this film. Her character tears up a shirt into a makeshift one.
Title: We Need Girlfriends
Content:  The series was created by Steven Tsapelas, Angel Acevedo and Brian Amyot. It was produced by their Astoria, New York based film production company Ragtag Productions. The series chronicles the lives of Tom, Rod and Henry. After college, the three friends move into an apartment together and are all simultaneously dumped by their girlfriends. The series was then picked up for possible development for a television version of We Need Girlfriends for Sony Pictures and CBS, to be executive produced by Darren Star, Dennis Erdman and Clark Peterson. The project was eventually canceled.

Question: Who was the producer of The Holy Girl?
Answer: Lita Stantic.