Title: Jim Porter (giant)
Content:  Saturday night. By age 30, Porter had reached his full height and weight. Originally apprenticed as a cooper, Porter gave up the trade as his quickly growing limbs made him clumsy and wobbly. Switching to building hog heads of tobacco wasn't much easier, so Porter turned to driving a hackney full of cargo or passengers along the Portland & Louisville Turnpike. Witnesses say Porter's legs dangled to just a few inches off the ground looking as if there was a person on top and another person lower. To open the door of the coach he simply leaned over from his seat.
Title: Terry Porter
Content:  Porter, the youngest of six children, is an avid golfer. He and his wife Susie have three children—Brianna, Franklin and Malcolm. The family resides in the Portland area. Throughout his career, Porter has been active with the Boys & Girls Club and is a member of the organization's Hall of Fame. In 1994, he created the Milwaukee Scholars Fund, which provides scholarships to minority students in Milwaukee to attend schools in the University of Wisconsin System.
Title: Henry Porter (journalist)
Content:  Porter is married to Liz Elliot, Editor-at-Large for House and Garden, whom he met when they both worked at Private Eye Magazine in the 1970s. They have two adult daughters. Porter is a keen artist and draftsman. In 2015 he was surprised to find himself elected as the President of Birlingham Cricket Club whose ground in Worcestershire he inherited from his father Harry Porter in 2014.
Title: Oh, Mr Porter!
Content:  line and, as a result, no-one will go near the station after dark. Porter's co-workers at the station are the elderly deputy stationmaster, Harbottle (Moore Marriott), and an overweight, insolent young porter, Albert (Graham Moffatt), who make a living by stealing goods in transit and swapping railway tickets for food. They welcome Porter to his new job by regaling him with tales of the deaths and disappearances of previous stationmasters – each apparently the victim of the curse of One-Eyed Joe. From the beginning, the station is run very unprofessionally. Porter is woken up by a cow sticking its head 
Title: Melissa Porter
Content:  Formerly married, Porter has a son from a relationship with an American; Peter Rinfret, the son of former White House aide Pierre Rinfret. Porter is a patron of the British Thyroid Foundation. Porter enjoys sport, particularly tennis, motoring, sailing and skiing, and both water-skiing and black runs on snow.
Title: Oh, Mr Porter!
Content:  express and organising an excursion to Connemara. Porter attempts to drum up business among the local people in the pub by offering tickets to this excursion, but as the locals begin to argue about where the excursion should go a fight breaks out. Porter crawls to safety in the landlord's rooms next door, where he meets a one-eyed man who introduces himself as Joe and offers to buy all of the tickets for an away game that the village football team, the Buggleskelly Wednesday, are playing the following day. But Porter is unaware that he has really agreed to transport 
Title: Trevor Porter
Content:  Since dropping out of professional football in 1976, Porter has run his own window cleaning business in his hometown of Guildford.
Title: Charlotte Porter
Content:  Towards the end of her life, Porter lived on the Isle au Haut in Maine in the summers and the remainder of the year in Massachusetts. She died in 1942 in Melrose, Massachusetts. Porter's niece, Helen Tracy Lowe-Porter, would follow in her footsteps and become a noted translator. Through her niece, Porter is the great-great-aunt of Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the UK.
Title: Oh, Mr Porter!
Content:  William Porter (Will Hay) is an inept railway worker who – due to family connections – is given the job of stationmaster at a remote and ramshackle rural Northern Irish railway station in the (fictitious) town of Buggleskelly, situated on the border with the then Irish Free State. After taking the ferry from England to Northern Ireland, Porter is aghast when he discovers how isolated the station is. It is situated out in the countryside, two miles cross-country from the nearest bus stop. To make matters worse, local legend has it that the ghost of One-Eyed Joe the Miller haunts 
Title: Frances Stewart, Marchioness of Londonderry
Content:  American exile. But James Porter, convicted on uncertain evidence of having helped insurgents "relieve" a post-rider of "a vital military despatch", he was to see hang in front of his own church at Greyabbey. Porter's offence may have been to have lampooned Londonderry in his popular satire of the landed interest, Billy Bluff. (The master of Mount Stewart is recognisable as the inarticulate tyrant "Lord Mountmumble"). But It is also possible that Londonderry, aware that his wife had continued to send for Porter's offending paper, the Northern Star, and had corresponded with Greg, believed the minister to have been an original source of her wayward, and potentially compromising, political sympathies.

Question: What is Mr. Porter's occupation?
Answer: record producer.
music producer.