Title: All About Actresses
Content: Jeanne Balibar : Herself ; Romane Bohringer : Herself ; Julie Depardieu : Herself ; Mélanie Doutey : Herself ; Marina Foïs : Herself ; Estelle Lefébure : Herself ; Maïwenn : Herself ; Linh Dan Pham : Herself ; Charlotte Rampling : Herself ; Muriel Robin : Herself ; Karole Rocher	: Herself ; Karin Viard : Herself ; Joey Starr : Himself ; Yvan Attal : Himself ; Jacques Weber : Himself ; Pascal Greggory : Himself ; Bertrand Blier : Himself ; Christine Boisson : The drama teacher ; Marilyne Canto : Marina's director ; Charlotte Valandrey : Yvan's casting director ; Nina Morato : Marina's casting director ; Laurent Bateau : Marina's doctor ; Boris Terral : The actor with Jeanne ; Samir Guesmi : Jennifer's husband ; Marie Kremer : Karin's makeup artist ; Georges Corraface	: Jeanne's director 
Title: This Woman Is Dangerous
Content:  Because the script of a gangster who saw the light had become trite by the 1950s, some sources suggest that studio head Jack L. Warner offered Crawford the role hoping the expensive star would turn it down so he could put her on suspension. That could also be the reason he offered the eye surgeon's role to Dennis Morgan, whose box-office appeal had diminished since World War II. To Warner's surprise, both stars accepted the film. Crawford later instructed her agents to negotiate an end to her contract at Warner Bros., and she went on to make the independently produced hit Sudden Fear.
Title: University of Auckland
Content: Philippa Boyens, Academy Award-winning screenwriter ; Niki Caro, film director, producer and screenwriter. ; Jacqueline Feather, screenwriter ; Lucy Lawless, actress ; Christine Tan, CNBC news anchor ; Yasmine Ryan (ca. 1983 – 2017), journalist 
Title: Columbia University School of the Arts
Content: Ayad Akhtar - screenwriter and actor, The War Within; Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Disgraced ; Alice Arlen - screenwriter of Silkwood, The Weight of Water, Then She Found Me ; Bogdan Apetri (2006) - screenwriter, film director ; Sophie Barthes - screenwriter, film director ; Albert Berger - Producer Little Children, Little Miss Sunshine, Cold Mountain ; Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini - Academy Award nominated screenwriter-directors, American Splendor, The Nanny Diaries ; Kathryn Bigelow (1979) - screenwriter, film director, producer and two time Academy Award winner for The Hurt Locker (2009). ; Anna Boden - co-screenwriter and director, Half Nelson, Captain Marvel ; Richard Brick (1971) - producer Hangin' with 
Title: The Accused (1988 film)
Content:  Due to it's hardened themes and graphic screenplay, studio was already sceptical of making the film and it was essential for the producers to cast a bankable actress in the role of Sarah Tobias. Numerous actresses were offered or considered for the part of including Kim Basinger, Demi Moore, Jennifer Beals, Meg Tilly, Rosanna Arquette, and Kristin Davis, but all of them rejected the film due to its gruesome and controversial themes. Foster, who had recently graduated from Yale and didn't make any successful films during her time at school, wasn't the prime choice for the producers. Following numerous auditions as well as rejection from various established actresses, she was finally cast in the part.  Jane Fonda was initially attached to play attorney 
Title: Inside the Actors Studio
Content: Richie Sambora ; Susan Sarandon ; Robert Schneider ; Martin Scorsese ; Kyra Sedgwick ; Jason Segel ; Alia Shawkat ; Harry Shearer ; Charlie Sheen ; Martin Sheen ; Brooke Shields ; Kiernan Shipka ; Martin Short ; Sarah Silverman ; Neil Simon ; Gary Sinise ; Christian Slater ; John Slattery ; Yeardley Smith ; Will Smith ; Cobie Smulders ; Stephen Sondheim ; Sissy Spacek ; Kevin Spacey ; Steven Spielberg ; Sylvester Stallone ; Ben Stiller ; Sharon Stone ; Eric Stonestreet ; Susan Stroman ; Meryl Streep ; Barbra Streisand ; Donald Sutherland ; Kiefer Sutherland ; Hilary Swank 
Title: List of fictional actors
Content:  ; Anthony Marchaund (Joseph Schildkraut), alcoholic ex-actor – The Cheaters ; Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas), aspiring (but only sporadically employed) actress, living in New York City – That Girl ; Christine Marlowe (Lucille Ball), theater actress in Leo Davis' Hail and Farewell – Marx Brothers' film Room Service and the play on which it is based ; Rita Marlowe (Jayne Mansfield), the famous actress with the oh-so-kissable lips (suggested by Marilyn Monroe) – Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? ; Jenna Maroney (Jane Krakowski) – TGS with Tracy Jordan, The Rural Juror, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 30 Rock ; Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell), TV 
Title: The Accused (1988 film)
Content:  Murphy but left the project as she found the script exploitative and poorly written. Ellen Barkin, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sigourney Weaver, Debra Winger, Meryl Streep and Geena Davis were also considered for the part. Kelly McGillis, who had just experienced commercial success with the action film Top Gun (1986), was cast for the bankable prospects of the film. McGillis was initially offered to play Sarah but declined, citing her personal experience. She acknowledged at the time of the film's release that she herself had survived a violent attack and rape in 1982 when two men broke into her apartment. Based on her experience, she took on the role of Murphy. Brad Pitt auditioned for the part of Ken Joyce. Foster viewed the film as 
Title: The Craft (film)
Content:  The concept for The Craft came from a collaboration between producer Douglas Wick, who wanted to create a film about the high school experience blended with witchcraft, and screenwriter Peter Filardi, who extensively researched the topic and wrote the initial draft. Andrew Fleming was hired to direct and produce the final version of the screenplay. Eighty-five other actresses screen-tested for the four main roles, including Angelina Jolie and Alicia Silverstone. Rachel True and Fairuza Balk were the first to be cast in their respective roles. The character of Rochelle was re-written to be black when True was cast, incorporating racism subplot as the character's major conflict. Robin Tunney 
Title: List of fictional actors
Content:  Kill (1941) ; Frank Elgin (Bing Crosby), alcoholic, has-been singer/actor who is given one last chance to star in a musical – The Country Girl ; Margaret Elliot (Bette Davis), bankrupt, Oscar-winning star desperate to make a comeback – The Star ; Betty Elms (Naomi Watts), young and aspiring actress from Deep River, Ontario; lookalike of Diane Selwyn – Mulholland Drive ; Mary Evans (Constance Bennett), waitress who achieves screen fame as "America's Pal" – What Price Hollywood? ; Eve (Eve Arden), extremely catty, cat-loving, aspiring actress, resident of the theatrical rooming house The Footlights Club – Stage Door ; Mr. Fabian (Billy Zane), stage actor, Tombstone ; Zallia 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for The Actress?
Answer: Ruth Gordon.
Ruth Gordon Jones.