Title: Crossover (2006 film)
Content:  Crossover is a 2006 American basketball film. Crossover stars Anthony Mackie, Wesley Jonathan, Wayne Brady, and Philip Champion in his film debut. It was written and directed by Preston A. Whitmore II and produced by Frank Mancuso Jr. Crossover was shot primarily in two cities in the United States, Detroit and Los Angeles. It was filmed between July 22, 2005 and August 28, 2005.
Title: Crossover (1980 film)
Content:  Mr. Patman (also known as Crossover) is a 1980 Canadian film directed by John Guillermin and starring James Coburn.
Title: Crossover (Adventure Time)
Content:  The story for "Crossover" was developed by showrunner Adam Muto, Jack Pendarvis, and lead writer Kent Osborne. Sam Alden and Jesse Moynihan collaborated on the storyboard, which was submitted for network approval May 18, 2015, and eventually animated by Rough Draft Studios in South Korea. Supervising direction for the episode was carried out by Andres Salaff, whereas Sandra Lee handled the episode's art direction. This was Alden and Moynihan's first episode together since the sixth season episode "The Mountain". The episode sees the return of guest stars Ron Perlman, Kumail Nanjiani, and James Kyson; they reprise their characters Jake-Lich, Prismo, and Big Destiny, respectively. The episode also features Lou Ferrigno as Bobby, the Farmworld-version of the hero Billy. Some scenes in this episode reference other media works. 
Title: Crossover (1980 film)
Content:  business write-offs rather than any creative imperative. Shot in Vancouver, it never lets the audience know where we are. A feeble echo of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, the movie had a British director (John Guillermin) and an American star (James Coburn). The screenwriter took his name off it after a dispute with producer Bill Marshall (one of the festival's founders). The movie had a gala slot at the 1980 festival, followed by a quick burial." Filmink later called it "a really terrible movie, dull and lacking in atmosphere, the first bad picture Guillermin made in over a decade."
Title: Crossover (1980 film)
Content:  turn too heartwarming, it holds back and we respond to it without that put-upon feeling that we’re being coaxed into caring. It’s a thin line to tread but the director, John Guillermin... keeps a tight grip on the material, and the material has been shrewdly arranged, motifs and all, to tear your heart out." The film was never released theatrically in Canada. It was released theatrically in Europe then re-cut and sold to television in North America. An article in the Toronto Star from 2001 said "This notable dud was a product of Canada's notorious tax-shelter era when movies were 
Title: Crossover (2006 film)
Content:  and leaden dialogue." The Austin Chronicles Marjorie Baumgarten found the film's characters and story elements "predictable and heavy-handed", and the basketball action lackluster to engage viewers, concluding that "Whitmore tries out all sorts of zappy camera edits, yet when it comes to filming a basketball game, he shoots mainly air balls. Crossover tries hard but never makes the leap." Nick Schager of Slant Magazine heavily lambasted Whitmore for taking the style over substance approach when ineptly directing both his basketball and dramatic scenes, and his script for telling a hypocritical moral lesson about "pro-education and anti-athletic glory", calling it "a pathetic imitation of an 
Title: Crossover (David Cross and Peter Banks album)
Content: Produced by Tony Lowe & David Cross ; Adrian Benavides: sonic manipulation (6) ; Mastered by Mike Pietrini ; Artwork by Michael Inns 
Title: Crossed Over
Content:  Crossed Over is a 2002 Canadian television film directed by Bobby Roth and starring Diane Keaton as Beverly Lowry and Jennifer Jason Leigh as Karla Faye Tucker. it is based on Lowry's memoir Crossed Over: A Murder, A Memoir.
Title: Crossover (2006 film)
Content: Anthony Mackie as Tech ; Wesley Jonathan as Noah Cruise ; Wayne Brady as Vaughn ; Kristen Wilson as Nikki ; Lil' JJ as Up (credited as both Lil' J.J. and Li'l JJ) ; Philip Champion as Jewelz (credited with two "l"s as Phillip) ; Eva Pigford as Vanessa ; Alecia Fears as Eboni 
Title: Crossover (1980 film)
Content:  The film was based on a script by Thomas Hedley, later famous for writing Flashdance. In May 1977 James Coburn was attached to the project with John Huston as director. The film was shot in Vancouver. It was part of the boom in Canadian production due to tax concessions. An article later called 1980 " a year of national horror and shame" for the Canandian film industry, other efforts including Middle Aged Crazy and Circle for Two. Reportedly $500,000 came from the CFDC. It was one of five films Coburn made over an 18-month period. "Something happened between the first script and the final re-write," 

Question: Who was the director of Crossover?
Answer: John Guillermin.