Title: Une fille et des fusils
Content:  Une fille et des fusils is a French film directed by Claude Lelouch and released in 1965. It is also known in the English-speaking world as The Decadent Influence or To Be a Crook.
Title: Une fille et des fusils
Content: Jean-Pierre Kalfon as Jean-Pierre ; Amidou as Amidou ; Pierre Barouh as Pierre ; Jacques Portet as Jacques ; Janine Magnan as Martine ; Yane Barry as the bistrokeeper ; Betty Beckers as the prostitute 
Title: Une fille et des fusils
Content: With the film becoming Lelouch's first commercial success, he attempted to destroy all copies and negatives of his previous films. Lalouche failed to find a distributor for his next film, Les grands moments, and he then destroyed that film as well. ; Lelouch recycled some ideas from for Une fille et des fusils film in his later works, such as the shooting of bottles in Le bon et les méchants and the economic catastrophes in L'aventure, c'est l'aventure. 
Title: Une chance sur deux
Content: Director : Patrice Leconte ; Screenplay : Patrick Dewolf, Serge Frydman and Patrice Leconte ; From a story by Bruno Tardon ; Production : Christian Fechner ; Executive producer : Hervé Truffaut ; Company : Les Films Christian Fechner, TF1 Films Production ; Original music : Alexandre Desplat ; Photography : Steven Poster ; Editing : Joëlle Hache ; Art direction : Ivan Maussion ; Costumes : Annie Périer ; Country : France ; Genre : Comedy / Action ; Length : 110 minutes ; Distributor : UGC Fox Distribution ; Release dates : ; France : 25 March 1998 ; Belgium : 1 April 1998 
Title: Un gars, une fille
Content:  The concept of Un gars, une fille was also sold to producers in: Algeria, Argentina, Belgium, Bosnia, Cuba, Denmark, Germany, Indonesia, Israel, Latvia, Lebanon, Mexico, the Netherlands, Romania, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and many others, totalling more than thirty countries. Not all of these rights sales have resulted in a programme being produced.
Title: Une Femme ou Deux
Content:  Une Femme ou Deux is a French comedy film released in 1985. It was directed by who was also the screenwriter along with Élisabeth Rappeneau.
Title: Un gars, une fille
Content:  (Louis 19, le roi des ondes), a movie, had already been remade as EdTV). Reiser is said to have been captivated by the series when it was presented to him by Michel Rodrigue, president of Distraction Formats, the Montreal-based international distribution company for Un gars, une fille. Rodrigue said: "The selling process has been long and complicated. It has been a very long time that we have been working on it". Creator Guy A. Lepage said that he thought the chemistry worked well between the two main actors. Nevertheless, he has stated his disappointment with the finished product, giving it a "2 out of 10". In 
Title: Un gars, une fille
Content:  The concept of Un gars, une fille began in the 1990s as a series of short segments featured on Besoin d'amour, a TQS network daily talk-show, hosted by Guy A. Lepage that ran from 1995 to 1996. Lepage, a veteran of the renowned comedy troupe Rock et Belles Oreilles (RBO), played one half of the couple along with Sylvie Léonard. The duo reprised their roles in what became Un gars une fille in 1997, a successful weekly 26-minute programme which spawned many adaptations. It was celebrated numerous times at awards presentations, notably winning the Gémeaux, Félix, and MetroStar Awards. It was also nominated twice at the American Emmy Awards. Produced by Avanti Ciné Vidéo, the show aired from 1997 to 
Title: Un gars, une fille
Content:  The Hungarian version of Un gars, une fille was called Szeret, nem szeret. It began airing in 2002 on TV2. According to IMDB, the format is 7-minute segments, much like in France. The guy is Brúnó, played by Szabó Győző and the girl is Brigi, played by Oroszlán Szonja.
Title: Un gars, une fille (French TV series)
Content:  Un gars, une fille (, A Guy, A Girl) is a French comedy television series created by Isabelle Camus and Hélène Jacques, based on the eponymous 1997 Quebec TV series. It stars Jean Dujardin and Alexandra Lamy, who met during the audition for the series, and started a real-life relationship during the last year of the show. Its format was a series of 7-minute-long episodes depicting the daily lives and conflicts of a couple named Jean and Alex (like their real-name counterparts), nicknamed "Loulou" and "Chouchou". It ran from 1999 to 2003. A cult series in France, the series was highly successful, gathering 

Question: Who was the producer of Une fille et des fusils?
Answer: Claude Lelouch.
Claude Barruck Joseph Lelouch.