Title: Les Girls
Content:  Les Girls was a major vehicle for choreographer Jack Cole, and one of the first films to feature the role of choreographer in the opening credits.
Title: Les Girls
Content:  Les Girls (also known as Cole Porter's Les Girls) is a 1957 American CinemaScope musical comedy film directed by George Cukor and produced by Sol C. Siegel, with Saul Chaplin as associate producer. The screenplay by John Patrick was based on a story by Vera Caspary. The music and lyrics were by Cole Porter. It stars Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor, Kay Kendall, and Taina Elg, and the cast also includes Jacques Bergerac, Leslie Phillips, Henry Daniell, and Patrick Macnee.
Title: Les Girls
Content: The story by Vera Caspary was inspired by an article which appeared in The Atlantic – a reminiscence of a dancer's touring years. Miss Caspary's version turned the memoir into a point of dispute and raised questions about the nature of truth. As only the title was used from Miss Caspary's story for the screenplay, she joked that she was the highest paid writer in the world, as she was paid $80,000 for writing just two words – "Les Girls" ; Les Girls was Gene Kelly's last musical under his contract at MGM which began in 1942. ; Les Girls was the last film score by Cole Porter and the next-to-last score of his career. ; The film's original female leads were to have been played by Leslie Caron, Cyd Charisse, Jean Simmons and Carol Haney. 
Title: Girls Will Be Girls (Klymaxx album)
Content:  Terry Lewis – producer (2, 4, 5, 6) ; Stephen Shockley – producer (3, 7) ; Joyce "Fenderella" Irby – co-producer (4) ; Bernadette Cooper – co-producer (5) ; William Shelby – producer (10) ; Dick Gafferty – executive producer ; Robert Brown – engineer ; Steve Hodge – engineer, mixing ; Taavi Mote – engineer, mixing ; Jim Shifflett – engineer ; Steve Williams – engineer ; Judy Clapp – assistant engineer ; David Egerton – assistant engineer ; Mishel Persley – assistant engineer ; Wally Traugott – mastering ; Dina Andrews – production direction ; Ron Coro – art direction ; Kristen Kassell Nikosey – art direction, design ; Randee St. Nicholas – photography ; Studios ; Recorded at Studio Masters (Los Angeles, California). ; Mixed at Larrabee Sound Studios (Hollywood, California). ; Mastered at Capitol Studios (Hollywood, California).  Arrangement Credits Production
Title: Les Girls
Content: Gene Kelly as Barry Nichols ; Mitzi Gaynor as Joy Henderson ; Kay Kendall as Lady Sybil Wren ; Betty Wand provides the singing voice of Lady Sybil Wren ; Taina Elg as Angele Ducros ; Jacques Bergerac as Pierre Ducros ; Leslie Phillips as Sir Gerald Wren ; Henry Daniell as judge ; Patrick Macnee as Sir Percy ; Stephen Vercoe as Mr. Outward ; Philip Tonge as associate judge ; Barrie Chase as dancer 
Title: Les Girls
Content: Les Girls won the Academy Award for Best Costume Design for Orry-Kelly and was nominated for two other awards, Best Art Direction (William A. Horning, Gene Allen, Edwin B. Willis, Richard Pefferle) and Best Sound (Wesley C. Miller). ; The film won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy and for Best Actress, Kay Kendall and Taina Elg together. ; 2006: AFI's Greatest Movie Musicals – nominated 
Title: The Lost Girls (film)
Content:  It was announced in September 2019 that Livia De Paolis would adapt Laurie Anne Fox's novel for film. Fox himself executive produced the project with Razwana Akram; Kirk D'Amico of Myriad Pictures; Andrea Scarso and Jamie Jessop of Ingenious Media; and Norman Merry and Peter Hampden of LipSync. De Paolis, Sam Tipper-Hale, Peter Touch, Chris Curling and Meta Valentic served as producers. Emma Thompson, Ellen Burstyn, and Gaia Wise were originally planned to star in the film alongside De Paolis, but they exited the production at some point with Joely Richardson, Vanessa Redgrave, and Ella-Rae Smith taking their places respectively. Julian Ovenden, Parker Sawyers, Emily Carey, Louis Partridge, and Iain Glen would round out the ensemble cast. Principal photography took place in England with support from the British Screen Sector Task Forces, wrapping in September 2020.
Title: Lost Girls (film)
Content:  In March 2016, it was announced that Liz Garbus would direct the film, from a screenplay by Michael Werwie, based on the book of the same name by Robert Kolker. Kevin McCormack, David Kennedy, Rory Koslow, Amy Nauiokas, and Anne Carey served as producers on the film, while Pamela Hirsch executive produced. Amazon Studios was initially set to distribute. In February 2017, Sarah Paulson was set to star in the film as real-life activist Mari Gilbert. In May 2018, Amy Ryan replaced Paulson, and Netflix was set as the distributor. In October 2018, Thomasin McKenzie (who dropped out of Top Gun: Maverick to work on the film), Gabriel Byrne, Oona Laurence, Lola Kirke, Miriam Shor, Reed Birney, Kevin Corrigan, and Rosal Colon joined the cast.
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: These Girls
Content:  These Girls is a 2005 film directed by John Hazlett and starring David Boreanaz, Caroline Dhavernas, Holly Lewis, Amanda Walsh, Colin C. Berry and Donnell Makenzie. Based upon the play of the same name by Vivienne Laxdal, its plot concerns three girls (Dhavernas, Lewis, and Walsh) who attempt to seduce an older man (Boreanaz) in their town. After Glory (Walsh) is found sleeping with Keith, the other two girls attempt to do the same, ultimately looking to share him amongst the three. The film was released on March 2, 2006, in Quebec, March 24, 2006, in English Canada, and released on DVD in North America May 16, 2006. It was featured in the Toronto International Film Festival. The film was produced in association with CHUM Television, and Canadian premium television movie channels The Movie Network, Movie Central & Super Écran. Cast member Amanda Walsh was a former VJ for CHUM-owned MuchMusic. As a Canadian production, it also received financial support from state programs like Telefilm Canada. The film was mainly filmed in Shediac, NB, with some scenes in Moncton, NB.

Question: Who was the producer of Les Girls?
Answer: Saul Chaplin.
Saul Kaplan.