Title: Around the World (Ami Suzuki song)
Content: Producer - Max Matsuura 
Title: Around the World with Willy Fog
Content: Produced by: BRB Internacional ; With the collaboration of: Televisión Española ; Music by: Guido & Maurizio De Angelis ; Music publisher: Cabum Magister ; Special thanks to: Iberia, the airline of Spain ; Songs performed by: Mocedades ; Directed by: Luis Ballester ; Executive Producer: Claudio Biern Boyd ; Original screenplay: Claudio Biern Boyd ; Script Co-ordinator: Rafael Soler ; Dialogue Adaptor and Voice Director: Manuel Peiro ; Associate Productors: José Luis Rodríguez & José Manuel Iglesias ; Audio mixed by: Oscar Gómez ; Editor: Soledad López ; Assistant Editor: Carmen Ortega ; Special effects: Luis Castro ; Production Assistant: Maria Aragón ; Production Co-ordinator: Marisa Mato ; Sound technicians: Eduardo Fernandez, Alfonso Pino, Jose Esquirol, José Maria, San Mateo ; Recording studio: Exa, S.A. ; Laboratory: Fotofilm Madrid, S.A. 
Title: Around the World (musical)
Content:  Around the World was a play production by Orson Welles's Mercury Productions. It began pre-Broadway tryouts at the Boston Opera House, Boston on April 28, 1946; moved to the Shubert Theatre, New Haven on May 7; then transferred to the Shubert Theatre, Philadelphia on May 14. It premiered on Broadway at the Adelphi Theatre on May 31, 1946, and closed on August 3, 1946 after 75 performances. It was produced and directed by Welles with circus sequences created by Barbette, choreography by Nelson Barclift, costumes by Alvin Colt, set design by Robert Davison, and lighting by Peggy Clark. There were 38 sets, which Welles asked to be designed in the style of the films of Georges Méliès. "Some of the more spectacular 
Title: Around the World (1943 film)
Content:  In April 1943, it was announced that Alan Dwan would be handling both the directing and producing responsibilities for the pictures. At the same time, Jimmy McHugh and Harald Adamson were selected to write the songs for the film, and Kay Kyser was cast as the lead. The working title of the film was Keep Em Singing. Mischa Auer, Joan Davis, and Marcy McGuire were added to the cast the following week, in early May. On May 14 it was announced that Barbara Hale, Rosemary LaPlanche, and Gloria Warren would be joining the cast, followed two weeks later by Patti Brilie and Margaret Landry. At the beginning of June Ivan Lebedeff was cast as Menlo, 
Title: Hallway Productionz
Content: Mindless Behavior- All Around the World ; producers with Walter Millsap III, programing ; "All Around The World" ; "AllAround The World (Remix)" ; "Lose it (Lean)" featuring Soulja Boy ; "Pretty Girl" featuring Lil Twist & Jacob Latimore ; "Girl Like You" (additional drum programing) Ledisi – Loud Speaker – Something About Us (TBA) ; producers, multi instrumentalist  
Title: Around the World (1943 film)
Content:  Jadine Wong and Li Sun joined the cast in late June. The film began production the last week of May 1943, and lasted through the first week in August. Originally scheduled to be shot at RKO Studios in Hollywood, due to scheduling conflicts the production was moved to the Pathe studios in Culver City. In July it was announced that selected members of the cast would preview the film for military personnel at 20 different military installations prior to the film's release to the general public. By early September, the footage of the film was being edited at the studio. Two of the songs from the film, "Candlelight and Wine" and "Don't Believe Everything 
Title: Around the World for Free
Content:  The first iteration of the project was hosted by Alex Boylan. He traveled around the world without any money and was aided in his quest by a social networking site created for this purpose. Alex was accompanied by Zsolt Luka who directed, filmed and edited the series on an ongoing basis. Executive Produced by Alex Boylan, Burton Roberts and Co-Executive Produced by Andrew Bishop, the first production season started on September 18, 2007, from midtown Manhattan and a kick-off on the CBS Early Show morning talk show, and ended back in New York City on the same program on February 23, 2008. During the production there were bi-weekly live on-air feeds to the Early Show from the field, but there was no formal affiliation between CBS and 
Title: Around the World (Ami Suzuki album)
Content: Executive Producer - Max Matsuura ; Planner - Jun Harada ; Supervisors - Hiroshi "Funaty" Ishimori, Takashi Okuda ; Directors - Hatsukoshi Yasuhara, Aki Hori, Aya Noguchi ; A&R - Katsuhiko Sakurai, Shizuka Oruga, Hideaki Tamamuchi ; Desk A&R - Megumi Seyika, Nozomi Yasumune, Sakoto Sairenji ; Musical Director - Yoshihisa Tokuda ; Mixing - Naoki Yamada, Atsushi Hattori, Overhead Champion (#2), Axel Konard (#5) ; Recording - Kaoru Akimoto, Shuichi Watanabe, Masahiro Kawata, Atsushi Hattori, Kei Kusama ; 2nd Engineering - Masahiro Kawata, Ryuichi Okubo, Hanae Saito, Hitomi Suzuki, Makoto Yamadoi, Hideaki Jinbu, Ryo Watanabe, Tsuyoshi Yamada. 
Title: Around the World (1943 film)
Content:  Around the World is a 1943 American comedy film produced and directed by Allan Dwan, from an original screenplay by Ralph Spence. RKO Radio Pictures premiered the film at the Globe Theater in New York on November 24, 1943. The film has a large cast, and stars Kay Kyser and his band, Mischa Auer, Joan Davis, Marcy McGuire, Wally Brown, and Alan Carney.
Title: Around the World (musical)
Content: Arthur Margetson as Phileas Fogg ; Mary Healy as Mrs. Aouda ; Julie Warren as Molly Muggins ; Larry Laurence as Pat Passepartout ; Victoria Cordova as Lola ; Stefan Schnabel as Avery Jevity ; Brainerd Duffield as Mr. Benjamin Cruett-Spew ; Dorothy Bird as Meerahlah ; Guy Spaull as Ralph Runcbile ; Bernard Savage as Sir Charles Mandiboy ; Orson Welles as Dick Fix These actors were featured in the "Who's who in the cast" section of The Playbill for the Adelphi Theatre production beginning Friday, May 31, 1946 (pp. 26–32):

Question: Who was the producer of Around the World?
Answer: Allan Dwan.