Title: The Men (TV series)
Content:  began to be aired with several episodes of the same one appearing in consecutive weeks. Unlike the similar NBC Mystery Movie wheel, the elements of The Men all came from different TV studios&mdash;Assignment Vienna, Jigsaw, and The Delphi Bureau were respectively produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television, Universal Television (the same studio behind the Mystery Movie), and Warner Bros. Television. While the series was a failure in the Nielsen TV ratings, its theme song&mdash;composed and recorded by Isaac Hayes&mdash;was a minor R&B hit. (A disco version of that theme was recorded by Joe Bataan in 1976 and a smooth jazz version was recorded by Gerald Albright in 2008.)
Title: Men at Work (TV series)
Content:  The pilot appeared on TBS's development slate in May 2011. The series was created by Breckin Meyer, who also serves as executive producer alongside Jamie Tarses and Julia Franz, and the production companies, Sony Pictures Television and FanFare Productions. On August 26, 2011, TBS placed a pilot order for Men at Work. In September 2011, Danny Masterson, James Lesure, Adam Busch, and Michael Cassidy were cast as the four leads, with Masterson playing the role of Milo, the recently dumped guy whose friends try to help him get back in the dating scene; Lesure playing the role of Gibbs, a ladies' man and photographer at the magazine; Busch playing the role of 
Title: Men in the City
Content: Writing and production credits Simon Verhoeven – film director and screenwriter ; Jo Heim – director of photography ; Quirin Berg – film producer ; Max Wiedemann – film producer ; Stefan Essl – editor ; Silke Faber – costume designer ; Thomas Stammer – production designer ; Anja Dihrberg – casting ; Wiedemann & Berg Filmproduktion Gmbh & Co. kg – production company ; Warner Bros. Pictures Germany – film studio Men in the city was financed by Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg Gmbh Film and German Federal Film Board Film Financier, and filmed in Berlin, Germany.  
Title: The Mr. Men Show
Content: Kate Boutilier and Eryk Casemiro - Executive producers ; Mark Risley - Director (co-director from "Radio/Supermarket" onwards) ; Darrell Van Citters - Co-director (from "Radio/Supermarket" onwards) ; Mike Hollingsworth - Storyboard artist 
Title: Mr. Men
Content:  Another series, Mr. Men and Little Miss, was produced by Marina Productions in 1995 and originally aired on British and Irish television from 1995 to 1997; these stories had in it Geoffrey Palmer, Gordon Peters as the narrator, and Jill Shilling, and were aired on Nick Jr. and Channel 5's Milkshake! in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The show first aired on CITV. In 2014, fifty of the stories from this series were released as books. In 1996, the series was localized in the United States and Canada as 'The Mr. Men Show', this series incorporated live-action segments as well as three episodes from the original series redubbed with American-Canadian voice actors. This version lasted for only one season. This series was a co-production between Marina Productions in France and Flicks Films in the UK. Terry Ward was the co-producer and director in London.
Title: Men Will Be Men
Content:  Men Will Be Men is an Indian film starring Gaurav Chopra, Rohit Khurana, Zeenal Kamdar, Rajesh Kumar and Rahil Tandon. The film was produced by Red Chillies Entertainment and directed by Gorky.
Title: Men (1997 film)
Content:  Men is a 1997 indie drama film written and directed by Zoe Clarke-Williams and starring Sean Young.
Title: Men (TV series)
Content:  Men is an American drama television series that aired from March 25 until April 22, 1989.
Title: Mr. Men
Content:  The Mr. Men characters were adapted into two animated television series, with the first beginning on 31 December 1974, consisting of 28 episodes in total. They were produced by Terry Ward's company, Flicks Films (formerly known as 101 Film Productions) in partnership with Trevor Bond and it was broadcast on BBC 1. Actor Arthur Lowe provided the narration and voices and regional accents for some of the characters. The musical theme was composed by Tony Hymas. The 28 episodes were: Series 1 (1974-76) • Mr. Happy • Mr. Silly • Mr. Jelly • Mr. Snow • Mr. Bounce • Mr. Forgetful • Mr. Funny • Mr. Bump • Mr. Tickle • Mr. Small • Mr. Messy • Mr. Greedy • Mr. Sneeze Series 2 (1976-78) • Mr. Strong • Mr. Daydream • Mr. Fussy • Mr. Worry • Mr. Uppity • Mr. Dizzy • Mr. Topsy-Turvy • Mr. Muddle • Mr. Mean • Mr. Nosey • Mr. Chatterbox • Mr. Noisy • Mr. Impossible • Mr. Lazy • Mr. Grumpy
Title: Men of the World
Content:  Written by Daniel Peacock – who also appeared as the character Gilby Watson. – Men of the World was directed by Terry Kinane and produced for Alomo Productions by Laurence Marks, Maurice Gran and Claire Hinson. Marks and Gran are successful sitcom writers in their own right. Neither series has ever been repeated on UK terrestrial television, though was shown on Carlton Select sometime in the late nineties. However, it has not had a DVD release and appears to have largely been forgotten.

Question: Who was the producer of The Men?
Answer: Stanley Kramer.
Stanley Earl Kramer.