Title: Joel S. Rice
Content:  Joel S. Rice is an American actor and film producer. He made his film debut in the slasher film Final Exam (1981), and appeared in several television productions before later pursuing a career as a producer. He has produced over ninety television films, beginning 1993. Rice has been married since 1988 and has two daughters, Hannah Mae (born 1998) and Sarah Rose (born 2001).
Title: Joel S. Rice
Content: Actor Producer  
Title: Joel S. Rice
Content:  Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Rice relocated to Los Angeles, California after obtaining a lead role in the horror film Final Exam (1981). He later became a social worker after leaving the entertainment industry, but returned to the film business as an executive producer, producing the television films Bonds of Love and Cries from the Heart, starring Patty Duke and Melissa Gilbert. He is well known for producing Hallmark movies and series. His breakout project was the mini series Tut for Spike network, which starred Ben Kingsley and Avan Jogia. He has executive-produced over 90 television films and productions since 1993. He is also the president of Muse Entertainment USA.
Title: Grant A. Rice
Content:  Grant A. Rice is an American theatrical producer, manager, and consultant.
Title: Ben Rice (producer)
Content:  Ben Rice is an American record producer, sound engineer, mixer, songwriter, and musician. Rice owns Degraw Sound – a recording studio in Brooklyn, New York. He is best known for his professional collaborations with musical artists Norah Jones, The Candles, Aoife O'Donovan, Silya and the Sailors, Valerie June, and The Skins, as well as record producers Eddie Kramer, Gus van Go, and Werner F.
Title: Ben Rice (producer)
Content:  Rice owns Degraw Sound – a recording studio in Brooklyn, NY. According to an interview by Mix magazine, Rice credits the success of his business to hard-work, long-hours, and advice given by his former-producer and manager Gus van Go, who encouraged Rice to pursue a professional career in sound-production and studio-recording. At Degraw Sound, Rice is known to produce unique compositions by collaborating with the artist, rather than directing their musical-style. ""Every artist and band is different. I don't come at anything from a ‘This is my production style’ approach. That only makes things boring, and even though it may save some time, it can actually sabotage a project," says Rice. "Because every project has its own quirks, you have to be willing to change accordingly and pick up on 
Title: Peter Rice (executive)
Content:  Fox Filmed Entertainment. His roles included Director of Acquisitions, Vice President of Production and Senior Vice President, and in 1998, Rice was named Executive Vice President of Production for Twentieth Century Fox. Rice cultivated relationships with some of the most talented young filmmakers of the time, including Danny Boyle, Bryan Singer, Baz Luhrmann, Alex Proyas and the Hughes Brothers. Rice worked as a creative executive on director Danny Boyle's A Life Less Ordinary and oversaw the director's The Beach. Rice worked with director Baz Luhrmann in the development and production of his films, Oscar Best Picture nominee Moulin Rouge and modern-day adaptation William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Rice was the supervising creative executive on  X-Men, which started a successful movie franchise that would go on to gross more than $4.3 billion at the global box office. He also worked on blockbuster films Independence Day and Alien: Resurrection.
Title: Ron Rice
Content:  Rice also worked with underground filmmaker Jack Smith, who appears in Queen of Sheba Meets the Atom Man with Taylor Mead, and in Chumlum. Rice was inspired to make Chumlum while working with Smith on the props for Smith's Normal Love. Chumlum also stars Mario Montez, who appeared in both of Smith's films, as well as several of Andy Warhol's films. Warhol superstar Gerard Malanga also has a role in Chumlum. Rice's films can still be rented from the Filmmaker's Cooperative. His work paved the way for other experimental filmmakers of the 1960s, including the Kuchar brothers. All but forgotten today, Rice was a major figure of the New American Cinema, and his deeply personal, anarchic films are the work of a true cinematic visionary. Rice was 29 when he died of pneumonia in Mexico in 1964.
Title: Ben Rice (producer)
Content:  After producing Reno Bo's album Happenings and Other Things (2009), Rice briefly toured with the Nashville-based rocker to promote the new record; this collaboration marked the first time that Rice produced an album, where he was not the primary artist. Rice also produced, engineered, and mixed The Skins debut EP. Later, he engineered The Skins' single "Rude Girl", which was produced by Michael Einziger and Chad Hugo, as part of an album distributed by Republic Records. In 2014: Rice produced, engineered, and mixed the full-length album Unanchored (Sony/RCA) for Norwegian artist: Silya & the Sailors'. Silya's single, Sucka, charted at #1 on iTunes in Norway. Later, Rice produced The Candles' 2016 Matter + Spirit album, which featured the guest vocals of singer/songwriter Norah Jones.
Title: Stephen Rice (journalist)
Content:  Stephen Rice (born 15 August 1957) is an Australian journalist, author and television producer.

Question: Who was the producer of Rice?
Answer: Shin Sang-ok.
Shin Tae-seo.
Simon Sheen.