Title: Eddie and the Cruisers
Content: Tom Berenger as Frank Ridgeway ; Michael Paré as Eddie Wilson ; Joe Pantoliano as "Doc" Robbins ; Matthew Laurance as Sal Amato ; Helen Schneider as Joann Carlino ; David Wilson as Kenny Hopkins ; Michael "Tunes" Antunes as Wendell Newton ; Ellen Barkin as Maggie Foley  In addition, the music producer/supervisor for the film, Kenny Vance, appears on screen as Lew Eisen, the 1964 record company executive who refuses to accept the band's second album. In September 2018, Tommy Marz released a series of interviews he conducted with members of the film's cast, as well as members of the production team. The article highlighted the 35th anniversary of the film and details how life changed for the people involved.
Title: Eddie the Eagle
Content:  A biopic chronicling the life story of Edwards had been planned by Irish director Declan Lowney since 2007. Comedian Steve Coogan was originally chosen for the title role, but in 2009 Lowney announced that Rupert Grint would instead play the part. The film was scheduled to begin production once Grint completed work on Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 and Part 2, but did not go ahead. In March 2015, it was announced that 20th Century Fox had acquired the film, with Taron Egerton and Hugh Jackman starring and Dexter Fletcher directing, from a screenplay by Sean 
Title: Eddie the Eagle (film)
Content: Taron Egerton as Michael Edwards ; Tom Costello as Michael Edwards at age 10 ; Jack Costello as Michael Edwards at age 15 ; Hugh Jackman as Bronson Peary ; Christopher Walken as Warren Sharp ; Iris Berben as Petra ; Mark Benton as Richmond, a BOA official ; Keith Allen as Terry Edwards, Eddie's father ; Jo Hartley as Janette Edwards, Eddie's mother ; Ania Sowinski as Carrie ; Tim McInnerny as Dustin Target ; Edvin Endre as Matti "The Flying Finn" Nykänen ; Marc Benjamin as Lars Holbin ; Jim Broadbent as a BBC commentator ; Daniel Ings as Zach ; Rune Temte as Bjørn, a Norwegian coach 
Title: Eddie (film)
Content:  J. R. Reid, Terrell Brandon, Brad Daugherty, Mitch Richmond, Avery Johnson, Corie Blount, Larry Johnson, Randy Brown, Olden Polynice, and Scott Burrell appeared as themselves. Gary Payton, Anthony Mason, Herb Williams, and John Starks appeared as streetballers. Kurt Rambis appeared as the head coach of the Lakers. Chris Berman, Marv Albert and Walt Frazier also appeared in the movie as broadcasters. Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, Ed Koch, Fabio, and David Letterman also appeared in the movie. Gene Anthony Ray (who played Leroy in both Fame the series and the 1980 film) also features as associate choreographer, one of his last credits before his death in 2003. During the production of the film Goldberg and Langella started dating; their relationship lasted until 2001.
Title: Eddie the Eagle (film)
Content:  Eddie the Eagle is a co-production of Marv Films (UK), Studio Babelsberg (Germany) and Saville Productions  (US). Development on the film was first reported in 2007 as a project of Irish director Declan Lowney with Steve Coogan to appear in the lead role. In 2009 Rupert Grint was reportedly linked to the role of Edwards. In March 2015, it was announced that 20th Century Fox had acquired the film, with Taron Egerton and Hugh Jackman starring and Dexter Fletcher directing, from a screenplay by Sean Macaulay and Simon Kelton. Egerton would portray Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards, while Jackman would portray Bronson Peary, his coach; Jackman's character was confirmed as fictional by Eddie Edwards. It was also announced that Matthew Vaughn, who produced Kingsman: The Secret Service, would reunite with the studio, serving as a producer on the film, while Adam Bohling, David Reid, Rupert Maconick and Valerie Van Galde would also serve as producers. That same month, it was announced that Christopher Walken had joined the film, portraying the role of Jackman's character's mentor. The film received funds of €2.2 million from the German Federal Film Fund (DFFF).
Title: Eddie (film)
Content:  Eddie is a 1996 American comedy film starring Whoopi Goldberg and Frank Langella. The film barely broke even at the box office, grossing $31,387,164 in the US. The film was directed by Steve Rash.
Title: Eddie and the Cruisers
Content:  Eddie and the Cruisers is a 1983 American musical drama film directed by Martin Davidson with the screenplay written by the director and Arlene Davidson, based on the novel by P. F. Kluge. The sequel Eddie and the Cruisers II: Eddie Lives! followed in 1989.
Title: The Prince and the Pauper: The Movie
Content:  to see how much they look alike. The Assistant Director of the film Eddie's shooting then comes into the trailer and, realising that he now has a chance for a bit of freedom away from filming, Eddie (who now looks exactly like Tom) says "Well, Eddie, it was great to meet you, but I best get going", leaving a startled Tom in his place, who will now have to act just like Eddie. The real Eddie meets Pop, who picked him up from the sidewalk that he was walking along. Thinking that he is Tom, Pop drives him home in his pick-up, 
Title: Todd Edwards (film writer)
Content:  Todd Edwards is an American film writer/producer, film director, and writer working in Los Angeles. He is also an actor and songwriter/singer who is currently in the band called Blick Van Glory. He was born in September 17, 1971 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His first film was Chillicothe which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 1999, in which he wrote, directed, and acted. Edwards later served as a co-creator, co-director, writer, actor, and song writer of the animated 2005 film Hoodwinked!, in conjunction with brother Cory Edwards and Tony Leech and released by The Weinstein Company. He then contributed to the writing of Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil released by Maurice Kanbar, the 2010 sequel to Hoodwinked!. In 2010 he directed, co-wrote, acted and composed the feature film Jeffie Was Here In 2011 he co-founded Hardy Howl Films with producer/writer Katie Hooten and producer/writer Timothy Hooten. His older brother, Cory Edwards, is also a film writer, producer, director and actor.
Title: The Courtship of Eddie's Father
Content:  Comedy producer James Komack served as both the creator and the executive producer of the show. In 1970, Bill Bixby made his debut as a director, going on to direct eight episodes of the show.

Question: Who was the director of Trojan Eddie?
Answer: Gillies MacKinnon.