Title: The End of the Day
Content: Victor Francen as Marny ; Michel Simon as Cabrissade ; Louis Jouvet as Raphaël Saint Clair ; Madeleine Ozeray as Jeanette ; Alexandre Arquillière as Monsieur Lucien ; Jean Joffre as Philémon ; Sylvie as Madame Tusini ; Arthur Devère as the director ; Charles Granval as Deaubonne ; Pierre Magnier as Laroche ; Mme Lherbay as Madame Philémon ; Jean Coquelin as Delormel ; Auguste Bovério as the priest ; Jean Aymé as Victor ; Tony Jacquot as Pierrot ; Gaby André as Danielle ; Gaston Jacquet as Lacour ; Maurice Schutz as Verneul 
Title: The End of the Day
Content:  The End of the Day (La fin du jour) is a 1939 drama film, directed by Julien Duvivier.
Title: Day the World Ended
Content:  began to fill with water during filming. Day the World Ended was the fourth film directed by Corman, and his first in the science fiction/horror genre. The film was shot over 10 days on a budget of $96,234.49. Denning was paid $7,500, plus a percentage. Alex Gordon said Corman tended to not direct actors at this stage of the career. "Lori Nelson particularly needed help [from a director]; she was used to getting it at Universal," said Gordon. "One day she was kind of saying, “Gee, Roger won’t tell me anything. I’m doing it the best I can, but he’s not directing me..." But there was no crisis or anything."
Title: The Day the World Ended
Content: Nastassja Kinski as Dr. Jennifer Stillman ; Randy Quaid as Dr. Michael McCann ; Bobby Edner as Ben Miller/McCann ; Harry Groener as Sheriff Ken ; Lee de Broux as Cook Harlan (as Lee DeBroux) ; Stephen Tobolowsky as Principal Ed Turner ; Debra Christofferson as Nurse Della Divelbuss ; Nik Dressbach as Buzzcut ; Brandon de Paul as Frankie Carter ; Kate Fuglei as Waitress Carlita ; Neil Vipond as The Judge ; Brian Steele as The Creature ; David Getz as Deputy #1 ; Kathryn Fiore as Maggie Miller ; David Doty as Nice Guy ; Samantha Sansonetti as Crosswalk Child #1 
Title: Daylight's End
Content:  The initial conception came from Chad Law, who had submitted a script to Project Greenlight. Shooting mostly took place in Dallas, including the Dallas Municipal Building, and throughout U.S. Route 66 in Texas. Influences include The Road Warrior, Assault on Precinct 13, 28 Days Later, and the novel I Am Legend.
Title: Daylight's End
Content:  as Haley ; James Yeager as Yeager ; Mike Lobo Daniel as 'Lobo' ; Bjorn Nauf as Ragner ; Michael P. Brown as 'Hacksaw' ; Ricardo Campbell as Rico ; Brandon Slagle as 'Bunny' ; Kate Summers as Katie ; Sophia Puzikas as Sophia ; Sara Kaufman as Cassie ; Max Kaufman as Carl ; Nicholas Puzikas as Nick ; Charlotte Riemenschneider as Charlie ; Lulu Riemenschneider as Lulu ; Payton Stoops as Skyler ; Chad Law as Weston ; Amanda Nicole Thomas as Lexi ; Timberly Faubian as Beth ; Conner Larkin as Megabeast ; Sam Cade as Miss Samantha (uncredited) ; Billie D. Merritt as Brandi, VR Trailer (uncredited) ; Terri Doty as Newscaster (uncredited) 
Title: End of Days (film)
Content:  Directors Sam Raimi and Guillermo del Toro were offered End of Days, but turned it down due to other projects. Marcus Nispel was going to direct the film, but he left because of budget and script problems and was replaced by Peter Hyams. The role of Jericho Cane was written for Tom Cruise, but he chose to work on Magnolia and Arnold Schwarzenegger was then cast in March of 1998. Liv Tyler was the first choice for the role of Christine York, but she declined over contractual issues. Kate Winslet was then set to play the character, but she dropped out and Robin Tunney replaced her. According to Hyams, "Jim Cameron was the kind of godfather of me doing that film, because of his relationship with Schwarzenegger. He told me I was doing it! ... End Of Days was going to be Marcus Nispel, 
Title: End of Days (film)
Content: Arnold Schwarzenegger as Jericho Cane ; Robin Tunney as Christine York ; Gabriel Byrne as Satan / The Banker ; Kevin Pollak as Bobby Chicago ; Rod Steiger as Father Kovak ; CCH Pounder as Detective Marge Francis ; Derrick O'Connor as Father Thomas Aquinas ; Miriam Margolyes as Mabel ; Udo Kier as Dr. Abel ; Victor Varnado as Albino ; Mark Margolis as The Pope ; John Timothy Botka as The Satanic Police Officer ; Marc Lawrence as Old Man ; Michael O'Hagan as Vatican Cardinal ; Denice D. Lewis as Emily Cane ; Renee Olstead as Amy Cane ; Jonny Bogris as Skateboarder ; Mo Gallini as Monk (as Matt Gallini) 
Title: Day the World Ended
Content:  It was the second film by Golden State for the American Releasing Corp, the first being Apache Woman. It had been announced in November 1954 before ARC had made any movies. James H. Nicholson of ARC (later AIP) thought up the title, then commissioned Lou Rusoff to write a script. Alex Gordon later recalled: "To be on the safe side, Nicholson wanted Roger Corman to produce and direct. But he did throw me a bone as executive producer for Golden State Productions, because I was doing an awful lot on that picture. Not only did I get virtually the entire cast, except for Paul Birch, Jonathan Haze and Paul Dubov 
Title: Endgame (2009 film)
Content:  The film has its roots in a discussion between Daybreak Pictures executive producer David Aukin and former Director General of the BBC Greg Dyke; when Dyke told Aukin that he wanted to make a documentary about the secret talks that ended apartheid, Aukin suggested turning it into a drama instead. Aukin had previously produced the acclaimed political drama The Government Inspector. Aukin and his production partner Hal Vogel contacted Paula Milne to write the script. She spent 18 months on the screenplay and researched the history of the talks by speaking to Thabo Mbeki and Michael Young in South Africa. Pete Travis, director of Omagh (2004) and Vantage Point (2008), was sent the script by Milne. Travis was not interested in directing a historical drama about recent events and decided to turn the film into a political thriller. William 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for The End of the Day?
Answer: Julien Duvivier.