Title: The Last Run (2004 film)
Content:  The Last Run is a 2004 American drama and comedy film directed by Jonathan Segal.
Title: Last Run
Content:  Last Run is a 2001 British-German action film, directed by Anthony Hickox, starring Armand Assante and Jürgen Prochnow.
Title: The Last Run
Content:  The Last Run is a 1971 action film shot in Portugal, Málaga and elsewhere in Spain directed by Richard Fleischer, starring George C. Scott, Tony Musante, Trish Van Devere, and Colleen Dewhurst.
Title: The Last Run
Content:  The film was based on an original script by Alan Sharp who called it "an attempt to use the melodramatic crime chase to deal with whatever the hero's preoccupations might be." In July 1970, MGM-British announced they would be making a production and distribution deal with EMI creating a new company, MGM-EMI, and would produce four films: The Go-Between, The Boyfriend, Get Carter and The Last Run. By that stage the film was going to be directed by John Boorman. Boorman eventually left the project because he was unhappy with the script. George C. Scott agreed to play the lead role. He was at the height of his career due to the success of Patton and did The Last Run because "for the longest time I've been looking for a Bogart-like meaty part. I haven't found it til now." Scott called the movie "an old fashioned adventure picture. It's kind of a Bogart part - the lonely, separated man trying to make a comeback. It's the sort of thing that people can enjoy."
Title: Last Run
Content: Armand Assante as Frank Banner ; Jürgen Prochnow as Andrus Bukarin ; Ornella Muti as Danny ; Corey Johnson as Jon Neely ; Barna Illyés as Georgi Kaminski ; Anthony Hickox as Riley Chapin ; Annabel Brooks as Tina ; Viki Kiss as Kerlov ; Edit Illés as Kerlov ; Sándor Téri as Yuri ; Martin McDougall as Junior ; Niki Barabás as Number Two ; Norman Austin as Number One ; David Foxxe as Leo Schiff ; Ralph Brown as Simn 
Title: The Last Run (2004 film)
Content:  The film music was composed by Laura Karpman.
Title: The Last Run
Content:  The Last Run was poorly received by critics, and most of them lamented the replacement of Huston with Fleischer. Roger Ebert, writing for the Chicago Sun-Times, commented that "with Huston directing Alan Sharp's interesting screenplay, the movie would still have had the good stuff, I think, and would have avoided the embarrassing collapses of tone that wreck this version." Roger Greenspun, reviewing the film for The New York Times, stated that Fleischer "a veteran of more than 20 years in the business...seems not yet to have mastered the reaction shot; and his automobile chase sequences, for all the billowing dust and squealing tires, seem to move at 30 miles an hour." Toni Mastroianni, reviewing the film for the Cleveland Press, faulted Scott’s performance as the main stumbling block: "The problem with Scott at the moment is to find a movie as big as he is. The role is right for him and maybe he should play a real Hemingway part instead of an imitation one." The Los Angeles Times called it "a satisfying film". Huston said the picture "had nothing to recommend it."
Title: The Last Run
Content: George C. Scott as Harry Garmes ; Tony Musante as Paul Rickard ; Trish Van Devere as Claudie Scherrer ; Colleen Dewhurst as Monique ; Aldo Sambrell as Miguel 
Title: The Last Run
Content:  In November 1970, MGM head of production Herbert F. Solow announced the film would be made as part of a ten picture slate from the studio over the next six months - the other films were The Wild Rovers, Fortune and Men's Eyes, Shaft, Sextette (ultimately not made for some years), Travels with My Aunt, The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight, Bullet Proof and The Gazebo. By now the director of The Last Run was John Huston. He and Scott previously worked together on The List of Adrian Messenger and The Bible: In the Beginning. Huston later said "I didn't like the script that was given to me" but he still agreed to make it. "I should never have 
Title: The Last Run
Content:  Aumont and Tony Musante. Filming began January 3, 1971. Scott and Huston had fights on the set, in part because Huston and his son Tony were rewriting the script constantly. Matters were complicated by Scott's drinking. His wife Colleen Dewhurst flew out to the location with his two children; Dewhurst wound up making a cameo in the movie. Huston said he thought he could change the script "and make it something acceptable. The possibilities of the story appealed to me. What was done in black and white didn't appeal to me very much, but I saw an opportunity to do something with it, changes which would be acceptable and interesting." Alan Sharp later said he rewrote the script 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Last Run?
Answer: Anthony Hickox.