Question: Generate a question that has the following answer: Walter Lockman for the following movie plot: Betty Preisser (Kim Novak), an attractive 24 year old divorcee, works as a secretary in the hard-boiled atmosphere of Manhattan's garment district. Her workaholic boss Jerry (Frederick March) is feeling his own mortality. He's overworked and lonely. He's a 56 year old widower, but still enmeshed in his family obligations. His bossy older sister Evelyn has moved in with him and he has a married daughter Lillian and grandchild who live nearby.Betty hasn't been feeling well lately and has been typing at home. Jerry comes to her walk-up on the downscale far East Side to pick up some papers. She tells Jerry she's upset about her divorce. Ordinarily, Jerry would tune out an employee like her, but he's lonely and he feels empathy for her. He comes inside and she pours out her heart to him. She and her husband George married because of sexual attraction and because all her friends were getting married. But her ardor cooled off pretty fast and eventually his did, too. He got a job playing the piano in Las Vegas and the marriage ended. She's a conventional young woman without a lot of insight into her own behavior. She's living with her mother and now she regrets that the marriage ended. Jerry gets pulled into her story; she makes him feel needed in a way that his family doesn't. He gives her fatherly advice: stop feeling sorry for yourself and start dating again so she'll meet a "nice young fella." But he's the one who falls for her.Later, at dinner at his daughter's, he tells his sister and daughter about her. His sister's ears perk up. She's no fool. Betty also models for Jerry's dress company. Jerry has a co-worker Lachman, who's a real dirty old man. He's what Jerry's afraid he'll become if he gives into his infatuation with Betty. Jerry gets obsessed with Betty. He just "happens" to walk past her building and casually run into her by "accident." Betty, not the brightest bulb on the tree, is happy to be the object of his attention. "Jerk! Jerk!" Jerry slaps himself on the forehead. He knows he's stepping in...
Answer: Who urges Jerry to do whatever it takes to find true happiness?

Question: Generate a question that has the following answer: Phoebe for the following movie plot: At a prestigious awards ceremony, the celebrities of the theatrical world gather to honor one of their brightest new stars: the amazing young Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter), whose meteoric rise to fame is unprecedented. Looking on from the audience are many other famous thespians and figures of the theater: the well known director Bill Simpson (Gary Merrill), the successful playwright Lloyd Richards (Hugh Marlowe) and his wife Karen (Celeste Holm), and one of the brightest stars of Broadway, the incomparable Margo Channing (Bette Davis). All look upon Miss Harrington with a mixture of distaste and disgust on their faces, while off to the side sits the well known and often reviled theater critic Addison DeWitt (George Sanders), who, with a bemused look on his face, begins to recount Eve's recent past. He, better than anyone else, knows all about Eve.Not so long ago, Eve was just a star-struck young woman, waiting outside the stage door night after night, hoping to catch a glimpse of her idol Margo Channing. Finally noticed and brought in by Margo's friend Karen, Eve gushes her unworthiness and gratitude, and manages to ingratiate herself quickly into Margo's life as a general assistant. She also impresses Margo's long-time mate Bill as a helpful and guileless girl who wants nothing more than to be of use. Before long, Eve is living in Margo's home, answering telephones and bringing her breakfast in bed. Birdie, Margo's maid (Thema Ritter) begins to dislike Eve, and tells Margo that it's unnerving the way Eve studies her every move. She can sense trouble brewing.Thus alerted to Eve's behavior, Margo become's suspicious, and while all around assure her that Eve is an innocent kid just trying to help, she begins to see plots and schemes everywhere. Holding a party for Bill's birthday, Margo gets a little too drunk and angrily abuses everyone. Confiding in Karen after Margo's stinging accusations, Eve asks a favor: could Karen possibly put in a good word for her with her playwright husband? She's consider it the...
Answer: Who does Eve hand over her award to ?

Question: Generate a question that has the following answer: Reverend for the following movie plot: Inspired by the hit off-Broadway play, Amara Winter, a strikingly beautiful and charismatic young singer, is on the verge of pop stardom. Raised in the church by her father, Reverend Dr. Kenneth Winter and mother, Lillian Winter, Amara and her younger brother Luke have a very strong bond. After her fathers untimely death, her mother is thrusts into the limelight in the role as preacher, a daring move that ultimately catapults her to the top of the gospel world. Paralleling her mothers success, Amara soon becomes a huge star in her own right, taking the pop music world by storm.Conflict begins to ensue when her mother is confronted with and unequivocally disapproves of Amara's secular music and videos. Amara must learn to pursue her dreams while both navigating the often treacherous world of celebrity and striving to remain true to herself and family. Amara and her mother must work through their differences realizing that their journeys are not quite so different after all. A heart-warming story that all ages will enjoy, Mama, I Want to Sing! reminds us all not to be afraid dance to the music, to the beat of our own drum.
Answer:
what is amara winter's father's profession before he dies?