Problem: I am trying to decide whether it's worth it to invest in this film proposal. Can you help me answer a few questions? If you can't, please say "No I can't". Question: Who believes Charles is innocent? Movie title: M'Liss Movie plot: M'Liss (Mary Pickford) a scrappy tomboy, lives with her father "Bummer Smith"(Theodore Roberts) in Red Gulch, a rough mining town in the High Sierras. M'Liss is never without her trusty slingshot and delights in mock holdups with the local stagecoach, much to the amusement of the coaches obliging driver Yuba Bill (Charles Ogle). M'Liss's father takes his delight from the bottle much to the annoyance of his daughter. Arriving one day is the new school teacher, Charles Gray (Thomas Meighan) who sets out to try and educate the defiant M'Liss. Meanwhile, the wealthy brother of Bummer Smith who lives in San Francisco has died and has left all of his estate to Bummer. His 2 servants are outraged at the paltry sum they have been left and set about devising a plan to get hold of the full estate. M'liss has developed a crush on the handsome school teacher, and has finally decided to attend the school classes. Finding it hard to fit in, even trying to update her wardrobe, with comical results to the laughter of the other students. Finally her impudent behaviour has her quickly expelled. But not wanting to give up on M'Liss and admiring her bravery, the teacher visits her father and asks if he could personally instruct M'Liss. Now the 2 conniving servants have arrived in town with their plan. They hire oulaw "Mexican Joe" to murder Bummer Smith. After the murder, the female servant appears, claiming to be Bummer"s widow, and therefore heiress to his estate. Yuba Bill breaks the heartbreaking news to M'liss that her father is dead. A shattered M'Liss, goes to the jail to see the murderer and is shocked to find the schoolteacher behind bars, having been arrested as he was the last person seen with Bummer Smith. When the trial begins, M'Liss is the only one believing the teacher is innocent. She refuses to believe the servant, claiming to be her father's widow, is her mother. Finally the teacher is sentenced to sixty years in jail, but Mexican Joe incites the town full of miners to have a lynching. Meanwhile Yuba Bill has...

A: M'Liss, Yuba Bill

Problem: Given the question: I am trying to decide whether it's worth it to invest in this film proposal. Can you help me answer a few questions? If you can't, please say "No I can't". Question: Who is concerned more with short-term accounting gains? Movie title: Executive Suite Movie plot: Avery Bullard (Raoul Freeman), President of Tredway Corporation, concludes a meeting with his investment banker, Julius Steigel (Edgar Stehli), in Steigel's Wall Street office. With them is one of Steigel's executives, George Nyle Caswell (Louis Calhern), who is a member of Tredway's board. Bullard then rides the elevator to the ground floor, where he sends a wire to his company headquarters in Millburgh, PA, calling an executive-committee meeting. Finally he steps out onto Wall Street, tries to hail a taxi, collapses, and dies.Caswell is arguing with Steigel about the wisdom of Bullard's "one-man" governance of Tredway when he overhears a police whistle, looks down from the office window, and sees Bullard's body being lifted into an ambulance. Immediately he calls his stockbroker and orders him to start selling Tredway common stock short. He confidently predicts that Tredway stock will sink when "The Street" heard of Bullard's death. Steigel, shell-shocked, expresses his disapproval of Caswell's "sure thing."Back at the Tredway Tower, Bullard's secretary, Erica Martin (Nina Foch), receives the telegram and starts making the rounds of the Executive Suite to notify the five Vice-Presidents of the meeting. She finds Frederick Y. Alderson (Walter Pidgeon), the treasurer, in his office; Alderson asks whether Bullard said anything else in the telegram, and Miss Martin says no. She finds that Jesse Q. Grimm (Dean Jagger), VP for Manufacturing, has already left for the weekend, and instructs his secretary to call the tolltakers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike if she has to, to get him back to the office. Loren P. Shaw (Fredric March), the controller, is in his office, dictating a memo to Bullard critical of the money that McDonald Walling (William Holden) is spending on his experiments, when Miss Martin informs him of the meeting. He imperiously asks what other information he ought to bring, and Miss Martin clearly resents his probing questions. She goes on to deliver the message to J. Walter Dudley (Paul Douglas), VP...
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Shaw

[Q]: I am trying to decide whether it's worth it to invest in this film proposal. Can you help me answer a few questions? If you can't, please say "No I can't". Question: Who do the drivers suspect that Jo murdered? Movie title: The Wages of Fear Movie plot: 1950, in the very isolated town of Las Piedras, in Southern Mexico. Surrounded by the desert, the town is very poor, and also very quiet in the very hot midday sun. Located in the only street of the town, the bar "Corsario" is the meeting place for all the European who, for various reasons, found their way here and can't get away from the town. Seated on chairs, but not drinking because they have no money, Frenchmen Mario (Yves Montand), German Smerloff (Jo Dest), American Dick and Italian Bernardo (Luis de Lima) are looking at the very few people walking in the street. The owner of the "Corsario", Hernandez (Dario Moreno), eventually kicks them out of his bar.Mario is mildly in love with Linda (Vera Clouzot), the waitress of the bar, who is also having sex with Hernandez. Another european, Bimba (Peter van Eyck), a Dutchman, is doing some menial work for Hernandez, like collecting the mail from the daily plane, the only link of Las Piedras with the outside world. Bernardo sneaks into Bimba's van, because he is always trying to find a pilot who would take him to the USA, a country for which he is holding a valid visa.A very elegant Frenchman, Jo (Charles Vanel) is among the passengers leaving the plane. Actually he is another european running away from something. He discreetly gives a few dollars to the immigration officer, who lets him walk out of the airport without a visa. He takes a taxi to the town, where he meets Mario. The two exiled compatriots immediately make friends with each other. We learn that Jo is from Paris, and Mario from Corsica. Jo explains to Mario that he gave his last dollars to the immigration officer, and Mario takes him to the "Corsario", where Hernandez, because of Jo's elegant outfit, thinks he is rich and pays for his taxi. Jo discreetly explains to Mario that he had to leave Paris very quickly, and didn't even had time to pack a suitcase.Mario leaves Jo in the "Corsario" to go to the small apartment he shares with Luigi (Folco Lulli), and eat the lunch Luigi has been fixing for...
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Smerloff