AMERICAN FILMS FOR BRITAIN AGAIN

The transcript discusses a significant Anglo-American Films Agreement signed by Mr. Wilson and Mr. Eric Johnston. This agreement aims to enhance the exchange of films between the UK and the US, saving dollars and improving market access. Mr. Wilson expresses optimism for British films gaining a foothold in the American market, while Mr. Johnston emphasizes the mutual cooperation and goodwill that led to this agreement, highlighting the benefits for both British and American audiences.

What was the primary purpose of the Anglo-American Films Agreement?

• To save dollars and improve film exchange

• To establish a new trade route

• To increase tourism between the two countries

• To promote British music in America

According to Mr. Wilson, what opportunity does the agreement provide for British films?

• A platform to showcase British music

• A firm footing in the American market

• A chance to dominate the global market

• An opportunity to collaborate with Asian filmmakers

What did Mr. Wilson hope to achieve with the removal of unsettlement in the industry?

• An increase in British television shows

• An all-out effort in British film production

• A reduction in film production costs

• A decrease in American film imports

How did Mr. Johnston describe the resolution of the 'war of films'?

• By increasing film tariffs

• By mutual cooperation and goodwill

• With the help of international arbitration

• Through economic sanctions

What opportunity does the agreement provide for the British people, according to Mr. Johnston?

• To learn American filmmaking techniques

• To invest in American film studios

• To see excellent films from Hollywood

• To travel to Hollywood