Bogey or Bacon funding question

Robert Boothby, a Conservative member from East Aberdeen, poses a question to the Chancellor of the Exchequer regarding the authorization of over £20 million per annum for purchasing American films. He humorously notes his fondness for Humphrey Bogart but suggests prioritizing local goods like bacon over foreign films.

Who is Robert Boothby?

• A Conservative member from East Aberdeen

• The Chancellor of the Exchequer

• A famous American actor

• A member of the Labour Party

What is the main concern raised by Robert Boothby?

• The high cost of purchasing American films

• The quality of American films

• The lack of British films

• The popularity of American actors

How much is being spent annually on American films according to the question?

• £10 million

• £15 million

• £20 million

• £25 million

What does Robert Boothby imply he would choose over American films?

• British films

• Burger

• Bacon

• Humphrey Bogart

What is the tone of Robert Boothby's reflection on choosing between films and essentials?

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Humorous

• Serious