US films have historically dominated British theaters, capturing up to 85% of screen time, even during wartime. The British public consistently preferred American films, spending millions annually on them.

What role did US films play in the film industry's income?

• They were only popular in the US.

• They had no impact.

• They accounted for a significant portion.

• They were a minor contributor.

How much of the total playing time in British theaters was taken by US films?

• 50%

• 60%

• 85%

• 95%

During which period did US films maintain their dominance in British theaters?

• During the 2000s

• During the 1920s

• During the toughest years of the war

• During the 1980s

What was the British public's attitude towards American films during tough times?

• They insisted on watching them.

• They preferred local films.

• They were indifferent.

• They avoided them.

How did the British public financially support American films?

• By investing in British films instead.

• By only watching them for free.

• By paying millions of pounds annually.

• By refusing to pay for them.