US FILM INDUSTRY'S SPOKESMAN EXPOUNDS HIS CREED

The transcript discusses the British film industry's presence in London and the importance of not having barriers against films. It emphasizes the need for a freer exchange of goods, information, and services globally to achieve peace and prosperity. The speaker believes that the British film industry is progressing well and does not require support.

What was the main topic discussed at the luncheon in London?

• The future of British cinema

• The economic impact of films

• The role of British actors in Hollywood

• The absence of barriers against British films in America

According to the speaker, what do barriers represent?

• Ways to protect local industries

• Picket fences across the pathway to peace and prosperity

• Essential tools for national security

• Opportunities for growth

What is necessary for achieving a better world, according to the speaker?

• Increasing military strength

• Building stronger national economies

• A freer exchange of goods and information

• Erecting barriers around nations

What does the speaker believe about the British film industry's need for support?

• It requires significant financial aid

• It needs no crutch and is making progress

• It must collaborate more with Hollywood

• It should focus on local markets

How does the speaker feel about British films?

• They are not competitive

• They are too similar to American films

• They are enjoyable and well-made

• They need improvement