Word: exporting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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West Germany has piled up a favorable balance of payments of $1.3 billion and now has more than $6 billion in gold or gold equivalent. Instead of stashing away such "unnecessary reserves," said IMF Managing Director Per Jacobsson of Sweden. West Germany ought to be undertaking an imaginative capital export program...
...these matters. Since about half of the average potential gross of a movie now comes from foreign markets, Hollywood has learned to display two faces of Eve, and a little more besides. As a frequent but not general practice, certain scenes in U.S. films are shot twice-vividly for export and vapidly for American distribution. (Sometimes they are merely cut.) Producers and directors prefer to deny the habit. Eric Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association, says that "no one has ever been able to cite a specific film. As far as I know, they go abroad the way they...
...Hecht-Hill-Lancaster's Cry Tough, a rough and rumble film about Puerto Ricans in New York, includes a scene in a bedroom occupied by Actor John Saxon and Actress Linda Cristal. In the U.S. she appears in a slip, but the version shot for export confines her wardrobe to one small pair of black panties, and allows the camera to meander athletically where it will. 'Everybody was kind of nervous" about Cry Tough's potential box office, explained one behind-the-scenes executive, so they asked for Actress Cristal's cooperation in order...
...Allied Artists' warlike Hell to Eternity, Actress Patricia Owens does a bump-and-grind sequence in bra and panties for alien observation, is seen only from the neck up in the U.S., or. in long shots, wearing a bra and half-slip. Soon after that, for export only. Actor Jeff Hunter reaches skillfully behind her back, at which moment the U.S. version fades out, but in full detail the subsequent unhooking ceremony is seen and heard around the world...
...Measured against the need, the sum is small. It is less than the amount lost by Latin America this year because of the adverse terms of trade; it is only twice as much as the capital expected to be taken this year from the region for repayment to the Export-Import Bank. Brazil's chief delegate to the Bogota meeting, Augusto Frederico Schmidt, author of Brazil's Operation Pan American, which asks $10 billion in 20 years of aid to the region's economy, says that the U.S. proposal is "very kind, very generous...