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UK in talks with US officials over movie tariffs, says minister

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Posted on May 7, 2025

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· Last updated: January 24, 2026

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UK in talks with US officials over movie tariffs, says minister

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UK Discusses US Movie Tariffs with Top Officials

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is in "active discussions" with top U.S. officials over the 100% tariff on all movies produced outside the U.S. announced by President Donald Trump, creative industries minister Chris Bryant said on Wednesday.

"We are already in active discussions with the top of the U.S. administration on this subject. We are working hard to establish what might be proposed, if anything, and to make sure our world-beating creative industries are protected," Bryant told parliament.

(Reporting by William James, writing by Sarah Young; Editing by Sachin Ravikumar)

Key Takeaways

UK is in active discussions with the US about movie tariffs.
The tariffs could impact movies produced outside the US.
Chris Bryant is leading the discussions for the UK.
The UK aims to protect its creative industries.
Talks are ongoing with top US administration officials.

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What is the main topic?

The main topic is the UK engaging in discussions with the US regarding the 100% tariffs on movies produced outside the US.

Who is leading the discussions for the UK?

Chris Bryant, the creative industries minister, is leading the discussions for the UK.

Why are these discussions important?

These discussions are crucial to protect the UK's world-leading creative industries from potential negative impacts of the tariffs.

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