Most listeners will be aware of the current rating system used for feature films in the United States based on the G, PG, and R ratings. However, listeners may not be familiar with the earlier Motion Picture Production Code of 1930 that governed content of early “Talking” motion pictures. Join Nolan and Ben as they discuss the origins of this rudimentary production code and how it applies to today’s media.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_Picture_Production_Code
