Changing Country Code for Company

Hello Maya. Thanks for your reply. The BFI's Screenonline says it was based in the UK: http://www.screenonline.org.uk/film/id/572101/index.html

When will my comment be published? And why has this thread been marked "solved" when it hasn't been?

@farne- Thank you for the link provided above. We are reviewing it and once we have further information, we'll post it below.

Thanks

@farne- We have investigated the information, however, the US country code will remain as we have listed for this company. This company might have started in the UK but we have reviewed that is currently operating as a US company.

Maya, I think these are really two different companies, even if they are related. You are probably referring to Polygram Entertainment (which seems to be predominantly a music company and based in the US). But I think this is a different company from Polygram Filmed Entertainment (the film company based in the UK). Polygram Filmed Entertainment doesn't exist anymore, it was taken over and subsumed by Universal.

Also, your answer above prompts a question. If a British company or an Australian company, say, moves its operations to the US and so the country code becomes [US], I know that someone on IMDb will then change their British or Australian films into US films or US co-productions, based on this new country code. So how can you stop this happening or reverse it if it does happen?

@farne- We'll be looking into it and circle back once we have further information.

Hello Maya. Is there any update on this?