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How did the Eady plan encourage Stanley Kubrick to make films in England?
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Stanley Kubrick during the filming of Barry Lyndon (1975).
Stanley Kubrick moved his family to England to take advantage of the Eady plan, which provided significant tax incentives for foreign film producers who utilized at least 80 percent British labor for their projects. By meeting this labor requirement, Kubrick was able to benefit from these financial provisions while establishing his production base in the country, beginning with his 1962 film Lolita.1