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 LONDON (AP) - As Keira Knightley gazes out from hundreds of posters across the country advertising the local-grown hit "Pride and Prejudice," the casual observer could be forgiven for thinking the British film industry is booming.
But the star-studded remake of the Jane Austen classic is fast becoming an anomaly.
While Knightley and her co-stars spent months filming on location in England, other major film productions, including the Roman Polanski-directed "Oliver Twist" — and potentially, future installments of both the Harry Potter and James Bond series — have decamped overseas amid wrangling over the country's tax system and spiraling costs.
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