 The current copyright holder is ITV Global Entertainment Ltd., while the longest surviving original nitrate print is held by the BFI National Archive, a copy of the 96m 31s print donated by London Films to the newly formed National Film Archive in March 1936.The film came back into copyright in the US in 1996 under the Uruguay Round Agreements Act (URAA), which, among other measures, amended US copyright law to reinstate copyright on films of non-US origin if they were still in copyright in their country of origin.The URAA was subsequently challenged in "Golan v. Gonzales", initially unsuccessfully, later with partial success, but the challenge was ultimately defeated in "Golan v. Holder" and a new principle established that international agreements could indeed restore copyright to works which had previously come into the public domain.