A doctor of American studies who served as Prince Charming and other capacities during the opening year of the American theme park in France, Lainsbury finds that the phenomenon was more complicated than the media reported, more a case of Europeans trying to import American entertainment than Americans trying to export their culture. He describes not only problems with wine, food, color schemes, and employee relations, but also the pleasure that Europeans took in the movies, music, and art. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)