"We have our factory, which is called a stage. We make a product, we color it, we title it and we ship it out in cans"

This quote by Cary Grant is a metaphor for the movie market. The factory is a metaphor for the movie studio, where the product is the motion picture. The procedure of making the motion picture is compared to coloring and entitling the product. The end product is then shipped in cans, which is a metaphor for the film reels that are sent out to theaters. This quote highlights the significance of the film market in creating a product that is both aesthetically attractive and amusing. It also emphasizes the importance of the creative procedure in making an effective motion picture. The quote also acts as a suggestion that the film industry is a service, and that the item needs to be of a particular quality in order to succeed.