Hi,

Getting the alternative titles for Rocky from here: http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/1366/alternative_titles?api_key=XXXX returns this:

{
  "id":1366,
  "titles": [
    {"iso_3166_1":"RU","title":"Рокки"},
    {"iso_3166_1":"US","title":"Rocky I"},
    {"iso_3166_1":"BR","title":"Rocky I"},
    {"iso_3166_1":"Србија","title":"Роки"},
    {"iso_3166_1":"ES","title":"Rocky 1"}
  ]
}

"Србија" (Cyrillic for Serbia) is not a valid iso 3661-1 code. This should be be "RS", which is the correct iso 3661-1 code for the Republic of Serbia (as it's officially known). I've reported this as a content error: https://www.themoviedb.org/talk/53a741d00e0a261436004603

I mention it here because I didn't expect the API to return invalid iso codes like that. My application tried to insert the value into a 2 character database field (as all iso 3166-1 codes are), but couldn't make it fit and threw a wobbly.

Could you fix the API to not do that, or should I check for, and reject, invalid iso codes?

EDIT: I found the same thing happened for:

• Funny People, "Mexico" as an iso 3661-1 code: http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/20829/alternative_titles?api_key=XXXX
• Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, "italy" as an iso 3661-1 code: http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/533/alternative_titles?api_key=XXXX

I worked out how to fix the data, but I do think the API shouldn't return bad codes like this.

Thanks for providing a great (and free!) resource,

Sandor