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Mild 8 of 10 found this mild. There are a couple of sensual scenes shown in this movie. In one scene, Marla & Frank have been kissed passionately; Then Frank thrusts vigorously against Marla; They have been interrupted shortly by a man. However both are fully clothed. Nothing else happens.
What you will—and won't—find in this movie. Parents need to know that Rules Don't Apply is a romantic drama about a young actress (Lily Collins) making her way in 1950s Los Angeles, at a time when Howard Hughes (Warren Beatty, who also wrote and directed the film), already a larger-than-life figure, was on his way to becoming a truly epic ...
- Twentieth Century Fox
- Warren Beatty
In 1958 a starlet (Lily Collins) and a chauffeur (Alden Ehrenreich) begin a romance that is frowned upon by their religious denominations and forbidden by the rules of their employer, the reclusive and peculiar billionaire Howard Hughes (Warren Beatty). Also with Annette Bening, Matthew Broderick and Alec Baldwin. Directed by Warren Beatty. [2:06]
Why is Rules Don’t Apply rated PG-13? The PG-13 rating is for sexual material including brief strong language, thematic elements, and drug references. Latest news about Rules Don’t Apply, starring Alden Ehrenreich, Lily Collins, Warren Beatty and directed by Warren Beatty.
- Warren Beatty
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Rules Don't Apply movie rating review for parents - Find out if Rules Don't Apply is okay for kids with our complete listing of the sex, profanity, violence and more in the movie
Nov 23, 2016 · Finally, the message of the movie’s title, which are the words Frank says to Marla and Marla composes as a song for Frank and Howard, are that, “The rules don’t apply.” Each one of the major characters thinks they’re an exception to the rules: the rules of loyalty, chastity, decency, sobriety, loving God, loving your neighbor.
Nov 22, 2016 · PG-13. 2h 7m. By Stephen Holden. Nov. 22, 2016. It may be hyperbolic to describe Warren Beatty’s Howard Hughes movie, “Rules Don’t Apply,” as a screwball “Citizen Kane.”. But that’s ...
