National Theatre Live - The Audience
sex references, one use of racist language, mild bad language
Director(s)Stephen Daldry
Production year2013
Release date09/06/2016
Genre(s)Performance
Approx. running minutes177m
CastHelen Mirren, Paul Ritter, Edward Fox, Richard McCabe, Geoffrey Beevers, Nell Williams, Nathaniel Parker, Michael Elwyn, Haydn Gwynne, Rufus Wright, Stephen Daldry, Robin Lough, Peter Morgan, Paul Englishby
National Theatre Live - The Audience
sex references, one use of racist language, mild bad language
NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE: THE AUDIENCE is a filmed performance of a stage production of Peter Morgan's play, which shows th ...
NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE: THE AUDIENCE is a filmed performance of a stage production of Peter Morgan's play, which shows the Queen in a series of private audiences with various Prime Ministers from throughout her reign.
language
In an accompanying question and answer session, there is a use of 'bloody hell'.
sex
There are very few sex references and they are not detailed. Prime Minister John Major lists a series of events attracting press attention which he must deal with, including "toe-sucking scandals" and "auto-erotic suicides". Both are simply passing references.
discrimination
The racist language consists of a single use of the term 'coon'. The Queen tells Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that she had heard Mrs Thatcher had disparagingly referred to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting as "Coons Holidaying on Government Money". Mrs Thatcher claims that her husband was responsible for this. The setting in which the term is used is dated and the joke is based on an understanding that the language is inappropriate. Mrs Thatcher disowns the comment, emphasising it is disapproved of.
additional issues
There is also a passing reference to Princess Diana's "suicide attempts", but again without detail.
sex references, one use of racist language, mild bad language
Classified Date:
11/04/2016
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
National Theatre
Paperwork Remarks:
Encore
language
In an accompanying question and answer session, there is a use of 'bloody hell'.
sex
There are very few sex references and they are not detailed. Prime Minister John Major lists a series of events attracting press attention which he must deal with, including "toe-sucking scandals" and "auto-erotic suicides". Both are simply passing references.
discrimination
The racist language consists of a single use of the term 'coon'. The Queen tells Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that she had heard Mrs Thatcher had disparagingly referred to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting as "Coons Holidaying on Government Money". Mrs Thatcher claims that her husband was responsible for this. The setting in which the term is used is dated and the joke is based on an understanding that the language is inappropriate. Mrs Thatcher disowns the comment, emphasising it is disapproved of.
additional issues
There is also a passing reference to Princess Diana's "suicide attempts", but again without detail.
Contains sex references and one use of racist language
Classified Date:
17/06/2013
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
National Theatre
language
The racist language consists of a single use of the term 'coon'. The Queen tells Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that she had heard Mrs Thatcher had disparagingly referred to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting as "Coons Holidaying on Government Money". Mrs Thatcher claims that her husband was responsible for this. The setting in which the term is used is dated and the joke is based on an understanding that the language is inappropriate. Mrs Thatcher disowns the comment, emphasising it is disapproved of.
sex
There are very few sex references and they are not detailed. Prime Minister John Major lists a series of events attracting press attention which he must deal with, including "toe-sucking scandals" and "auto-erotic suicides". Both are simply passing references.
additional issues
There is also a passing reference to Princess Diana's "suicide attempts", but again without detail. During the interval, there are several trailers for other National Theatre Live productions, including one for OTHELLO, which includes some mild violence as a man angrily grabs another by the throat as they argue.
Classified Date:
19/04/2016
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
National Theatre
Paperwork Remarks:
Encore trailer
Classified date11/04/2016
LanguageEnglish
language
In an accompanying question and answer session, there is a use of 'bloody hell'.
sex
There are very few sex references and they are not detailed. Prime Minister John Major lists a series of events attracting press attention which he must deal with, including "toe-sucking scandals" and "auto-erotic suicides". Both are simply passing references.
discrimination
The racist language consists of a single use of the term 'coon'. The Queen tells Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that she had heard Mrs Thatcher had disparagingly referred to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting as "Coons Holidaying on Government Money". Mrs Thatcher claims that her husband was responsible for this. The setting in which the term is used is dated and the joke is based on an understanding that the language is inappropriate. Mrs Thatcher disowns the comment, emphasising it is disapproved of.
additional issues
There is also a passing reference to Princess Diana's "suicide attempts", but again without detail.
Director(s)Stephen Daldry
Production year2013
Release date09/06/2016
Genre(s)Performance
Approx. running minutes177m
CastHelen Mirren, Paul Ritter, Edward Fox, Richard McCabe, Geoffrey Beevers, Nell Williams, Nathaniel Parker, Michael Elwyn, Haydn Gwynne, Rufus Wright, Stephen Daldry, Robin Lough, Peter Morgan, Paul Englishby
sex references, one use of racist language, mild bad language
Classified Date:
11/04/2016
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
National Theatre
Paperwork Remarks:
Encore
language
In an accompanying question and answer session, there is a use of 'bloody hell'.
sex
There are very few sex references and they are not detailed. Prime Minister John Major lists a series of events attracting press attention which he must deal with, including "toe-sucking scandals" and "auto-erotic suicides". Both are simply passing references.
discrimination
The racist language consists of a single use of the term 'coon'. The Queen tells Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that she had heard Mrs Thatcher had disparagingly referred to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting as "Coons Holidaying on Government Money". Mrs Thatcher claims that her husband was responsible for this. The setting in which the term is used is dated and the joke is based on an understanding that the language is inappropriate. Mrs Thatcher disowns the comment, emphasising it is disapproved of.
additional issues
There is also a passing reference to Princess Diana's "suicide attempts", but again without detail.
Contains sex references and one use of racist language
Classified Date:
17/06/2013
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
National Theatre
language
The racist language consists of a single use of the term 'coon'. The Queen tells Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that she had heard Mrs Thatcher had disparagingly referred to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting as "Coons Holidaying on Government Money". Mrs Thatcher claims that her husband was responsible for this. The setting in which the term is used is dated and the joke is based on an understanding that the language is inappropriate. Mrs Thatcher disowns the comment, emphasising it is disapproved of.
sex
There are very few sex references and they are not detailed. Prime Minister John Major lists a series of events attracting press attention which he must deal with, including "toe-sucking scandals" and "auto-erotic suicides". Both are simply passing references.
additional issues
There is also a passing reference to Princess Diana's "suicide attempts", but again without detail. During the interval, there are several trailers for other National Theatre Live productions, including one for OTHELLO, which includes some mild violence as a man angrily grabs another by the throat as they argue.
Classified Date:
19/04/2016
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
National Theatre
Paperwork Remarks:
Encore trailer
Classified date11/04/2016
LanguageEnglish
