Not Another Happy Ending.

Language

There is infrequent use of strong language ('f**k'). One occurs when the heroine is talking to her estranged father, who becomes angry when he realises that much of the humour in her book is based on her memories of him when she was a child. It is an exclamation of exasperation and frustration rather than a personal and aggressive insult. Another occurs in the lyrics of a song on the soundtrack. There is also some milder bad language, including uses of 'wanker' and 'crap'.

Sex

The sex references occur during a scene in which the heroine is advised by her boyfriend to consider writing in the nude in order to help remove her writer's block. She tells him that this is just an excuse for him to "stare at [her] tits" and he replies "they are great tits." A later scene in which she does write in the nude includes brief glimpses of her partially covered breasts and a shot of her naked backside.

Contains infrequent strong language and moderate sex references

Classified Date:

18/09/2013

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment

Language

There is infrequent use of strong language ('f**k'). One occurs when the heroine is talking to her estranged father, who becomes angry when he realises that much of the humour in her book is based on her memories of him when she was a child. It is an exclamation of exasperation and frustration rather than a personal and aggressive insult. Another occurs in the lyrics of a song on the soundtrack. There is also some milder bad language, including uses of 'wanker' and 'crap'.

Sex

The sex references occur during a scene in which the heroine is advised by her boyfriend to consider writing in the nude in order to help remove her writer's block. She tells him that this is just an excuse for him to "stare at [her] tits" and he replies "they are great tits." A later scene in which she does write in the nude includes brief glimpses of her partially covered breasts and a shot of her naked backside.

Contains infrequent strong language and moderate sex references

Classified Date:

25/11/2013

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media + VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment

Language

There is infrequent use of strong language ('f**k'). One occurs when the heroine is talking to her estranged father, who becomes angry when he realises that much of the humour in her book is based on her memories of him when she was a child. It is an exclamation of exasperation and frustration rather than a personal and aggressive insult. Another occurs in the lyrics of a song on the soundtrack. There is also some milder bad language, including uses of 'wanker' and 'crap'.

Sex

The sex references occur during a scene in which the heroine is advised by her boyfriend to consider writing in the nude in order to help remove her writer's block. She tells him that this is just an excuse for him to "stare at [her] tits" and he replies "they are great tits." A later scene in which she does write in the nude includes brief glimpses of her partially covered breasts and a shot of her naked backside.

Classified Date:

23/09/2013

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment

Classified date

25/11/2013
BBFC reference

AVF305362
Language

English

Director(s)

John McKay

Production Year

2013

Genre(s)

Romance, Comedy

Approx. running minutes

98m

Cast

Karen Gillan, Stanley Weber, Iain De Caestecker, Amy Manson, Kate Dickie, Freya Mavor