Nothing But The Best
moderate bad language, sex references
Director(s)Clive Donner
Production year1964
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes100m
CastAlan Bates, Denholm Elliott, Harry Andrews, Millicent Martin, Millicent Martin, Pauline Delaney, Godfrey Quigley, Alison Leggatt, Lucinda Curtis, Nigel Stock, James Villiers, Clive Donner, Frederic Raphael, Stanley Ellin, David Deutsch, Ron Grainer, Nicolas Roeg, Fergus McDonell, Reece Pemberton
Nothing But The Best
moderate bad language, sex references
NOTHING BUT THE BEST is a British comedy drama from 1963 in which an ambitious young businessmen hires an upper class ma ...
NOTHING BUT THE BEST is a British comedy drama from 1963 in which an ambitious young businessmen hires an upper class man to tutor him in skills he thinks will set him up for success.
language
There is moderate bad language ('bitch') as well as milder terms which include 'harlot', 'bloody', 'bastard', 'hell' and 'damn'.
sex
A character refers to a woman as 'a nympho' when he sees her letting a man into her building. There are undetailed verbal references to sex and mention of men attempting to seduce women. Characters kiss and cuddle in bed and it is implied people have sex. There are moments of innuendo throughout the film.
additional issues
There are brief comic uses of the term 'rape'; these lack detail and do not refer to any incidents of actual sexual violence within the film. A character approaches another and, it is strongly implied, strangles him. There is very little visual detail of this attack. A character makes an undetailed verbal reference to cocaine. There is a dated, discriminatory use of the term 'negro'. A man makes sexist remarks about women. A character shoots a rabbit off-screen and then picks up the carcass. There are occasional scenes of threat. Characters drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes.
Classified Date:
21/10/1963
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Domina Prods Ltd
Cuts:
This content received cuts or alterations as part of the classification process.
moderate bad language, sex references
Classified Date:
18/06/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Studio Canal
language
There is moderate bad language ('bitch') as well as milder terms which include 'harlot', 'bloody', 'bastard', 'hell' and 'damn'.
sex
A character refers to a woman as 'a nympho' when he sees her letting a man into her building. There are undetailed verbal references to sex and mention of men attempting to seduce women. Characters kiss and cuddle in bed and it is implied people have sex. There are moments of innuendo throughout the film.
mild innuendo, sex references, mild bad language
Classified Date:
06/05/2014
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media
Distributor:
Network
language
Mild bad language includes the terms 'bastard', 'bitch' and 'bloody.
sex
Mild innuendo and sex references include a male character saying, "She's strictly Division Three but one has to keep in practice" as he takes a young woman back to his room, a woman inviting a man into a room for a glass of brandy, a man, referring to his landlady, saying both, "Isn't that typical of a landlady. Puritan in the front hall and nympho in the back bedroom" and "All quiet on the nympho front".
Classified date18/37/2024
LanguageEnglish
language
There is moderate bad language ('bitch') as well as milder terms which include 'harlot', 'bloody', 'bastard', 'hell' and 'damn'.
sex
A character refers to a woman as 'a nympho' when he sees her letting a man into her building. There are undetailed verbal references to sex and mention of men attempting to seduce women. Characters kiss and cuddle in bed and it is implied people have sex. There are moments of innuendo throughout the film.
additional issues
There are brief comic uses of the term 'rape'; these lack detail and do not refer to any incidents of actual sexual violence within the film. A character approaches another and, it is strongly implied, strangles him. There is very little visual detail of this attack. A character makes an undetailed verbal reference to cocaine. There is a dated, discriminatory use of the term 'negro'. A man makes sexist remarks about women. A character shoots a rabbit off-screen and then picks up the carcass. There are occasional scenes of threat. Characters drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes.
Director(s)Clive Donner
Production year1964
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes100m
CastAlan Bates, Denholm Elliott, Harry Andrews, Millicent Martin, Millicent Martin, Pauline Delaney, Godfrey Quigley, Alison Leggatt, Lucinda Curtis, Nigel Stock, James Villiers, Clive Donner, Frederic Raphael, Stanley Ellin, David Deutsch, Ron Grainer, Nicolas Roeg, Fergus McDonell, Reece Pemberton
Classified Date:
21/10/1963
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Domina Prods Ltd
Cuts:
This content received cuts or alterations as part of the classification process.
moderate bad language, sex references
Classified Date:
18/06/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Studio Canal
language
There is moderate bad language ('bitch') as well as milder terms which include 'harlot', 'bloody', 'bastard', 'hell' and 'damn'.
sex
A character refers to a woman as 'a nympho' when he sees her letting a man into her building. There are undetailed verbal references to sex and mention of men attempting to seduce women. Characters kiss and cuddle in bed and it is implied people have sex. There are moments of innuendo throughout the film.
mild innuendo, sex references, mild bad language
Classified Date:
06/05/2014
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media
Distributor:
Network
language
Mild bad language includes the terms 'bastard', 'bitch' and 'bloody.
sex
Mild innuendo and sex references include a male character saying, "She's strictly Division Three but one has to keep in practice" as he takes a young woman back to his room, a woman inviting a man into a room for a glass of brandy, a man, referring to his landlady, saying both, "Isn't that typical of a landlady. Puritan in the front hall and nympho in the back bedroom" and "All quiet on the nympho front".
Classified date18/37/2024
LanguageEnglish
