Love Actually (2003)

Judy (Joanna Page) and John (Martin Freeman) have a somewhat explicit sex scene while on a pornographic film set. They perform a sitting and rocking sex act. Both are shown equally bare-chested and full-body side nudity.

During a pornographic movie shoot, Judy (Joanna Page) rides John (Martin Freeman). Both are completely naked but shown from the side. As Judy is on top, her buttocks are shown a little. The director (Alan Barnes) tells Judy to move her bare nipples closer to John as her nude breasts hit John in the face.

Several scantily clad sexualized females are featured in a Music Video with close camera body shots of breast cleavage, seductive lip licking & a crotch shot of a female drummer's exposed underwear.

A female disrobes to her bra & underwear to swim while the camera closely pans up & down her exposed body while a clothed male watches.

Sexualized female imagery is shown of a female removing her silk dress to reveal her scantily clad body in skimpy bra & underwear. She is also shown in a negligée wearing only underwear.

Female breast nudity in a foreplay sex scene of a topless female kissing a male in bed readying for sex. Female breast nudity of a topless female answering & talking on the phone during interrupted sexual foreplay.

There is an oral sex scene of John (Martin Freeman) receiving fellatio from Judy (Joanna Page) on a pornographic movie set. Both are shown equally bare-chested. Neither genitalia nor buttocks are shown in this scene.

10 uses of 'f*ck 7 uses of sh-t 4 uses of a-s 1 use of d-mn 2 uses of a-se 1 use of b-tch 4 uses of b-oody 1 use of b-llicks 2 uses of b-gger 5 uses of h-ll 2 uses of c-ck 2 uses of pr-ck 2 uses of p-ss 1 use of w-nk 1 use of screaw.

There is discriminatory terms. Jamie (Colin Firth) saying 'spas' in one scene. In other scenes, John (Martin Freeman) describes another as being 'gay as a picnic basket'. John (Gregor Fisher) describes Billy Mack (Bill Nighty) as 'gay as a meatball'. Daniel (Liam Neeson) is told by Karen (Emma Thompson) to stop being a 'cissy', because he won't get snogged if he cries all the time.

Moderate coarse language, including occasional use of the word "fuck". The word is used conversationally and is not used aggressively. Also contains use of mild profanity (e.g. "pissed").

Characters drink alcohol and smoke. A man is referred to as a recovering heroin addict.

A woman becomes upset when she suspects her husband of infidelity. In another scene, a woman is almost attacked by her mentally ill brother at a hospital. She is unharmed, however, and responds calmly to the situation.