A couple lie on the courtyard grass, talk and kiss (romantically) for around one or two minutes.

A cardinal is seen with a woman sleeping next to him. Implied breakage of celibacy.

The king is seen with Anne Boleyn in bed embracing each other, but covered by the sheets. Nothing happens, but sex is implied before or after that scene.

The plot is based on real facts. So it's about a king that has two main aspirations: "marry" the woman he was in love with when he was tired of the previous one, and having a male heir. As to this, there are some conversations about with mild sexual content (three or four, but generally brief, along the movie).

The king kisses Anne.

Sir Thomas More and Anne Boleyn are executed. (The decapitation is not shown, but the involving preparations.) Mild.

A man is tortured by putting a rope around his head and tensing it. The aim is that he admits having done something he has not.

Some wine drinking in palace feasts.