Two older men kiss briefly.

A painting of a man with full frontal nudity is visible.

An older man mentions that his house used to be full of young men bearing their buttocks and pricks.

A man and woman are briefly shown having sex against a wall. It is very dark but a side of the woman's breasts are visible.

One man sexually assaults another.

Sexual conversations throughout, including about homosexual relationships.

Brendan Fraser strips naked so that Ian McKellan can paint him, but all we see is waist up and a close up of his pubic region as McKellan reaches down to grope him.

Whale askes an interviewer to remove a piece of clothing for every question he askes. The interview is interrupted while the interviewer is still wearing his underwear.

In a flashback several naked young men can be seen in the background, including one full frontal.

A man daydreams about taking a handful of pills to kill himself, but then laughed it off.

One man punches another man a couple times and then strangles him, but stops abruptly.

A story is told about a young man dying at war.

Many dead soldiers are laying on the ground. No gore.

D*mn is said.

Homo it said several times.

*ss and *sshole are said.

9 f-words

An old man smokes a cigar.

Two men drink beer and smoke in a bar. In a later scene, many people in the bar are drinking.

A man smokes a cigarette.

Two men smoke cigars after eating lunch.

A man smokes a cigarette watching TV with his son.

Many people drink at a fancy party.

Seeing a old man fall ill onscreen may be difficult for some viewers.