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An R in America means that under 17's require an adult.

This can be translated as a British 15 or 18depending on how the British Board of Film Classificationwant to classify it.

example Orphan in America is R rated in the UK it is 15 rated

R rated in the UK is 15

America's NC-17 in the UK is 18

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i don't know why they bother in this day and age 15 rated or 18 rated are not just being watched by 15 and 18 year olds under 15's and 18's seem to watch these type of films

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The British film rating equivalent of an American R rating is the 15 certificate. In the UK, the 15 certificate restricts viewers under the age of 15 from watching the film in cinemas or purchasing it on DVD or Blu-ray. This rating indicates that the film may contain strong language, violence, or other content deemed unsuitable for younger audiences without adult supervision.

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15 or 18

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