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Mary, Queen of Scots

The Dove Take:

Based on British historian John Guy’s Queen of Scots: The True Life of Mary Stuart, this biopic in flashback tells a brutally violent 16th-century tale of betrayal and political intrigue with explicit sex scenes and religious rivalry between Catholics and Protestants thrown in.
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Dove Review

The Synopsis:

Mary Stuart’s attempt to overthrow her cousin Elizabeth I, Queen of England, finds her condemned to years of imprisonment before facing execution.

Dove Rating Details

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Faith

The church is depicted, but not necesarily in a favorable light. Rivalry between Catholics and Protestants. A seething Protestant pastor turns his congregation against the Catholic Mary.

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Integrity

Mary is raped in one scene. A man is viciously stabbed amid scenes of war. A house is blown up.

4
Sex

Adultery and same-sex trysts are depicted.

2
Language

"Whore," "harlot," "Queen Strumpet" and "bastard."

4
Violence

Mary is raped in one scene. A man is viciously stabbed amid scenes of war. A house is blown up.

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Drugs

Wine drinking.

3
Nudity

No frontal nudity, but bare behinds can be seen; breasts can be seen through a clingy, wet nightgown; some women wear tops that show generous cleavage.

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Other

None

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