Matthew Vaughn explains why Argylle has a PG-13 rating, and the "annoying" parts he had to cut to land it
Exclusive: The Argylle director tells us about his upcoming action movie, and why it didn’t need an R-rating
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While Matthew Vaughn has dabbled in spy movies before, Argylle marks a big change for the director in terms of rating. Eschewing his usual R-rated, hyper-violent action hits likeKick-AssandKingsman, Vaughn’s latest is firmly in the PG-13 camp, which he says was a conscious choice.
Argylle follows a reclusive author called Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas …
