The Man Who Came to Dinner (1941)

From 74.23 minutes until 83.37 minutes - Lorraine Sheldon (<a class="ipc-md-link ipc-md-link--entity" href="/name/nm0792130/?ref_=ttpg_gi">Ann Sheridan</a>) the actress is not wearing her bra, and her Full Slip Petticoat. Though her thin blouse, you can fully see both breasts moving, and also see both nipples. The Hays Office in 1930 developed the Production Code, which detailed what was morally acceptable on the screen, and in 1941 failed to censor this film.

Many homosexual references, innuendo and "jokes".

Man references "making love to a maharajas daughter".

Reference to recording a woman overnight and playing the record for a crowd.

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Several characters smoke and drink socially.

No drugs are shown.

The main character is very caustic, manipulating and rude to most everyone else in the film. This is done comically but doesn't make him very endearing.