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How graphic is the sex and violence in Conan the Barbarian?

It seems that many fans are worried about it being a soft PG-13.
As a screenwriter on Conan The Barbarian, I get asked this question a lot.
The world of Hyboria, as Robert E. Howard described it, is fleshy and brutal. Bloody beheadings and bare-chested slave girls abound. However, while the movie is unflinching in its depiction of barbarism, slavery and warfare, the violence and nudity emerge from the fabric of the story. It isn’t gratuitous.
Robert E. Howard’s stories, although violent and perverse for their time, were not intrusively graphic either. So this is ultimately a movie about the character Conan, a character that will hopefully launch a healthy franchise of movies with stories and characters that celebrate Howard’s work. Yes, you’ll see blood and boobs, but this isn’t a Cinemax movie; it’s epic action/fantasy.
And yes, it’s rated R.
(His bold, not mine)
Hopefully the persistent rumours of a PG-13 Conan will be put to rest now, at least until we have irrefutable evidence with an MPAA rating.
Sean’s also left a few other morsels on Quora, the first regarding the film’s relationship with the current comics series:
Does the upcoming movie Conan the Barbarian follow the comic books stories?

The new movie (I was one of the screenwriters) takes its inspiration directly from Robert E. Howard, the creator of Conan. Although we did not adapt a specific story, we looked at tales such as “Red Nails” and “Queen of The Black Coast” for style, tone, and character.
The movie does not follow the Marvel comic books, and it has only a superficial similarity to the Arnold film. It is not a “remake” of the first Conan The Barbarian.
On the relationship to the Dark Horse comics:
Actually, there will be an Dark Horse comic book series that will follow the film’s plot, and some spin offs based on other characters in the film (so I’m told.)
I’d still say that for inspiration the writers looked at the original REH stories, and that for visual inspiration, the director looked at artwork by Frazetta.
“Inspiration” is the best word for it, of course, since the upcoming Conan the Barbarian obviously contradicts Dark Horse’s own Born on the Battlefield and Cimmeria story arcs, what with Conan’s parents still being alive past Conan’s childhood and his village still being around and all. I really wonder if Dark Horse are going to reconcile The Mask of Acheron with its existing storyline, or just treat them as stand-alones.
Sean also discusses Jason Momoa, Leo Howard and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s turns as Conan:
Who are the stars in this summer’s film Conan the Barbarian?

I’d add Leo Howard, who plays Conan as a boy, to the list. He is an extremely intense and physical kid – he makes one badass boy barbarian, and I think fans are going to love his performance.
Having worked with Jason Mamoa on the set of the movie, I can say that he is a true athlete who handles a sword convincingly, speaks with both gravity and humor, and embodies the barbarian better than anyone I have ever seen. (In my opinion, Arnold was a stiff and awkward bodybuilder who could do little more than pose, becoming unintentionally hilarious when he tried to move or speak.)
Jason is much closer to Robert E. Howard’s description of a “a born fighting man with a catlike speed that blurred the sight which tried to follow him.” In Mamoa, fans will recognize, not the older graver King Conan, but Conan as a young man who is just beginning a life filled with “red meat and stinging wine…the hot embrace of white arms, and the mad exultation of battle when the blue blades flame and crimson.”
I mean, Mamoa’s natural voice and presence is just so convincingly barbaric, right down to the real scar down his eyebrow. He walks into a restaurant and you say to yourself, “Holly s***… that’s Conan!”
Lastly, there are some memorable performances from Saïd Taghmaoui and Nonso Anozie in supporting roles.
Nice.

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