New action movie from two of the biggest bankable stars in Hollywood, The Fall Guy, is given a 12A age rating in the UK for moderate violence, infrequent strong language, drug references.

The movie stars Ryan Gosling who has previously starred in Gangster Squad and First Man and Emily Blunt who has previously starred in Gnomeo & Juliet and The Adjustment Bureau.

The movie is directed by veteran director David Leitch who has previously directed Deadpool 2 and John Wick.

Movie Synopsis

A stuntman recovering from a disastrous accident agrees to work on a new film directed by his ex

BBFC certificate breakdown.

• Title: The Fall Guy
• BBFC age rating: 12A Certificate
• Reason: moderate violence, infrequent strong language, drug references
• Release date: 2nd May 2024
• Runtime: 126 minutes (2 hours 06 minutes)
• The movie is being released into movie theatres
• Directed by:
  • David Leitch
• Starring:
  • Ryan Gosling
  • Emily Blunt
  • Aaron Taylor-Johnson

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