Donald Sutherland holding his deceased daughter in Don't Look Now
Summary Don't Look Now has become an unlikely streaming success. Directed by Nicolas Roeg, Don't Look Now was released in 1973, telling the story of a married couple reeling from the death of their daughter who encounter a clairvoyant woman carrying an ominous warning. The film, which stars Julie Christie and the late Donald Sutherland, earned positive reviews from critics and currently sports a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Don't Look Now's Controversy Explained The Donald Sutherland Movie Features One Divisive Scene Sutherland starred in a number of memorable movies over the course of his decades-long career, including his more recent turn as President Snow in the Hunger Games franchise, but Don't Look Now remains one of the actor's most iconic works. Despite releasing to positive reviews, however, the thriller wasn't without controversy.
The scene in question, which features Sutherland and Christie, was enough to earn the film an X rating in the UK, though it snuck by with an R in North America. The sex scene is now appreciated for its unique editing style, which intercuts the graphic romance scenes with scenes of Sutherland and Christie's characters after the act, getting dressed as they prepare to go out for dinner.
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