Charles Rivkin, Chairman and CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America, joined is tonight on #SpecialReport just days ahead of the #Oscars | Bret Baier

This was the first film to recieve an 'X' rating from the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) in the United States because of its explicit sexuality. . . The distinction between the R and the X rating was based on the overall sexual or violent content of a movie. A movie was given an R rating if it contained adult themes. A movie given an X rating contained an accumulation of brutal or sexually connotative language or explicit sex, or excessive and sadistic violence. . It was replaced i

9.3K views · 58 reactions | #TBT As MPAA's DC building - dedicated to Jack Valenti - prepares for renovations, take a look back at the legacy of this longtime MPAA leader. We look forward to our next chapter as we continue to support the film and television industry! | Motion Picture Association | Facebook