NEW YORK --- Rebel Wilson had to fight to make sure she and Anne Hathaway could make the same kind of risque jokes their male counterparts do and not have their new film "The Hustle" get classified as R-rated. Wilson, who is a producer and stars in the "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" remake, fought back last year when the film received an R-rating. The rating was appealed, and "The Hustle" arrives in theaters Friday as a PG-13 release. "I felt like it was so unfair to force cuts of jokes from coming out of our two mouths when much ruder content was in male-driven PG-13 films," Wilson told The Associated Press. "When I put my arguments forth, analyzing other male-driven films like 'An...
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