This period drama is so steamy that the book it was based on was actually banned in 1929 in the US for being so risqué. There are probably upwards of 12 sex scenes in the movie, so let's not beat around the bush (literally). There are full-frontal nude scenes (both men and women), frolicking in fields, and sex on the floor of the game-keeper's house, which gives rustic workshop vibes, and wouldn't make for very comfortable love-making. Nonetheless, we can't deny that the first time that Connie (Emma Corrin) and Oliver (Jack O'Connell) go at it is pure magic. The scene flits between Connie scooping up one of his pheasant chicks to the tension building so much that they end up on top of each other in missionary on the floor.