Disney has cut a brief scene of two women kissing in the Singaporean version of its latest Star Wars film.
The Rise of Skywalker features the first same-sex kiss in the franchise's history - described by reviewers as "a brief flash of two women kissing... among a crowd of characters".
Singapore's media regulatory body told the BBC that Disney cut the scene so it didn't get a higher age rating.
"The applicant has omitted a brief scene which under the film classification guidelines would require a higher rating," said a spokesperson from IMDA.
Without the kiss, the film is rated PG13 in Singapore.
It is not clear if Disney - the owners of Lucasfilm, the Star Wars production company - cut the scene in other countries. It was reportedly shown in China but not in the UAE.
Disney has not responded to the BBC's requests for comment.
Same-sex marriages are not recognised in Singapore and gay sex is illegal - though the law is not enforced.
Didn't see a topic for this and I think it's newsworthy enough not to be stuck in an official topic.
Bit cowardly on Disney's behalf not to respond for comment. You can't put something like this in a movie and then not come out and condemn countries being ridiculous about it. Unless $ matters more. For once it's not China strong-arming American/European businesses.