Because it was made in 1941.
At that time, movies weren't "rated," they were simply "approved" or "disapproved" under the Hays Code. If disapproved, it simply wasn't distributed, plain and simple.
The modern ratings system didn't start until the late 1960s, and there was an initial adjustment period meaning that ratings of movies in the late 1960s and early 1970s might be somewhat different (either stricter or more lenient; it went both ways) than they would probably get if they were being rated today. Midnight Cowboy, for example, was initially rated X, before that came to be pretty much exclusively associated with "porn"; there are also examples of movies with some nudity gathering G or PG ratings.
Love your neighbor, work hard, and fulfill your responsibilities are the themes of the movie Sergeant York. He did his best serving in the military and his neighbors helped him when he came back from war.
It is unrated
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There unrated version has more of everything; more scenes, more nudity, more cursing, and more fun!
In the movie "Sergeant York," the mailman comes from the town of Pall Mall, Tennessee. The character is depicted as a local figure who interacts with Alvin York, the film's protagonist. Pall Mall serves as the primary setting for much of the story, illustrating the rural life and community in which York lives.
Sergeant Alvin York was played by Gary Cooper.
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Love your neighbor, work hard, and fulfill your responsibilities are the themes of the movie Sergeant York. He did his best serving in the military and his neighbors helped him when he came back from war.
You have to read reviews on it, and ask the people at the rental store most of the time they have seen those movies.
Unrated
It is unrated
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Look for the Unrated versions of movies. It's sometimes called the "Unrated Director's Cut."
There unrated version has more of everything; more scenes, more nudity, more cursing, and more fun!
Sergeant York.
The duration of Sergeant York is 2.23 hours.