The prince has many flings and is known to be a womanizer. He is seen next to a girl in bed one morning. Her bare shoulders are all that is seen. It is implied they slept together. The prince saves a girl from riotous men and she is wearing a low cut dress showing lots of skin and cleavage. After saving her, they kiss passionately and her dress is seen dropping to the ground. It is implied they make love in the bell tower against the bell. The bell rings with a steady rhythm and later the prince is accused of fornication. A couple kisses in a park. A man is seen changing in a dressing room. He is shirtless. A woman tries to get a man to have sex with her. He claims he cannot deflower her and she tells him she has been deflowered before. A woman suggestively shakes a cocktail mixer in front of herself. A man kisses a woman passionately. Three couples kiss on their wedding day.

During a trial, quartering and boiling the victims in oil is discussed. For comic purposes, another man argues that first they boil them, then quarter them. Being staked out in the sun, covered in honey so that beetles slowly consume them is also brought up. Many sword fights take place - mostly theatrical and no blood is ever seen.

A few mild words here and there. God's name is taken in vain several times

Wine, rum, port, and ale are all mentioned and seen being drunk. A couple drinks beer

It is decided that the main characters be turned into frogs and a spell is cast over them by an ominous character wearing satanic symbols. He drops dead frogs into a smoking pot with lightening bolts crackling between his hands. None of this is alarming for anyone over ten and the scene is very brief