Government men make very disparaging sexist remarks about the reputation of a woman who is their undercover agent.

There is a famous kissing scene in the film that is very passionate, but not explicit or overly sexual. Characters alternate kissing and dialogue for over two minutes.

Since this is a Hitchcock film, many scenes are very intense and nailbiting, though not graphically violent. The threat of death looms over the characters for the majority of the film.

A drunk woman struggles with a man who is trying to restrain her. He eventually punches her in the head to knock her out.

Lots of drinking and smoking at social events.

A woman drives while very drunk. It is implied the woman abuses alcohol at times.

Several nail-biting scenes, though there is nothing gory or violent.