Sam is a womanizer. He is implied to have been fooling around with a woman on his office couch. He is also implied to have had sex with a female client. She is seen to spend the night in his apartment. In the morning, she is in his bed as he is dressed and leaving.

There is one brief scene which shows Ruth in the bath, but there is no explicit nudity. In his kitchen, she is forced to disrobe in a search for a missing $1000 bill; nudity is implied rather than shown.

None of the violence is graphic or intense.

Archer's corpse is briefly shown.

Cairo threatens Sam at gunpoint. Sam then hits Cairo.

Ruth threatens Cairo at gunpoint.

Casper and his goons threaten Sam and Ruth at gunpoint.

A brief fight between Sam and Wilmer.

Casper threatens Sam at gunpoint.

There is no profanity, but there are a few very mild derogatory terms and a couple of insults.

Compared to most old crime films there isn't much smoking, although many characters do smoke including Sam, Ruth, Cairo, Casper and Tom.

Casper and Sam share a drink.

There are no scenes that could be considered frightening or intense.