The family's chauffeur is implied to be gay. He is seen to be flirting with a man.

The major plot point is a young unmarried woman becomes pregnant after living with a man. Nothing explicit is shown, although she is referred to as a "slut" and there is reference to "screwing."

A man's new girlfriend wears lingerie with a short robe over the top. It is only slightly revealing.

Kissing scenes.

A dead body is shown. At the place where he was shot there is a small blood stain on on the shirt.

A man pulls his hand back, as if to strike a woman, but the scene ends there.

A train crash is shown from the interior view of the car. People are violently tossed about and slammed into walls. But it is not gruesome, and there is no blood.

The main reason for the PG-13 rating.

There are numerous uses of the word sh**, he**, b***ard, damn, and use of terms such as slut and tramp.

One scene has characters arguing over the appropriateness of the words: ass and tits.

Two instances of the word f*ck in one scene.

One main character likes to drink and smoke. She is often seen trying to sneak a cigarette or pour a drink, but her family is concerned for her health and usually take away the cigarettes or alcohol. One scene has her hiding a lit cigarette in her mouth.

A family drinks wine with their dinner.

Beer cans are present in a scene.

One character gets drunk over a failed love affair. He carries a wine bottle and dances until other characters help him to bed.

Although not gruesome, the train crash scene could frighten sensitive or young viewers. Characters are violently tossed about and slammed into walls. Doors slam and a mirror shatters.There is crashing and screeching noises and the lights flash on and off.

One character carries a gun in an attempt to frighten another character. A woman is menaced and blackmailed by her ex boyfriend.