Some kissing between couples; nothing explicit is shown.

Extramarital affairs play an important part in the plot of the film. Nothing explicit is shown (except some passionate kissing) neither is anything explicit described, but affairs are non-explicitly discussed in the film.

A married woman has an affair with another man. She mentions that she had a relationship with another man in the past too.

The memorable scene in which Milton Warden and Karen Holmes kiss passionately on the beach.

Some mature themes including pregnancy, prostitution, and adultery, but the film is actually targeted toward adults. There is no nudity and nothing sexually explicit. Two soldiers freely comment on a superior officer's wife's appearance and reputation as she approaches.

A character hits another with a chair, almost leading to a scuffle between the two. However, the scuffle is prevented, but the scene is still pretty intense.

Two men in the Congress club threaten to get into a fistfight.

Boxing violence, all involving punching.

Another attempted fistfight in which one of the characters eventually pulls out a gun and threatens to shoot his opponent.

Other themes involving murder, military injustice, and corruption.

The Japanese attack Pearl Harbor.

A man is killed by gunfire from a Japanese plane.

A Japanese plane is shot down.

None.

Frequent drinking occurs in the film, as accurate for the time period. Alcohol is drank by multiple characters throughout the film.

Some cigarette smoking is done by characters in the film, smoking is not constant but occurs occasionally in the film.

Characters are shown drunk.

Some tobacco use by an adult. Drinking.

The attack on Pearl Harbor is somewhat intense.