Parents Guide for
The Guns of Navarone (1961) More at IMDbPro »

One kiss. A man rips a woman shirt revealing her back only to show she has no scars on her back nothing suggestive.

Mild gunfights. Minimum blood. Minor fight sequence ending in the death of a crew and the destruction of a ship. Blood is shown on a man's face after the cabin of the boat collapses-continued showings throughout the next scenes. A man is stabbed and thrown off a cliff. A man is slapped twice and a bit of blood is shown. A man is shown in the aftermath of torture, though he is just sweaty. Two men are killed and thrown over a bridge. A woman shots and kills another. A man is stabbed who in turn stabs his assailant; both die. The end has the most depictions of death; men are mowed down with automatics, grenades, and silencers. Throughout the whole movie, the violence is more reflective of the 1950's style, not the 1960's.

Some repetitions of the word "bloody". "By God" is used once. 2 "hell" 1 "God" 10 "bloody" (or 9 "ruddy" and 1 "bloody" depending on the version)

Characters smoke frequently as a friendly pasttime.

Some characters are captured and held by Nazis who threaten to torture one of the men. A plane divebombs some men.