Parents Guide for
Gone with the Wind (1939) More at IMDbPro »

A prostitute is a secondary character in the movie, though there is no explicit and direct mention of what she does.

There is a scene with a woman giving birth, while nothing is shown.

They are references to adultery with married people (not to each other) kissing.

A woman tells her husband she does not want anymore children and that he is not welcomed in her bedroom anymore.

A woman takes out her nightgown and although she stands naked trying to cover herself up, nothing is shown.

A man forces his wife into sex, although this is not directly mentioned.

There is a scene in which a woman implies that she is willing to sell "herself" while asking for money.

There are sevreal shots of soldiers being severely wounded, laying on the ground or in the hospital covered in blood.

Due to a shortage of chloroform during the war, amputation of a man's leg without anesthesia is discussed. Nothing is shown on screen, but the man is heard shouting offscreen "Don't cut! Don't cut!".

A woman slaps a slave.

A drunk man gets aggressive and forces his wife upstairs (into bed).

A soldier is shot in the face. His bloody face is seen onscreen for only a fraction of a second. Later, he's dragged on the floor with his blood leaving stain.

A man has been shot, and blood is shown.

A woman is attacked by two men in what would be an attempted rape, but she is rescued.

A man falls from a horse, breaking his neck and dying.

A child falls from a horse and breaks her neck.

One use of "damn" in the famous line "Frankly, My Dear, I don't give a damn.".

A man gets drunk and acts and talks relatively aggressive.

A young woman drinks in secret.

Men smoke cigars.

Discussion of war and disturbing images of wounded soldiers and lists of the dead being disturbed.

There is a scene in which a woman comes along her dead mother's body, screaming.

There are several scenes in which a woman tries to escape soldiers and is severely frightened.

A man and woman escape a huge fire with a baby, a slave and an ill woman in the back of a carriage.

A woman dies in bed.