Parents Guide for
Goldfinger (1964) More at IMDbPro »

Bond has implied sex twice. We see no more than some kissing. Nudity is only implied.

A girl, painted in gold, lies on a bed. Nudity is implied, but we don't see much.

Innuendo.

Characters are killed by poisonous gas, ejected out of cars, and sucked out of airplanes.

A man with a razor-rimmed bowler hat throws it striking a woman on her throat, killing her. No blood.

Two men are electrocuted: one in a bath and another against metal bars. We only see some sparks and smoke. Not graphic.

A man is crushed to death in a car wrecking yard. The car he's in is literally crushed into a small metal cube.

Shootouts, fistfights, and explosions with some deaths.

When Goldfinger's forces execute their plan on Fort Knox, it appears all the soldiers were killed. In reality, they were playing dead in order to lure the villains into a trap and once achieved, they all get up and attack the invaders.

Bond only smokes one cigarette in the opening scene. There's also one scene where M and another man smoke a cigar. Some background smoking in a bar and on a meeting of the villains.

Bond orders a Vodka Martini shaken, not stirred and gets champagne out of a freezer.

Bond is threatened with being sliced in half by a laser.

A man carries a hat that can cut off heads, which he demonstrates on a statue.

A woman is found dead, having been covered in gold paint.