The Prince & Me (2004) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests The Prince & Me is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. Teen comedy/romance. Parent concerns include dating, social pressure, mild-to-moderate language, sexual references, parties, and growing-up themes.

The Prince & Me is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

Teen comedy/romance. Parent concerns include dating, social pressure, mild-to-moderate language, sexual references, parties, and growing-up themes.

Romance, kissing, innuendo, teen sexuality, body humor, or suggestive material is present.

The film contains very little violence, focusing instead on romantic comedy tropes and royal etiquette. Brief moments of slapstick occur, including a scene where a character falls off a tractor and some light physical blunders during outdoor activities. There…

Moderate language is present throughout the film, fitting its PG-13 rating for thematic elements. Viewers will hear several uses of profanity including 'sh*t,' 'b*tch,' and 'hell,' along with some crude insults shared between college students. The dialogue…

Social drinking is depicted in several scenes, particularly during college parties where students are shown with red cups and beer. Prince Edvard is also shown visiting bar environments and consuming alcohol as part of his playboy lifestyle. While there is no…

Moderate themes: grief, bullying, social pressure, family conflict, danger, class/status, illness, or responsibility.

The Prince & Me runs 100 minutes, directed by Martha Coolidge, released in 2004.

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