Since it's obviously directly aimed at teenagers, it's a good bet many of them will want to see it after being exposed to the film's marketing efforts. For action violence, some nudity and brief sex-related dialogue. MARK ADDY plays his longtime friend and assistant who helps him carry out that ruse. We see people drinking what's presumably ale. It sounds like a man walking by a scene is hawking wine.
Some people drink wine in a tavern of sorts.
Chaucer tells a person he's defeated in gambling to have a drink on him. In the background of a shot, we see a dead person hanging from a gallows, and another apparently dead person in a small cage. After a jousting run, Adhemar pulls a splinter from his armor and it has a tiny bit of blood on it. Chaucer has a tiny bit of a bloody nose after being punched. Count Adhemar has a condescending attitude toward William and during one of their contests, he illegally uses a lance with a sharpened rather than blunt edge to compete against and subsequently wound William.