Carole Lombard, Charles Winninger, Fredric March
A screwball comedy about the phony glitter and self-serving shenanigans that constitute daily life in New York City, which centers on Hazel Flagg, a young Vermont woman dying of radium poisoning who i...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 23, 1997
Stats: 67 reviews
Not only was Nothing Sacred the first Technicolor screwball comedy, it's also the only colour movie Carole Lombard ever made, so it pains me to confess that I'd probably like it better if it'd been shot in black & white! Doubtless viewed at the time as adding a touch of c...( read more)
great cynical screwball comedy starring the loveliest and most elegant comedienne of any era, ms carole lombard
'Nothing Sacred' Still On-Target 70 Years Later
Breezy but pointed satire of hypocrisy and the press, as Carole Lombard (there's something sexy about a funny woman) as Hazel Flagg fakes an incurable illness to be the toast of New York while Fredric March and his newspaper milk h...( read more)
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