NOTHING SACRED is a lively comedy about a hotshot reporter who exploits the predicted death of a woman to make headlines, who in turn exploits her nonexistent illness to get a free trip to New York.
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Run a Quick Search on "Nothing Sacred" starring Carole Lombard to Browse Related Products:Browse more products related to "Nothing Sacred"Browse more products related to "Carole Lombard, Fredric March and William Wellman"ReviewUSA Today, 11/12/1993, p.8D, "...It's an important part of screen history..." Distributor NoteWilliam Wellman (1937's A Star is Born) directs writer Ben Hecht's screwball laughfest and the result is one of the most memorable films from Hollywood's Golden Age. Fredric March stars as a cynical New York reporter taken in by the contrived story of Hazel Flagg (Carole Lombard), the beautiful babe from the woods who is supposedly dying of a fatal dose of radiation poisoning. Things begin to get complicated when Hazel lives too long and the reporter falls in love with his subject. Now he must concoct a way out of this delicate situation. Release NoteDVD Features: DVD Features: Product NotesIn this classic screwball comedy, Carole Lombard plays Hazel Flagg, a small-town girl who pretends to be dying from radium poisoning so she can win a free trip to New York City. Fredric March plays Wally Cook, the big-city newspaper reporter who sets up the plan by breaking the story and then complicates matters when he falls for Hazel. The result is a marvelous satire, directed by William Wellman and featuring terrific performances from the two leads as well as Charles Winninger and Walter Connolly. Carole Lombard offers up an ironic monologue about the beauty of dying in what was to be one of her last films prior to her real-life ending in a plane crash. If You Enjoy "Nothing Sacred (DVD)", May We Also Recommend:Customer Reviews for "Nothing Sacred (DVD)"There are no customer reviews yet. Be the first to write a review!
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