Nothing Sacred
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  • Nothing Sacred is a 1937 comedy starring Carole Lombard and Fredric March. This was Lombard's only color film.

    Carole Lombard was the highest-paid star in Hollywood in the late 1930s, earning around $500,000 per year.

    Lombard married actor Clark Gable in 1939 during a break in production of Gone with the Wind.

    On January 16, 1942 Lombard, boarded a plane to California which crashed 32 miles southwest of Las Vegas. All 22 aboard were killed instantly.

  • The picture and audio quality on this is really awful. Good thing it's getting released on Blu Dec 20th... it's gonna be a blu, blu blu Christmas... :)

  • xd

    

  • Carole Lombard at her best!

  • Cool movie for an oldie!

  • Entertaining!

  • thumbs up if u just typed nothing

  • LOL when he knocked her unconscious. I love Carole sfm. She was amazing. Thanks for the movie.

  • @misswings83 hey i was just wondering cuz i ave a drama project coming up on carole lombard what was her biggest hit, and what movie got her first noticed?

  • @amber8495 Twentieth Century (1934) was considered her breakthrough role. Her biggest hits were: My Man Godfrey (1936), Twentieth Century (1934), Nothing Sacred (1937), Made for Each Other (1939), Mr. and Mrs. Smith (1941) and To Be or Not to Be (1942) - a movie released after her death. I'd point out My Man Godfrey though. The most common 'favorite movie' among Carole fans. Hope that helped :)

  • 1:04:34 - "Who's a crook?, You and your f*cking newspapers"

  • that swindler @45:00 lol taking hazels flowers for someone else and lying about it hilarious

  • I like Dean Martin/Jerry Lewis version of this film much more.

  • This is awesome. But tell me did anyone else notice if the burlesque girl dressed as the Dutch Girl flip the bird in her scene?

  • @Maoszman Also, while they're "fighting", Lombard drops the F-bomb. Love this movie.

  • @Maoszman OH, yes!

    Wellman.

  • fantastic...

    

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