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You forget how tiny she was...so beautiful. To me, she was one of the only stars from that time who don't seem dated now. Thanks for this.
TheRebecca2011ish 3 weeks ago
it's brilliant thanks!
Lukasz21222 3 months ago
I Love You Carole Lombard !
My message from earth to Heaven where you are with the Angels !
jg0582 4 months ago
she was beautiful God bless you Carole!
Lukasz21222 1 year ago 3
She was so beautiful..
Amazing video =)
ursacris 1 year ago 2
Surely one of the greatest comediennes of all time.
GEVMM 2 years ago
I so agree :D
saraismyname 2 years ago
Is very beautiful¡¡ happinesses
palomita750001 3 years ago
what's the clip at 0:09 from?...I'm really ashamed that I can't recall, it looks terribly familiar.
MeergyMekeerty 3 years ago
It's from the movie "Made for Each Other" she did with jimmy stewart :)
saraismyname 3 years ago
:) Yeah it's really good! Oh I didn't know that, well let's hope they'll release the restored one to the public!!
saraismyname 3 years ago
I must extend an enthusiastic BRAVO to you for your fabulous tribute to the stunning Carole Lombard:-) I would greatly appreciate it if you could kindly inform me as to which version of "Nothing Sacred" you used in making your lovely tribute. I noticed that the quality of the print and colour transfer are excellent and far superior to my own lackluster 2002 "Alpha Video" DVD version. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration on my behalf and I wish you a fabulous weekend!
Jess:-)
goldenangel20 3 years ago
Thank you so much :) I don't now what version it is, I only have the videofile not the dvd :( sorry I couldn't help you with that one!
saraismyname 3 years ago
Thank you for your prompt response:-)"Nothing Sacred" is one of the greatest screwball comedies of the 1930's as well as being the only one which was filmed in Technicolor. The problem is that Selznick sold the rights to it in the 1940's making this a public domain title therefore it's immensely difficult to find a decent print. "The Museum of Modern Art" recently restored the film to it's original Technicolor splendor, although for the present time they refuse to release it to the public:-(
goldenangel20 3 years ago