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Nothing Sacred - Metacritic. 1937. TV-PG. United Artists. 1 h 17 m. Summary An eccentric woman learns she is not dying of radium poisoning as earlier assumed, but when she meets a reporter looking for a story, she feigns sickness again for her own profit. Comedy. Drama. Fantasy.
Cast. 77 mins More at IMDb TMDb. A weird meshing of great talents that just seem somewhat unsuited for each other: the talky cynicism of screenwriter Ben Hecht and the rough and tumble casualness of director William Wellman. Fredric March's plays too much of a stern type here to make the laughs stick, and a lot of his lines just kind of drop ...
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Nothing Sacred. 1937 · 1 hr 15 min. TV-PG. Comedy. When an eccentric, small-town woman is diagnosed with a rare, deadly disease, an ambitious newspaper man turns her into a national heroine. Starring: Carole Lombard Fredric March Charles Winninger Walter Connolly Sig Ruman. Directed by: William Wellman. When an eccentric, small-town woman is ...
Nothing Sacred (1937) An over-eager newspaper reporter hot on the trail of a story ends up falling in love with his subject. But when her story turns out false, everyone involved goes beyond simple truth-bending to save face! 206 IMDb 6.9 1 h 13 min 1937. X-Ray 13+. Comedy · Drama · Charming · Sweet. Available to rent or buy.
Nov 29, 2021 · I distinctly remember cringing a bit and scrunching down in my seat during the opening scenes of “Nothing Sacred” the first time I saw it, in a university film society. The William Wellman/Ben Hecht classic opens with some tomfoolery about a fake “sultan” who bamboozles a New York newspaper and others into thinking he’ll finance some ...
Travelling incognito to avoid arrest, Wally and Hazel marry and go on a honeymoon, secure in the knowledge that New York City has forgotten all about her and moved on to their next fad. Brimming with witty, acerbic dialogue and hilarious bits of physical business, Nothing Sacred is among the best "screwball" comedies of the 1930s.
