Nothing Sacred (1937 film)

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Nothing Sacred (1937 film) is a classic 1937 screwball comedy known for its satirical take on media sensationalism and for being one of the early Technicolor comedies of Hollywood’s Golden Age.

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instanceOf film
screwball comedy film
authorOfSourceWork James H. Street
basedOn Letter to the Editor
castMember Carole Lombard
Charles Winninger
Fredric March
Margaret Hamilton
Sig Ruman
Walter Connolly
characterPortrayed Carole Lombard as Hazel Flagg
Fredric March as Wally Cook
cinematographyBy H. L. Tinsley
linked to: H. Tinsley

W. Howard Greene
colorProcess Technicolor
copyrightStatus public domain in the United States
countryOfOrigin United States
director William A. Wellman NERFINISHED
distributor United Artists
filmEditingBy James E. Newcom
filmingLocation New York City
genre comedy film
satire
screwball comedy
hasFilmColor color
hasTheme fabricated illness hoax
small-town versus big-city values
tabloid journalism
isPartOf Hollywood Golden Age comedies
leadActor Carole Lombard
Fredric March
mainCharacter Hazel Flagg
Wally Cook
musicBy Louis Silvers
Oscar Levant
narrativeFocus celebrity culture
media sensationalism
notableFor early Technicolor comedy
satire of media sensationalism
originalLanguage English
producer David O. Selznick
productionCompany Selznick International Pictures
releaseYear 1937
runtimeMinutes 77
screenwriter Ben Hecht
setInPeriod 1930s
settingLocation New York City
timePeriodOfPremiere Hollywood Golden Age

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Charles Winninger notableWork Nothing Sacred (1937 film)
Raymond Walburn performedIn Nothing Sacred (1937 film)
Wally Cook firstAppearance Nothing Sacred (1937 film)