Nothing Sacred up comedy

Nothing Sacred up comedyAn over eager newspaper reporter (Fredrich March) hot on the trail of a story ends up falling in love with his subject (Carole Lombard). But when her story turns out false, everyone involved goes beyond simple truth bending to save face! This landmark screwball comedy was the first ever to be shot in Technicolor (offering an amazing look at New York City in the 1930s), and features a brilliant musical score by Oscar Levant. This film also provided the

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mystery and adventure

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the screen's famed "Great Lover

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where a terrified Peter denies his beloved friend and teacher on the eve of the crucifixion

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at the height of the Battle of the Bulge

evil comes home for the holidays