by Sling Shot. In 2011, Kino Lorber issued the film on DVD and Blu-ray, mastered from a 2K scan of Selznick's personal nitrate print, preserved by the George Eastman House Motion Picture Department. In 2018, Kino reissued their Blu-ray, this time mastered from a 2K scan of Disney's 1999 restoration, carried out on behalf of ABC, holder of most of the Selznick library. Remakes Ben Hecht's screenplay was also the basis of a Broadway musical Hazel Flagg (1953), with Helen Gallagher, as well as Living It Up (1954), a comedy film starring Dean Martin in the Winninger role, Jerry Lewis in the Lombard role (as Homer Flagg), and Janet Leigh in the March role. References External links Watch Rare Films from Our Vaults – the restored Nothing Sacred, amongst others, at the Dryden Theatre First Person: Restoring Film with Digital Recombination Digital Content Producer – article on the 1999 restoration Nothing Sacred on Lux Radio Theater: November 11, 1940 1937 films 1937 comedy-drama films 1937 romantic comedy films 1937 romantic drama films 1930s black comedy films 1930s color films 1930s English-language films 1930s romantic comedy-drama films 1930s satirical films 1930s screwball comedy films American black comedy films American romantic comedy-drama films American satirical films American screwball comedy films Films about con artists Films about journalists Films based on short fiction Films directed by William A. Wellman Films produced by David O. Selznick Films set in New York City Films set in Vermont Films with screenplays by Ben Hecht Selznick International Pictures films United Artists films 1930s American films