Oliver Stone: Before I finish with that female Dracula, she'll know one thing: that Oliver Stone is worse than radium poisoning four ways from the jack! - Walter Connolly (as Oliver Stone) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Oliver Stone: I am sitting here, Mr.Cook, toying with the idea of cutting out your heart, and stuffing it, like an olive! - Walter Connolly (as Oliver Stone) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Oliver Stone: Pneumonia... It's the finger of God if it's true. - Walter Connolly (as Oliver Stone) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Hazel Flagg: It's kind of startling to be brought to life twice - and each time in Warsaw! - Carole Lombard (as Hazel Flagg) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Dr. Enoch Downer: [Speaking to Wally Cook] You're a newspaperman. I can smell 'em. I've always been able to smell 'em. Excuse me while I open the window? - Charles Winninger (as Dr. Enoch Downer) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Dr. Enoch Downer: I'll tell you briefly what I think of newspaper men. The hand of God, reaching down into the mire, couldn't elevate one of them to the depths of degradation! - Charles Winninger (as Dr. Enoch Downer) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Wally Cook: For good clean fun, there's nothing like a wake. Hazel Flagg: Oh please, let's not talk shop. - Carole Lombard (as Hazel Flagg) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Wally Cook: I got in touch with Oliver, er, Oliver Stone my editor. He's toe dancing in the street waiting for us. Hazel Flagg: I hope he's nice like you. Wally Cook: Well he's got a different quality of charm. He's sort of a cross between a ferris wheel and a werewolf. But with a lovable streak if you care to blast for it. - Fredric March (as Wally Cook) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Wally Cook: Listen, my dying swan, this is no time to stop faking! You're gonna have pneumonia and you're gonna have it good! - Fredric March (as Wally Cook) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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Wally Cook: You mean to say you stood there and let me beat a defenseless woman? Oliver Stone: I did, Mr. Cook. Wally Cook: Where's your sense of chivalry? Oliver Stone: My chivalry? Aren't you just a trifle confused, Mr. Cook? You hit her! Wally Cook: That's entirely different! I love her! - Fredric March (as Wally Cook) in Nothing Sacred (1937)

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