Gone with the Wind (1939)
A manipulative woman and a roguish man conduct a turbulent romance during the American Civil War and Reconstruction periods.
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Gerald O'Hara -
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Scarlett - Their Daughter -
Suellen - Their Daughter -
Carreen - Their Daughter -
Brent Tarleton - Scarlett's Beau -
Stuart Tarleton - Scarlett's Beau -
Mammy - House Servant -
Pork - House Servant -
Prissy - House Servant -
Jonas Wilkerson - Field Overseer -
Big Sam - Field Foreman -
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India - His Daughter -
Ashley - His Son
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Directors:
Victor Fleming , George Cukor , Sam WoodWriters:
Margaret Mitchell (story of the old south "Gone with the Wind"), Sidney Howard (screenplay)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
The poem is a quote from an Ernest Dowson poem "Cynara! Gone with the Wind! " This is where the title came from. It's also were the lead character of the Gone With the Wind spoof, The Wind Done Gone, comes from.
Quotes
Brent Tarleton:
What do we care if we *were* expelled from college, Scarlett? The war is gonna start any day now, so we'd have left college anyhow.
Stuart Tarleton:
War! Isn't it exciting, Scarlett? You know those fool Yankees actually *want* a war?
Brent Tarleton:
We'll show 'em!
Scarlett:
Fiddle-dee-dee! ...
Goofs
After Scarlett returns to Tara, Mammy's line, "There's nothing but radishes in the garden," does not match her mouth movement.
Crazy Credits
George Reeves is credited as playing the part of Brent Tarleton, and Fred Crane is billed as Stuart Tarleton. This is incorrect: Crane played Brent, and Reeves played Stuart.
Alternate Versions
New Line Cinema spent $1 million to prepare a restored version using the original Technicolor printing process. This version was released theatrically June 1998.
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Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair(1854) (uncredited)
Music by Stephen Foster
Played during the intermission
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Genres
Drama | History | Romance | WarDetails
Release Date:
17 January 1940Language
English
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
The Old Mill Park, Little Rock, Arkansas, USABox Office
Budget:
$3,977,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$1,192,593 (USA) (28 June 1998)
Gross:
$198,676,459 (USA)
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