Scarlett. The spoiled girl of the movies.

Rating: 10/10 (16 December 2006)

For me to see "Gone with the wind" was very difficult. Because, years later, i pass TV channels and suddenly, i see the end. I say, "well, i mean... maybe, the movie was not so good as they say"... Wrong!!! "Gone with the wind" is maybe, the best movie about a civil war. The cast is great. Clark Gable is the arrogant Rhett and Vivien Leigh as the famous Scarlett O'Hara, the spoiled girl of the movies. With the charming Olivia De Havilland, "Gone with the wind" is a good tale of war, love and tears.
This classic film was maybe one of the most difficult projects to carry out. David O'Selznick, the produce of this masterpiece, thought that the Margaret Mithcell's book it could not be. With insistence David O'Selznick decides to accept. For the cast, was put Gable in the act. But, Scarlett!!!. A quantity of actresses go for the character. For example, Diana Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Katharine Hepburn, Lucille Ball and Loretta Young. At the end, was Vivien, who was presented to Selznick by his brother, Myron Selznick. Vivien was daughter of a french man and a Irish woman as Scarlett, her character, was daughter of an Irish man and a french woman. Selznick with Gable, Leigh, a wonderful cast like Olivia De Havilland, Leslie Howard, Hatie Mc Daniel, Thomas Mitchell and various directors as Victor Fleming , George Cukor, Sam Wood, William Cameron Menzies and Sidney Franklin made one of the best historical films of all history of cinema. A true masterpiece.
And now i think that "Gone with the wind" and her little character is inspiring. A life of battle, a life of war, a life of love. "Gone with the wind" is one of those masterpieces that are unforgettable.
* Sorry for the mistakes... well, if there any