The only problem with the picture is that it could have used a little judicious pruning. The international travel sequences, for example, add little. GONE WITH THE WIND is a picture deserving of a restoration every decade. See it, if you can, in a theater. In fact, see all of the classics, if you can, in a theatrical setting.
Television is fine, but classics deserve better for their full appreciation.
GONE WITH THE WIND runs four hours including a brief intermission. It is rated G, but with its war violence and frightening images it is inappropriate for most kids under around 8. And it may not hold any interest for kids under 10 or 11. My son Jeffrey, age 9, was well behaved through a long movie that he hated. He complained that it was a love story with nothing about the war.