Gone With the Wind (1939)

Gone with the Wind (1939)
Director: Victor Fleming
== Plot Synopsis ==
A manipulative woman (Vivien Leigh) and a roguish man (Clark Gable) conduct a turbulent romance during the American Civil War and Reconstruction periods.
== Male Deaths ==
* Fred Crane [Brent Tarleton]
* Paul Hurst [Yankee Deserter]
* Thomas Mitchell [Gerald O'Hara]
* George Reeves [Stuart Tarleton]
* Jackie Moran [Phil Meade]
* Rand Brooks [Charles Hamilton]
==Female Deaths==
* Olivia de Havilland [Melanie Hamilton Wilkes]
* Cammie King [Bonnie Butler]
* Barbara O'Neil [Ellen O'Hara]
==Gallery==
7sa4918ix9im19is.jpg|Cammie King
Oliviadehavilland.jpg|Olivia de Havilland
==Trivia==
# It is the first coloured film to win Best Picture.
# It is the longest film to win Best Picture.
# Many famous actress and soon to be famous actress were considered for the role of Scarlett O'Hara before Vivien Leigh was casted. It got a book called The Search for Scarlett O’Hara: Gone with the Wind and Hollywood’s Most Famous Casting Call about the searching the actress to be cast as Scarlett O'Hara.
#Half of the US Population watched this movie.
#It is controversial of the portrayal of depicting black stereotypes, slave ownership and the confederates being good.
#Hattie McDaniel was the first black actor/actress to win an Oscar in acting category.
#Alfred Hitchcock helped a bit.
#They mixed both dummies and extras to make the film more scale.
#Clark Gable ate garlics before every makeout scene. This is added to make Scarlett's dislike when a makeout scene is shown.
#The two leads got paid crazy amount of money because of the time period. Vivien Leigh worked for 125 days and received $25,000. While Clark Gable worked for 71 days and received $120,000.
#Michael Jackson own the Best Picture of this film.
#Victor Fleming left the production of The Wizard of Oz to direct this film.
#The iconic line "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" is different form the line "My dear, I don't give a damn" which cost the producer $5,000 because cursing was banned at the time. It is voted as number one movie line by AFI.
#It is the highest grossing film adjusted by inflation.
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Category:1939 Films
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Category:Controversial Films
Category:American Civil War Films