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Gone with the Wind

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on BBC Two England

Romantic drama, showing as part of the Saturday Matinée film season, and starring the subject of this afternoon's documentary
Vivien Leigh
Also starring Clark Gable
Leslie Howard , Olivia de Havilland
Set against the bloodshed and turmoil of the American Civil War, this cinematic landmark charts the passionate love story of Rhett Butler and southern belle
Scarlett O'Hara. Based on Margaret Mitchell 's epic novel, its depiction of the warset a standard seldom equalled on the screen and the film made Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh into legendsfortheirportrayal of one of the cinema's greatest romances.
Director Victor Fleming (1939, PG)
Subtitled..... * See Films: pages 57-66 ★★★★★

Contributors

Unknown:
Vivien Leigh
Unknown:
Clark Gable
Unknown:
Leslie Howard
Unknown:
Olivia de Havilland
Unknown:
Rhett Butler
Unknown:
Scarlett O'Hara.
Unknown:
Margaret Mitchell
Unknown:
Clark Gable
Unknown:
Vivien Leigh
Director:
Victor Fleming
Scarlett O'Hara:
Vivien Leigh
Rhett Butler:
Clark Gable
Ashley Wilkes:
Leslie Howard
Melanie Hamilton:
Olivia de Havilland
Mammy:
Hattie McDaniel
Gerald O'Hara:
Thomas Mitchell
Ellen O'Hara:
Barbar Ao'Neil
Aunt Pittypat Hamilton:
Laura Hope Crews
DrMeade:
Harry Davenport
Belle Watling:
Onamunson
Suellen O'Hara:
Evelyn Keyes
Careen O'Hara:
Ann Rutherford
Prissy:
Butterfly McQueen
India Wilkes:
Alicia Rhett
Big Sam:
Everett Brown
Uncle Peter:
Eddie "rochester" Anderson
Charles Hamilton:
Rand Brooks
Frank Kennedy:
Carroll Nye
Dolly Merriwether:
Jane Darwell
Maybelle Merriwether:
Mary Anderson
Emmy Slattery:
Isabel Jewell
Jonas Wilkerson:
Victor Jory
Bonnie Blue Butter:
Cammie King
John Wilkes:
Howard Hickman
Stuart Tarleton:
George Reeves
Caroline Meade:
Leona Roberts
Beau Wilkes:
Mickey Kuhn
Source: Radio Times

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