Gone with the Wind was made in 1939 in Colour and starred Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh. It was a big budget film, which showed the in way the days of the American civil war and the towns and farms of the time were lovingly recreated to every detail. The main story of the film revolves around a self centered vivien Leigh who has grown up as a rich land owners daughter in the deep south, whos life style dramatically changes when the civil war breaks out. The film won eight oscars including best picture and is one of the most memorable love storys in film making history. Probably best remembered for Clark Gables final line in the film "Frankly my dear i dont give a damn" This film is over three hours long and I have managed to sit through it at least 4 times during the last 20 years and each time I am as captivated as the first . Very few films made so long ago has stood the test of time in the way that this film has,if you havent seen its a absolute must for anyone who is into films. In my local video store recently I noticed it on DVD which shows the publics undying affection for this master piece.
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