Gone with the Wind (1/6) Movie CLIP - Scarlett Meets Rhett (1939) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
After Ashley (Leslie Howard) spurns Scarlett (Vivien Leigh), she meets the notorious Rhett Butler (Clark Gable).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Gone With the Wind boils down to a story about a spoiled Southern girl's hopeless love for a married man. Producer David O. Selznick managed to expand this concept, and Margaret Mitchell's best-selling novel, into nearly four hours' worth of screen time, on a then-astronomical 3.7-million-dollar budget, creating what would become one of the most beloved movies of all time. Gone With the Wind opens in April of 1861, at the palatial Southern estate of Tara, where Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh) hears that her casual beau Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard) plans to marry "mealy mouthed" Melanie Hamilton (Olivia de Havilland). Despite warnings from her father (Thomas Mitchell) and her faithful servant Mammy (Hattie McDaniel), Scarlett intends to throw herself at Ashley at an upcoming barbecue at Twelve Oaks. Alone with Ashley, she goes into a fit of histrionics, all of which is witnessed by roguish Rhett Butler (Clark Gable), the black sheep of a wealthy Charleston family, who is instantly fascinated by the feisty, thoroughly self-centered Scarlett: "We're bad lots, both of us." The movie's famous action continues from the burning of Atlanta (actually the destruction of a huge wall left over from King Kong) through the now-classic closing line, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." Holding its own against stiff competition (many consider 1939 to be the greatest year of the classical Hollywood studios), Gone With the Wind won ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Actress (Vivien Leigh), and Best Supporting Actress (Hattie McDaniel, the first African-American to win an Oscar). The film grossed nearly 192 million dollars, assuring that, just as he predicted, Selznick's epitaph would be "The Man Who Made Gone With the Wind."
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1939)
Cast: Clark Gable, Leslie Howard, Vivien Leigh
Directors: George Cukor, Victor Fleming, Sam Wood
Producer: David O. Selznick
Screenwriters: Margaret Mitchell, Sidney Howard, Oliver H.P. Garrett, Ben Hecht, Jo Swerling, John Van Druten
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[@rumplestiltskinlove1112]

"has the war started" haha thats hilarious

[@monabohamad2242]

Lol so true😂😂😂

[@osmanyousif7849]

How did he get inside the house?

[@andrewgann5747]

The war is over a 155 years now

[@Grapesforeeeeeeeee]

I started to laugh! Clark had a way with words!

[@redlizerad8268]

@@andrewgann5747 damn that’s older than Canada

[@joscelyncaldwell5675]

The most interesting relationship in the whole book isn't the relationship between Scarlett and Rhett, or Scarlett and Ashley, but Scarlett and Melanie.

[@jashuah9993]

Yes, they were great parallels together. They are completely different and fill each other. Scarlett is a brain, while Melanie is a heart. Melanie always respected her bravery, and Scarlett is the first and almost only reason why Melanie and her son is alive. Melanie has become stronger thanks to love toward Scarlett. When she was only female in the new Atlanta who supported Scarlett, she showed her strength and love. Scarlett also realized that even if she loses everything, Melanie will stay with her. It might seem as a toxic frienship, but I do not think so. It was very emotional moment when Scarlett, sick and dying, somehow remembered herself rescuing Melanie and her baby when the city was bombarded. And at the end of the book Scarlett clearly realizes that she loves Melanie, that was great. I also liked the relationships between Mommy and Scarlett, Scarlett and soldier from who lived in Tara(I cant remember his name). Off topic, but when I think about Rhet in deep, he was such a bad person, the money he got probably was needed by many innocent lives and he only started act kind and good was after the birth of her daughter. Maybe he is past influenced him, but I do not wanted him be with Scarlett.

[@leslie3933]

If you go to the Margaret Mitchell museum in Atlanta, they make it very clear that Margaret Mitchell believed Melanie was the heroine of the novel because she endured every horror Scarlett did and kept her honor and dignity.

[@chrismorgan3708]

@@leslie3933 how are you doing today hope you are safe from the pandemic

[@sarap.koskei3532]

@@leslie3933 She was only able to keep her dignity because of Scarlett giving up hers.

[@rickmanalwayss]

@@sarap.koskei3532 did Scarlett ever really have dignity to begin with though?

[@casualobserver3145]

I just love the reaction of Rhett’s eyes when he says “....your passion for living”.

[@bluecollarlit]

your pay--shen for living...

[@LukeLovesRose]

I say Scarlett is the most compelling character, male or female ever put on film. You love her, you hate her but no matter what, you just can't stop watching her.

[@leob4403]

I say she is one if the most overrated in cinema history, a plain Jane actress playing a character a kin to day time soap opera. Gone with the wind is so boring I won't ever watch it again

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@leob4403 LMAO. Ok. Thanks for sharing

[@foxfairchild2458]

@@leob4403 I disagree solely to your snide overrated remark VL if anything is deeply sad and regrettably underrated these days considering she’s easily one of the greatest actors ever seen your opinion of this film is perfectly fine if you felt that way watching it that’s your opinion BUT while your opinion on VL is also yours to have it’s one I’ll have to say is OUT AND OUT plain wrong lolz

[@leob4403]

@@foxfairchild2458 come on, as long as it was from 1939 you would put a dog turd in a museum and say it was the greatest most beautiful dog turd you've ever seen. It's just a matter of being in the right place at the right time.

[@foxfairchild2458]

@@leob4403 naaa man i disagree here vehemently And normally I wouldn’t could care less honestly but VL is actually special I’m sorry. But it’s true look her work up pleaseeeee on the stage

[@elsakristina2689]

I just love how nonchalant Rhett is. He’s hilarious in this scene.

[@Elitist20]

'I hope to see more of you' [looks her up and down]

[@davisphillips993]

For a nearly four-hour movie, it moves along at a brisk pace and manages to keep one’s attention throughout

[@trizzi4008]

Rest in peace Olivia de Havilland! Died yesterday, 26.07.2020, aged 104.

[@midimorin202]

Vivien Leigh was definitely one of the most beautiful actresses in cinema history 😍

[@m.e.d.7997]

She truly was but she did not age well. She lost a lot by the time of her death.

[@malialaguisa4797]

i can think of a few more that surpass her, but yes she was very beautiful. i do not remember her nose being as big as it appears here.

[@merigrimes6291]

She was😍 Her features were so delicate and fragile👌

[@stupidahyan5721]

Ah this is Funny everyone says she's beautiful on this video when you go on a streetcar named desire they say "he's (Marlon Brando) is hot) its funny

[@maya_jones3411]

Vivien and Elizabeth were the most beautiful in Hollywood.

[@JungleFeversome]

"And you were going to hate him for the rest of your life!" (crooked smile and laughter). What a spunky man!

[@peaceman4u]

JungleFeversome 😀😀😀

[@trudytriad4574]

Don't forget the dimples. 😍

[@cherylhulting1301]

I do love that moment. Devastating bad boy that Rhett is! He totally has her number. 😊

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

He’s a boring degenerate.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

The reason Scarlett fell so deeply in love with Ashley is because he exuded all the grace and gentleness that she lacked in herself. She grew to love Rhett, but really he was like her mirror image... a dominant personality, and nothing that she yearned for since she was the same type of person. We always yearn for what we think is missing in ourselves. Ashley adored Scarlett but he could never reciprocate because she just wasn't a safe bet for marriage... Melanie was stability.

[@DarlingNikki2]

Agree, except I always thought that Scarlett fell in love with the image or the idea of Ashley and not him as a man. It's really clear in the book that she is in love with an illusion and not the reality, though it does come through in the movie, too, especially upon subsequent viewings.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Didn't you even read my post?

[@asheisadora]

Also, there's one thing in the book the movie didn't touch on. When Ellen O'Hara is sick and delirious before she dies she calls out for "Phillippe", a cousin she had been desperately in love with even after she married Gerald.. Scarlett of course was clueless what Ellen was raving about, but Mammy knew and she hushed everyone up. This kind of hinted about there being a parallel between Ellen and Scarlett and their obsessive love for the wrong man. The book is full of subtleties and if you only saw the movie you're missing out.

[@jongreenleaf1000]

No she fell for him cause he was the only man not drooling over her and she hated that so she mistook it for love

[@CroixdeLorraine]

@@asheisadora I agree, and the movie version left out lots of details that would really be important to the story!😊😊✝️⚜️

[@lelagluz299]

He was amazing! Can't imagine anybody else but Clark playing Rhett. And the same goes to Vivien, she was so damn expressive, the way she could put her emotions on her eyebrows... and she was gourgeous by the way. Best actor and actress choice ever, and best movie ever!

[@rmp7400]

@Lela Miss Leigh? Agree. Mr Gable? DISAGREE.

[@RoyyCroninn]

@@rmp7400somehow I like the chemistry of Robert Taylor with vivien leigh more

[@sej3991]

The moment in the book when Rhett sees her for the very first time and he just smiles at her, i LOVE that

[@AnnieB.8]

Poor Rhett. He was doomed the moment he first set his eyes on Scarlett.

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

You mean poor Scarlet. She should have had the dignity to left the room, and never spoke with Rhett at all.

[@AnnieB.8]

@@EmilyGloeggler7984 Oh wow, a reply to something I wrote 7 years ago :p Nope, I don't mean that, even now haha

[@abandonallhope.1040]

They were pretty good as friends, not as husband and wife though. Too much baggage, pride, and obstinacy on both sides.

[@moondivine2288]

Rhett and Scarlett brought the worst in each other. Rhett should have never married Scarlett especially knowing she was pining over Ashley

[@burntbacon7995]

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.

[@cschnei2014]

I would give my right arm to be able to move my eyebrows like Clark Gable.

[@p994able]

Him and Vivien both! Lol

[@9410rose]

+Christian P Schneider in that case, get ready for exclusive classes lol

[@markthompson3449]

But then you'd only have one arm.

[@KatrinaLeFey]

funny

[@latrolettteeeeeee]

Just the best couple in cinema history..

[@erk44]

They had an antagonistic relationship but liked eachother anyway. Kids made note. Real love stands through test and time. If you both want it you can make it happen.

[@Bamoceanographic]

80 years later, and we’re still talking about those two. Jesus, Selznick knew he had it in the bag with Vivian and Clark.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dinaf.k5372]

Scarlett: "Sir, you are no gentleman!" Rhett: "And you miss are no lady" BURN!🌋 Edit: First record of getting 2k+ likes 🤗

[@Leemacht]

Noob Hysteric SHOTS FIRED!!!

[@ponyboycurtis2487]

Omg i seen this with my grandpa i still watch this i wish i was in this movie so bad

[@Whisperingtothefire]

Has the war started? After that, it sure did LOL

[@Die4Mike]

The insults from the 30s are so simple. Yet still burn 😂

[@killer92173]

And it was said that Clark Gable himself was more than just a mere "gentlemen."

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Leslie Howard (April 3, 1893 - June 1, 1943), aged 50 RIP Clark Gable (February 1, 1901 - November 16, 1960), aged 59 RIP Vivien Leigh (November 5, 1913 - July 8, 1967), aged 53 You will be remembered as legends.

[@natyvas17]

They were still so young 😢

[@MM-iy7gz]

I just found out that Leslie Howard was killed in the war. So sad.

[@withlove1887]

Wow ! Actresses used to express so much emotions in classic movies back then !!

[@reshmant1591]

well , you know , there are good movies and there are bad movies and this is one of the better movies and so of course , the acting would be fine

[@ranavalona24]

@ WithLove. One of cinema's greatest moments, for me, was when Scarlett was pushed into Ashley's birthday party wearing THAT red dress, and her expression changes from trepidation to steely hauteur with just the slightest, tiniest, change in the shape of her eyes.

[@CroixdeLorraine]

@@ranavalona24 Yes, the lifted eyebrow...😉😉✝️⚜️

[@jdeanwinchester9836]

Yes. A little too much that it doesnt seem natural. My mom made me watch this movie when i was like 12... its longer than titanic. The ending sucked and i swore that day that id never watch this again.. now why is this on my recommended vids i dont know..

[@CroixdeLorraine]

@@jdeanwinchester9836 Because, deeep, deeep, down inside, you know that you really love Gone With The Wind...o, c'mon now, you know that you do.....😉🙄😏✝️⚜️

[@chloejennings1319]

“Has the war started?” 😂

[@664nmg]

How Clark Gable didn't win an Oscar for this role is beyond me. CG was fantastic in this role!

[@twilightblue8566]

Gable must have been so disappointed but he never let on.

[@rmp7400]

@664 Meh... Am among those who do not deem Gable any kind of an attractive, or talented, actor.

[@flagal519]

He didn't win an Oscar???? OMG I am so sorry to hear that...but he will still live on, a true legend, 85 years after this movie came out, we are STILL talking about him.

[@19EHF]

Brad Pitt, George Cloony, Morris Chestnut and STILL none of them can make me swoon the way Clark Gable does. Be still my heart he is the original heartbreaker/southern gentleman.

[@pcbacklash_3261]

That's why, back in his day, they called him the "King." :-)

[@CroixdeLorraine]

@@pcbacklash_3261 Amen!! The modern members of the movie actors social set don't even come close to having the charisma and masculinity of Clark Gable!! My favorite example of this: Scarlett O'Hara is driving away from Rhett in downtown Atlanta. Rhett looks after Scarlett, tips his hat and, says with a smile, "What a woman!" What a man!! Hubba hubba!! Ding ding! Gable had everything!!😍😍✝️⚜️

[@m.e.d.7997]

That's because they all look like sissies next to him.

[@larschristiansteenberg1460]

@@m.e.d.7997 Clark Gable was more man than gentleman, Leslie Howard more gentleman than man.

[@sallyperdue3185]

Clark Gable's 1930's movies were awesome. He was already famously known as the King of Hollywood when he pegged the role for Gone With The Wind, but that cemented his place in history. No one will replace him.

[@johnn.5033]

Clark Gable is so freaking good in this movie. Literally the epitome of a movie star and for the role of Rhett Butler, it works so well.

[@sallyperdue3185]

He was the OG movie star.

[@jela123454321]

Clark gable is soo dreamy. Man i wish i could time travel in the 40s to see him

[@irishnessie]

Scarlett is an idiot not to love Rhett. All throughout the book and movie, I was sick of her going on about stupid Ashley. He is another fool who doesn't know his own mind and toys with Scarlett's feelings constantly. Rhett wasn't innocent but at least he's honest about his feelings and doesn't hide who he is. He isn't ashamed about the fact he isn't a gentleman, and is even proud of the fact he doesn't have to be surrounded by snobs.. :)

[@kattachibana7932]

i literally just finished the book and i relate to that so mucj

[@kattachibana7932]

much*

[@baek3874]

here's the thing you are not supposed to like her.

[@ralucam2956]

see she loves him but in her way, a bit different

[@needlestark923]

She was a kid at the beginning of the story , only 16 and he was 35 so of course she was silly and wasn't sure about her feelings. He was much older and so the wiser. I think they were both too much alike, two very dominant people and she loved Ashley for he was everything she wasn't. Had it been modern days they would just date for a couple of weeks and she would dump him but back then marriage was the only option and they were apart for most of the war time so she was living her dream like a teenager would do.

[@joannehines7806]

I always laugh uncontrollably at how Rhett reacts to Scarlett's theatrics!! They were truly made for each other; a shame that Scarlett saw this when it was too late!! 💘 👗 😍 👡 😊 🌈

[@michaelfrankly4383]

Hello Joanne

[@Miracleedafiogho34]

How is everything with you Joanne

[@joannehines7806]

Hello everyone & I'm fine!!! Thanks for asking!!!

[@Miracleedafiogho34]

@@joannehines7806 where are you from joanne

[@missjemma9978]

i know right he deserved so much more loved clark gable in this he was terrific

[@lordalessan]

The casting for Scarlett was a long rigorous process, but the casting directors picked the right one at the end. BOY did they pick the right one.

[@Agapy8888]

Vivienne Leigh was the best actress for this movie. She was able to turn her British accent to a perfect southern accent. She was truly gifted.

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

Too bad Leslie Howard couldn't shake off his 'veddy Briddish' accent/mannerisms. He was miscast in so many ways!

[@powerdriller4124]

@@musicaltheatergeek79 :: Yes, but the same can be said of Clark Gable, he kept his Yankee accent intact through the movie. Phonetically the worse miscast was Gable. In those years, Southern Aristocrat boys, after age 8 or 9, were subject to a demanding phonetic education to make them speak like half Brit Aristos, purging all their black slave nanny´s inflections. So Howard´s accent was more on the mark than Gable´s, whose role was of a Plebeian middle class Southerner who should´ve spoken with a heavy southern drawl.

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

​@@powerdriller4124 Where did you learn that? Received Pronunciation wasn't developed in England until the 1800s, so I doubt that U.S. Southern Aristocrats sounded like Howard. (The American Civil War was fought in 1861-1865.)

[@powerdriller4124]

@@musicaltheatergeek79 ::: I´m not talking about RP, which any way, did not come from thin air , but from previous existing roots. Illustrated English men in the 1700s and 1800s had their own particular way of speaking, didn´t they? That´s was the original model for Southern Aristocrat males, who could not be left to speak like their Black nannies. "Gone With The Wind" is historical accurate on that particular aspect, Scarlet and his sisters speak with a residual (very obvious one) African phonetics, while Ashley is more English. While Melanie being more of an Aristocrat than Scarlet is in the middle.

[@Fat12219]

😢

[@roter13]

vivien had to be the most beautiful woman ever

[@deb310red]

Vivien Leigh and Elizabeth Taylor were the most beautiful women in Hollywood.

[@dreamingofthekingdom]

deb310red Hedy lamarr was more beautiful then Liz and viv

[@deb310red]

Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe should be included in this group of Most Beautiful too.

[@dreamingofthekingdom]

deb310red Audrey Hepburn yes, Marilyn Monroe not so much. She was the most overrated beauty of all time.

[@charlieison3138]

+audrey hepburn Marilyn Monroe defined beauty. Tbh i think vivien leigh is overrated as far as beauty is concerned but then next to Gable or Brando anyone would look second-best

[@RENTnerd87]

Rhett Butler has the greatest first line and greatest final line in film history

[@Angel-xd9lt]

Frankly My Dear, I don't give a damn! Rhett Butler knew exactly was Scarlet was and Vivien Leigh was perfect as Scarlett she won 2 oscars.

[@lemorab1]

I will never forget seeing this for the first time in 1961, when I was 13 years old. I knew it was about Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler, taking place during the Civil War, but that's all I knew. In the novel, Margaret Mitchell foreshadows this moment by describing the scene: "The sofa's high back reared up like some large, sleeping animal." But, I saw the film with my girlfriends before I read the book. When Clark Gable rose up off that sofa, compounding Scarlett's humiliation at Ashley's rejection, we all exclaimed, "Oh no!" aloud in the theater. I'll never forget the shock of that moment. The small Texas town where I saw it is not the same and the theater on the town square is long gone, but that moment will stay with me forever.

[@jayveeruzforce905]

lemorab1 Wow! So you are more than 60 years old!! And at that time Mobiles weren't out right gramps!!(not disrespecting, but i can't call an old people with just "you") Things would've changed a lot!!... Keep living with those happy memories!!

[@suwaidajalal]

Awesome.

[@majatadic9241]

What a beautiful story!

[@rayvega3163]

lemorab1 ; great story but I think its time to read the book....

[@rayvega3163]

lemorab1 ;...but I did have a 1939 copy of Gone with the Wind,and that's not me.That's my teacher's.

[@fridakahlo4225]

Everyone who has seen the movie quickly grows fond of Rhett. And everyone who has read the book falls in love with him.

[@christy1819]

I have always felt that he grew to be better than Scarlett. Fatherhood really changed him, and I think some of his most poignant characterization comes from the scenes after Bonnie’s death, when he’s mourning her with all the lights on. And any scene with he and Melanie also gives me more respect for him.

[@andreitataru8734]

I admit I haven't read the book but I've seen the movie and I love it. Happy holidays! Merry Christmas! 🎄 ⛄ ❤️

[@rmp7400]

Rhett - yes. Gable - no.

[@missjemma9978]

@@rmp7400 he is dead now why do you keep going on about him did you know him personally ?? no i didnt think so 🤡

[@izzy8246]

one of greatest movies ever.even after all this years this movie is still epic ! best movie couple ever ! Vivien Leigh was so gorgeous.

[@deb310red]

Rhett was the perfect man for Miss Scarlett - he had her number.

[@thecraftylady344]

Even as a child Ashley's wishy washy attitude got on my nerves. He also lives in the past too much. This movie was the first time I saw Leslie Howard and never liked him in any role after it. Of course he was only playing a part, but so many of his roles were wimpy, boring, wishy washy men , ex. Of Human Bondage, or The Petrified Forest. I don't like the macho He man type, but this Ashley guy is so undecided and wimpy. The first time I saw it was on TV, but recently saw an anniversary showing on the big screen at a theater for it's 75th, anniversary and it was interesting to see it that way.

[@deb310red]

The Crafty Lady Scarlett would have gotten bored with Ashley fast because he was too wimpy for her. She needed an alpha male like Rhett. Poor Leslie Howard was typecast as a weak guy, but in real life, he was the opposite. Howard was a war hero, killed during WWII.

[@thecraftylady344]

Yeah I read that too. I think he wasn't crazy about the part either, but often back then actors/actresses were under studio contracts that determined what roles they played rather than individual choice.

[@deb310red]

The Crafty Lady Exactly. A few years after GWTW, Olivia de Havilland (Melanie) became frustrated by the demure ingénue roles always offered to her She began to refuse scripts. The studio placed her on suspension, so she took them to court, and won.

[@thecraftylady344]

Alright ! Though I do think she was great as Melanie, as an actress she wants to play more than one role of course.

[@hahaphd6856]

I'm surprised that Gable didn't win an academy award for this performance. Yes this movie won plenty of accolades, but his performance really made this film great, alongside Vivian Leigh.

[@tojuadelaja6415]

Vivien

[@Loopyloualways]

It was a close call but Robert donat won best actor in the end for goodbye Mr chips. I've seen it and I can see why the Oscar went to him. That movie made me cry.

[@keimo2007]

Tutonomy Hani i agree, he's only reason i selectively watch some of these clips, otherwise movie is boring as hell.

[@hahaphd6856]

keimo2007 I don't think so, it's a really great classic. May not be your type of film, but I certainly enjoyed it.

[@0rest1s7]

Mukhtar gable played himself. I love him for that but it's not oscar worthy. I think he has admitted he is like that in real life. However, that's what makes his movies so good.

[@FidelEtxaniz]

I love Leslie Howard's performance here. His movements are so elegant and so is the way he talks. He might not be the most suitable actor for this film in terms of youth, but apart from that, his work was perfect in the whole film.

[@JWBabaYaga]

Agreed. And how gentle he is in turning Scarlett down…

[@bordeauxhouse]

Watch the play of three micro-expressions on Ashley's face immediately after the slap. Remarkable acting.

[@gilmourdvd]

the best female performance ever...love you Vivian leigh

[@frenchieseverine4514]

Yes,she was incredible! She was so passionate.

[@alicegraham1571]

lol, Rhett was probably just chilling on the couch when he heard them come in and start arguing, probably thinking "oh man this is awkward. The longer I stay the worse it will be if they find out I'm here."

[@legasiguy551]

You can have all the modern special effects, cgi, and top name actors, this old school 1939 movie, beats them all! The most successful movie of all time.

[@starbuono3333]

VERY WELL SAID !!!

[@alexandras7856]

legasiguy YAASS

[@King-Vis]

That's so true!

[@legasiguy551]

albert fish Yeah, that's a great movie but the world record box office success goes to Wind.

[@Billygoatsgrruff]

Especially that god awful titanic with its chemistry less leads

[@aryorahendra2025]

It’s crazy they’re like 4-5 generations above us and the quality of this video is so sicke

[@DR-mq1vn]

Have you watched the whole movie? Give it a try!

[@josecarranza7555]

Because the movie was remastered.

[@Darwaxion]

Scarlett O'Hara is the greatest and the most unforgattble female character in movie history.. Sorry Ellen Ripley!

[@lewiscranston881]

Darwaxion Ripley is the best sorry man.

[@BadGuyRants]

Agreed!

[@kalevala29]

apples to oranges comparison

[@2410jrod]

The Wraith guess she never read the book he’s not that into her

[@countalucard4226]

Darwaxion so is Blanch Dubois, both played by Vivien Leigh

[@loothunters8047]

Ahha, beautiful Vivien Leigh, the perfect embodiment of Scarlett O'Hara.

[@Piero5711]

Who's here after that HBO Max controversy? I saw the movie today. The best movie of all time!

[@aaaaaaaaaaa9032]

I KNOW! people don't look at the movie in-depth, they just take the things how they are. i might sound ridiculous, but this movie was showing how terrible the war was, not how good slavery was... the war ruined people's lives... it ruined the slaves' lives, the soldier's lives, and even Scarlett's life.

[@sethwiseman1017]

Ruined the slaves lives? Sure....

[@aaaaaaaaaaa9032]

​@@sethwiseman1017 yeah of course it did, they were starving and living in the same conditions as scarlett post war because they ran out of food and supplies. did you watch the whole movie?

[@batmenace15]

They brought the movie back with a well made disclaimer as an introduction, which is the best way to handle old movies like this.

[@spinningorb]

@THe Guinness man No one is "obsessed with black people." People are "obsessed" with calling out the BS and unfairness in our past and present, to create a better future. I could sit here and tell you about the BS and unfairness that white folks are suffering (jobs gone, opioid epidemic, out of wedlock birth rate at 32% and rising), but that might upset you as well . . . .

[@BreckStewart1]

That scene sizzles like the day it was released, the chemistry between Clark and Vivien is absolutely magnificent even if they didn't quite like each other that much but it made for great cinema history.

[@kimmielee8395]

I believe Scarlett and Rhett are meant for each other, they made a great couple. Sometimes people just do not realize how they are for each other, they keep chasing illusions instead.

[@amariebloom]

U said it perfectly

[@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment]

His first like is awesome, and his last line is awesome. Nice parallel: Clark Gable enters the film like a boss, and eventually exits like a boss!

[@yujuti8416]

And he hates playing this role because it is in a "woman's picture"....

[@Ari-yy7pm]

Rechazado pero jamás derrotado

[@jackprescott9652]

And goes steady througout the film as a boss.

[@cinderella7908]

Gone with wind is proudly American Classic movie that Shows every Holliday and i won't get tired watching it..

[@zainulzainul1880]

Ha ha ha . There' ll never be another Clark Gable . What a genius piece of work . A timeless classic . That movie could have been made last month . Timeless classic indeed .

[@veejonesify]

Her ‘how dare you!’ is hilarious. Like a cat hiss.

[@paulc8205]

Vivien Leigh deserved her Oscar for her performance as Scarlett!

[@hhijklmjoe]

She was so beautiful, and like grace kelly, her beauty was all NATURAL...unlike the freak show botoxed trout pout silocone injected plastic surgery addicted "stars" we gave to endure today. Vivien Leigh was very beautiful, and she was BORN that way.

[@Brey]

1:28 "Has a war started?" That line aged poorly in 1939...

[@Mike56721]

For me, one of the best movies ever

[@artfrankmiami]

This clip and on DVD does not do justice to how beautiful this film is on the big screen.

[@rodie7334]

Budget less then 4 million Earn,more then 350million At the time of 1940 oh my god

[@winogirlll]

Clark Gable played the hell out of this role. Nobody else could ever measure up to his performance.

[@sallyperdue3185]

MGM thought so, too.

[@terrihilder8217]

So did Vivien Leigh! She won an Academy Award for her stunning portrayal of Scarlett.

[@jocelyn_thomas]

1:00 I've never seen a man so stiff. That slap though

[@queenvictoria8947]

A 78 year old movie that beat down many nowadays movies

[@markant9534]

+queen victoria Do you think Queen Victoria thought America was primitive during the civil war? I think she was Queen during the era covered in Gone With The Wind.

[@queenvictoria8947]

Mark Ant no i was busy making sweet sweet love to my man i had 9 children you know ain't nobuddy got time for that...

[@chrismorgan3708]

@@markant9534 how are you doing today hope you are safe from the pandemic

[@mahmodabdulsalam99]

one of best movies ever made

[@ganjalfthegreen1574]

I just watched this movie yesterday, after 78 years... Gone with the wind is the umpteenth evidence that old movies are by far better than the recent ones. As for my impression, well, there's nothing much to say, just incredibly beautiful, brilliant plot, brilliant interpreations (Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable simply impressive), brilliant dialogues. The only flaw was Ashley's actor, as somebody commented, his interpretation was boring and his appearance actually unrealistical... I'm not gay, but Ashley can't compete with Rhett, although he seems very elegant and well-educated, I just don't understand how Scarlett could have prefered him to Rhett. Allegedly the book made a better job describing Ashley, the movie did it wrong, but that's okay, this movie is anyway a masterpiece

[@wjglll340]

She was attracted to his dignity and calm demeanor - like her mother's. Something she lacked.

[@overcomerbtbojesus]

Remember that scarlett was a 16 yr old teenager at the beginning of the book and the movie so her idea of manliness was that of a teenager- ashley was a romantic teen obsession and a fantasy that she remained in love with for years- in contrast rhett is a much more mature relationship involving a patrnership, friendship and eventually love

[@MORE1500]

'I meant it as a compliment.' Men should be taking notes.

[@sallyperdue3185]

Haha, I wish.

[@niemandniemand1287]

Dumbass that was irony

[@CourtneyLoveOfficial]

while y'all were watching the Super Bowl i was watching this for the umpteenth time!

[@19EHF]

LOL I watch this and The Sound of Music every spring break and Thanksgiving holiday

[@thecraftylady344]

19EHF Yeah, Sound of Music another romantic classic.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Hey Courtney, did you ever watch GWTW with Kurt and did you see your own natures in the Scarlett and Ashley characters?

[@alexiskinsey2120]

Gone With The Wind is a great movie & i 💖 Captain Rehtt Butler

[@pierrecabot]

douche

[@Kim-ss5bb]

Scarlett was so beautiful and an amazing actress

[@kennyslg8914]

Wow, anyone else amazed this came out in 1939? The camera work, color picture, and overall production is so ahead of its time. This looks like it could have come out in the late 60's.

[@dkupke]

My mom always gets worked up when she watches this movie. One time she turned to me and said "If you had Clark Gable hitting on you, who would you pick?" I looked at her and said "If Clark Gable were hitting on me, I think that would be among the least of my problems!"

[@keimo2007]

what you meant by that?

[@blockmasterscott]

Too funny, I laughed out loud! XD

[@DwightKoh93]

Clark Gable... true definition of class.

[@rorychevalier7177]

It's impressive how they could make a color movie in 1939

[@tonalfon4251]

Thank you lady for your wonderful work, when you were alive.

[@MintyCanRead]

Margaret Mitchell practically moulded a living, breathing woman out of clay when she created Scarlett. She's conceited, vain, spiteful, petty and occasionally mind-bogglingly stupid, but I think Scarlett is one of the best female characters ever written. You can really see why someone like Rhett lost his peace of mind to her.

[@m.e.d.7997]

She envisioned Miriam Hopkins in the role.

[@isam1542]

She's also hard-working as no one else, loyal to a fault (enough to save Melanie's life just because she had promised Ashley) and smart enough to change when circumstances did, so she ends up being the main breadwinner in her family at the ripe age of... twenty? She feeds everyone in her family, taking the toll against her reputation in her quest for money. The family is angry (Suellen with good reason), but they take the money nonetheless.

[@mandaloolux9216]

Scarlett was good. She did great things. Scarlett was had more of her Irish ancestry and saw things more pragmatically. We are seeing the events from what she did and what she really thought... But. How many of us would be as unselfish as she despite our true thoughts??? That is the question of life

[@bibi-we4lg]

@@isam1542 Scarlett is obviously selfish and dumb during most of the story, so I don't know why people like you treat her like an example or hero.

[@aet5807]

Minty she’s not stupid. She’s YOUNG. She’s stupid about relationships, but in the book she pens several businesses. In the book it’s really clear she truly thinks Rhett doesn’t love her.

[@picarochi]

A classic. And to think there are some that wish to ban this work of art.

[@joyunicycle]

Sometimes people forget the work of art and focus on the fact that this took place during a controversial time. While I don't blame them, I still think it's a wonderful movie, well written, well acted, and well executed.

[@552mustang]

picarochi Define the 'some people' properly.Leftist nutjobs who want to take away everything we grew up with. They dont have power anymore, we took it away from them, so you dont have to be so deferential anymore.

[@thenewlifeofme]

The protagonist is uncompelling and manipulative and the story is trash from a narrative standpoint, nostalgia or not this is quite dull. I don't think any movie should be banned, not even this one, but only the visuals and the acting are great. Writing...not really the best storytelling. Edit : Anyway only the comments that discuss the movie are interesting, sad trolls are funny at best

[@Shewas-kathybates]

@@thenewlifeofme I feel sympathy for you.

[@Shewas-kathybates]

@@thenewlifeofme ;) any time

[@MissYaiJin19]

The dress is gorgeous she looks stunning and the hair .. i just can’t

[@theenchanteduniverseoflife1450]

RIP Olivia de Havilland 1916-2020

[@steflondon88]

I would have forgotten Ashley within a week after meeting Rhett.

[@jameswilliams1763]

Hello beautiful 👋, hope you are doing good??

[@FC-hj9ub]

What a beautiful outfit she's wearing. Indeed, almost all of them were stunning

[@misr91]

These two are perfectly cast... with a clever (& a bit risqué) script... & their screen presence... PERFECTION!!!

[@DR-mq1vn]

One of my Top 5 Favorite Movies! I can recite it by memory! Love it!

[@peetabells]

Same. Vivien Leigh is a goddess.

[@Majorocks67]

"Has the war started?" I love this man.

[@johndillon4431]

Lol yeah. How are you doing today ?

[@colliric]

She was still gorgeous when she played opposite Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Clarke Gable may have aged but he was also great opposite Munroe in The Misfits.

[@sashek8451]

What an amazing actress. I never tire of watching this movie and her portrayal. Just breathtaking

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

Ashley was right. He and Melanie were perfect for each other. I always thought Ashley was too wimpy for Scarlett! She and Rhett WERE the perfect match...both strong and independent characters. GWTW has been and always will be my favorite film of all time.

[@barbarak2836]

Read the book if you haven't! You will love Gone With the Wind even more. It's so much more in depth, even though the movie does a pretty good job of adapting the book.

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

@@barbarak2836 i actually read the book twice, although it's been several years ago. You are correct though, the book was better, going into much more detail, etc. Then again, the books are always better than the movies, aren't they?

[@barbarak2836]

@@Cheryl_Haydon I have reread that book so many times; I just finished it again. There are so many great characters that never made it into the movie, like Will Benteen, Grandma Fontaine, and Archie. These people are so real to me; I always worried while I read the book about what happended to poor Wade Hampton and to Ella.

[@Rachael289]

Best Film Ever

[@midos6767]

I admire how actor Leslie Howard politely exited the room just like a true gentleman after Scarlet slapped him in the face. You don't see men like that anymore that treat women with respect and honor.

[@globalleadersassociation8428]

Why would men treat women with respect and honor if they don't respect and honor men? Well he walked away cause she wasn't worth arguing and her slap had zero impact, IOW the stereotypical princess character, but most importantly cause it's a movie lol.

[@someone8323]

Sorry? The moment she slapped the guy she didn’t deserve his respect or honor. I would’ve called the cops or given it back if I were him.

[@midos6767]

@@someone8323 ...When a woman slaps me.. I just walk away .. like how he did.

[@someone8323]

@@midos6767 am not kind like that. I would call the cops lol. It’s unreal to expect men to treat abusive women with respect and honor. What a load of crap. If you simply walk away, she suffers no repercussions for her actions.

[@wjglll340]

@@someone8323 Women are more emotionally unstable and men have more physical strength.

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

KZbin has rearranged all the comments so that we wont see that everyone is mad about this take down. I am black and I'm against this take down

[@katkatkatkat463]

This is not true. KZbin has not shown recent comments at the top for ages. I don’t know what their algorithm is up to but the comments are jumbled up in every video

[@lastbeer]

respect

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

@@lastbeer respect for The 1st Black women to win an Oscar in that moment

[@batmenace15]

Thankfully the movie's back

[@shawnattwells5355]

Now this was a time of real movie making; so few in Hollywood know how to do it today.

[@christineterry3079]

I love Scarlett x love her passion and fire ..

[@Beatrizbulsara]

Vivien Leigh here. Vivien Leigh in the Streetcar. Scarlett and Blanche. Two completely different characters played by the same wonderful talented woman. How amazing she was, I can't breathe.

[@Grapesforeeeeeeeee]

Vieghn Leigh was an outstanding gorgeous and a beautiful actress!!

[@johndillon4431]

Hello Anna.

[@ozgesolmaz752]

clark gable is out of this world, such a star

[@ChocolateMocha-nm7wl]

Rhett is so handsome I love culture actors men with thin mustaches😍😘😍😘

[@ltljulian]

SexyBrownCoCoA 2020 Then you must love Salvador Dali!

[@jaimonjohn2516]

Man Clark gable laugh is so manly

[@anthonyhebisen]

.37 that “ Coward” was so British , it came out with a scone and earl grey . My God , I love this woman .

[@Kari166]

Didn't even flinch. XD Someone needs to make a montage of every time Scarlett slaps someone.

[@jimanderson5883]

Vivien Leigh was born for this role. She not only played Scarlett, but she also was Scarlett.

[@angelusvastator1297]

Who's here from the HBO controversy?

[@winstonsmith3070]

Greatest movie ever made in my opinion.

[@jackgreen5627]

Still the best, most hauntingly beautiful movie ever made.

[@lifeneverfeltsogood]

Absolutely! ❤

[@shadowboxing7029]

I thought Ashley was in his early twenties and Rhett in his mid thirties. They both look a lot older.

Rhett Butler ❤ ❤

[@supermariofan03]

Love Clark Gable! Such a charismatic smartass.

[@holarc]

no

[@sallyperdue3185]

Yes.

[@thekingofmoney2000]

People on here seem to be really grossed out by the fact that Ashley married his first cousin. Remember, this took place in the 1800s! This was not just a southern thing, it happened all over the United States, as well as Europe and other places, especially among the rich. It was acceptable then, but now times have changed, and in most places, it's culturally unacceptable. You can't judge it by today's standards. It's a historical film; just don't think too much about it and enjoy the movie!

[@erk44]

It went on way before that. In egypt they sometimes married their siblings to keep the royal blood as it was said. Pride is a really really ugly thing folks. Some of the kids ended up pretty messed up.

[@chinosarah]

In the book, there is a comment made about how strange the Wilkes are for marrying their cousins so much so I think we're meant to be a little grossed out.

[@CountArtha]

It's not held up as a good thing. The reason Melanie isn't able to have a healthy pregnancy is because she isn't the first Hamilton girl to marry into the Wilkes family. Olivia de Haviland is much more attractive than the book version of Melanie, who is sickly and weak because of past inbreeding.