GONE WITH THE WIND Final Scene (1939) Clark Gabel

GONE WITH THE WIND Final Scene (1939) Clark Gabel
Presented as originally released in 1939. Includes themes and character depictions which may be offensive and problematic to contemporary audiences. Epic Civil War drama focuses on the life of petulant Southern belle Scarlett O'Hara. Starting with her idyllic life on a sprawling plantation, the film traces her survival through the tragic history of the South during the Civil War and Reconstruction, and her tangled love affairs with Ashley Wilkes and Rhett Butler.
Release date: January 17, 1940 (USA)
Director: Victor Fleming
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[@equine2020]

The greatest movie ever made. Clark deserves an Oscar for it.

[@Yogi-Megan]

@@equine2020 I thought he did win it? Too much B.S. In Oscars shit anyways…

[@equine2020]

@@Yogi-Megan Sadly no. He was mentioned, that's all.

[@clobar70]

@@Yogi-Megan Robert Donat won it for Goodbye Mr. Chips.

[@zdenapanda]

"Tomorrow is another day." Iconic phrase to live by.

[@bryantlane8646]

IF JESUS TARRIES….TOMORROW IS ASSURED IF YOU ARE SAVED BORN AGAIN…WASHED IN THE HOLY HOLY BLOOD OF KING JESUS CHRIST LORD OF HEAVEN AND EARTH AMEN.

[@mcandcodes]

As a master procrastinator, "HELL YEAH"

[@kasturik2294]

What if… tomorrow never comes

[@stephaniestanley8041]

This was Selznick's greatest film. He and Vivien gave their all to it. It's filmmaking that doesn't exist anymore. ❤

[@ingenunis5003]

❤ SO TRUE

[@barbarafrackman7908]

Gone with the Wind--outstanding,superb, timeless classic. Sooo love this movie!!!

[@joefaller4525]

Yes, well, now there is a warning at the beginning to let you know how immoral the movie is. Imagine 75 years from now the warnings on current movies.

[@barbarafrackman7908]

@@joefaller4525 Really!!!

[@Bookworm214-y3d]

@@joefaller4525 What warning?! There is not film like this ever before and ever again...simply the greatest film ever made

[@joefaller4525]

@@Bookworm214-y3d Depending on the network you are watching it on, there is a "warning" about the racial situations and pointing out the fact that the culture represented in the movie does not represent today's culture, DUH. A similar warning is shown before certain Gilligan's Island episode that feature native "headhunters" and Polynesians and racial stereotypes.

[@kasturik2294]

Read the book, it’s superbly written

[@SandraBlanton-vn3mh]

This is my all time favorite movie. Such a great movie for this era.

[@mikebasil4832]

When I finally had the chance to see Gone With The Wind for the first time, it was thankfully a special cinema re-release. I was lucky to find the exact downtown cinema location where I had never seen a movie before.

[@OnderHassan]

Yep, a cautionary tale that modern women have sadly failed to learn from 😂

[@azohundred1353]

Vivien Leigh was an amazing actress and a beautiful woman. This is quite an iconic ending.

[@andredarin8966]

Read the last chapter of the book. It's vastly superior to the way it was compressed for the screen. If one page equals a minute of screen time, this scene would have taken 15-20 minutes instead of less than seven.

[@konstantyk.3320]

@@andredarin8966 SO TRUE ---Over the yrs I have read the book several times --You are so right, the last chapter explains it all!

[@viktorgadany7595]

Actress Bette Davis wanted so badly to play the part of Scarlet OHara, and resented Vivian Leigh because of it. Actually miss Davis should of played the part because in the book of the first chapter it said Scarlet O’ Hara was not pretty. Bette Davis was not beautiful compare to Vivian Leigh.

[@mamadouaziza2536]

​@@viktorgadany7595 That's not true that Bette resented Vivian... Bette's studio (Warner Bros) had optioned the book for her but she walk off in protest because the scripts offered to her were beneath her. She didn't give her bosses a chance to tell her it was Gone With The Wind that they had optioned in her behave. (Bette has stated this fact in numerous interviews). Bette played a very similar role in Jezebel in 1937 and she received an Oscar for that role. She was brilliant as a spoiled southern belle.. In fact, most of Bette's scenes and acting were far more complexed than many of the scenes Vivian did in Gone With The Wind..However, Vivian's movie was far superior in every way.. Bette was also nominated for Best Actress the same year as Vivian (1939) for a film in which she played a wealthy society gal who goes blind.. Both actresses had amazing careers, however, according to AFI, Bette Davis is the #2 greatest film actress of all time behind Ms Hepburn..

[@monichat]

@@viktorgadany7595 Bette Davis had a beauty of another kind, she was beautiful in her own way

[@DANIELHOUY]

The right cast, in a great story, make this such a special movie.

[@Shah-of-the-Shinebox]

I genuinely felt sorry for Rhett. Yeah he was a scoundrel but he was a big hearted guy, who deep down just wanted to be accepted in society and be loved unconditionally. This moment is where he found his strength.

[@shantagees9425]

This film also has the best interval, no other film can even attempt that shot of "God is my witness" scene and the background with Vieien's silhouette. MAJESTIC

[@salmanedy]

The amount of chills that the scene brought to my soul is unparalleled.

[@waynecassels3607]

One of the greatest movies ever made. And one of the greatest endings to a movie.

[@jaredjlinden]

What a great ending. And boy, did Clark Gable have charisma.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

The most beautiful man. And this last scene was pivotal and he delivered on all points.❤🎉

[@francoiselicker4775]

Il y a une suite...excellente!A ma grande surprise!J'ai oublié le titre...

[@12classics39]

“What did she say?” Rhett’s interest in hearing what Melanie had to say about him is so poignant. He really loved her like a sister.

[@paulascott5701]

No, he loved her like a lover and wife.

[@andreaswiliono8975]

​@@paulascott5701only after Rhet has realized that Scarlet had never loved him anyway . And Rhet was only admiring Melanie , no other feeling

[@paulascott5701]

@@andreaswiliono8975 Right. He loved Scarlett like a wife and admired Melanie as a human being.

[@Rascal19617]

"GONE WITH THE WIND". A TERRIFIC, PHENOMENAL MOVIE. A CLASSIC EPIC FILM OF ALL TIMES. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FILM AND OUTSTANDING CAST. LOVE THIS MOVIE. ❤❤😊😊

[@diannebernau3293]

My absolute favourite movie. 😘💕

[@richardque1036]

Vivia Leigh and Clark Gable R.I.P.❤❤😢

[@Fat12219]

Very good actress and actor 👏 👍

[@stevendaniel8126]

I first saw this scene almost 70 years ago. I still tear-up.....

[@monichat]

I've seen it more than once, I start crying even before the movie starts, when I hear the music.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Beautiful comment Steven.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

​@@monichatme too. He's so final. I always think maybe he'll change his mind.

[@monichat]

@@stephaniestanley8041 Maybe not - Scarlett was a difficult person =- Love is not eternal

[@illo5233]

First I saw this movie in 1964 and all my life a lot of this scenes,dialogues and of course characters are still in my mind and heart. Every time I have rather bad situation in my life I say: I will think about it tomorrow. And it is very helpful!

[@paulgough9874]

Still the greatest ever. War and romance always the best combination in movies. Poor Scarlett. Fancy wanting wimpy Ashley over a real man like Rhett and now realising her mistake until it's too late.

[@josephonwhidbey]

Ashley was no wimp b/c he had the good sense to not get involved with Scarlet

[@Fat12219]

Ms. Scarlett , Ms. Scarlett 😂😂

[@TM15HAKRN]

This story teaches so much... If we ponder... Hope is eternal 😊🎉❤

[@Rockhound6165]

Poor Scarlet? She deserved a worse fate especially after what she did to her sister and Mr. Kennedy. In the end she got exactly what she deserved.

[@mariasilviatesi]

​@@josephonwhidbeyI agree, you understood the real sense of the situation. Melanie is the lady for Ashley...

[@sphmoran28]

My favorite movie of all time.

[@voiceofreason7856]

This was my late mother's favorite movie - it was of her generation. One of the great films from the 'Golden Age of Hollywood'. She always hated Scarlet, and thought she had that gorgeous man that adored her ( Rhett Butler) but still longed and chased after wishy washy Ashley. I agree with her ! RIP Mum

[@violetab3750]

My mom loved this movie too. 😢 May they rest in peace.

[@voiceofreason7856]

@@violetab3750 I've still got this movie on DVD and watch it from time to time. I'm sure my Mum is here in spirit when I do. :)

[@kemaljawas9138]

I request a replay of the movie

[@teribradshaw-milling3164]

Timeless Movie!! Great tragedy about love gone wrong!!

[@theilluminatedmindset]

Yes🥰

[@monichat]

@@theilluminatedmindset I had a friend who from the age of 15 imagined she was in love with an older man - She would confide in me, it was tiresome. Finally 15 years later she really fell in love with a man her own age, at last. Love is strange !

[@lindaoneil5085]

Also a comment on human nature. What you want, you can't have. What you do have, you don't appreciate it until it's gone.

[@sandragilbert8875]

My favourite ever movie, I have still met a few people who have never yet seen it, what a misfortune for them. 😢❤⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@abantibhattacharya809]

Exactly...such a misfortune

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Agreed

[@AnnaBorisov-h6w]

What a great movie I ve seen it a lot of times and never get fed up of it.

[@Iceageonmars]

They both have lovely voices, hers so feminine and Clark Gables voice... just great.

[@GemaEnriquez]

Eternal rest gramt unto Clark and VIvien oh Lord and let perpetual light shine upon them may they both rest in peace. Amen

[@marfialennox2642]

I’ve watched this movie about three or four times and fascinates me how the yrs of love for Scarlett fade into nothingness. Nothing she could’ve said or done at that point would EVER bring it back. I loved my Ex Husband for nearly 30 years, and even though I should have divorce him the day BEFORE I met him, I never thought there’d be a day when I could stop loving him. The love was NOT replaced with hate, thank God, but that love? It’s as if that love had never been born.

[@9Ballr]

"Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn." Words to live by.

[@toddfrank3344]

Especially in this day and age.

[@katereznikov8792]

NO, with the bad moment you are being unfortunate to experience. Life is love and care. You'll get there

[@toddfrank3344]

@@katereznikov8792 Get where exactly? 🤣

[@voiceofreason7856]

That ONE line, due to the word 'damn' in it, very nearly got this movie an X rating back in 1939. Yes, really ! The studio really had to fight to get it a general audiences rating.

[@voiceofreason7856]

@@toddfrank3344 That ONE line, due to the word 'damn' in it, very nearly got this movie an X rating back in 1939. Yes, really ! The studio really had to fight to get it a general audiences rating.

[@sgtalstrafficticketblog2452]

Clark Gable was born to portray this role, and MGM hit this out of the park when they filmed it. What I love about this scene is how we are shown how a manly man who’s been so ungratefully scorned, so graciously yet pointedly leaves his ungrateful woman. Guys, this is how it should be done should it happen to you. Make it about you even though it’s really all about THEM. Right in front of them out of nowhere and when they least expect it, just get up, finish packing, give an “oh by the way, I’m leaving you so YOU can finally be happy,” and then immediately leave to avoid argument even if they cry . . . Text book. I love it.

[@annalamiki29]

Vivien Leigh ❤ Wow!! Woman with an incredible attatude!!! Strong Identity. Face the reality and have the solution. How can you not admire her? ❤❤ Years ago I've read the book many times. If I can remember correctly the Author is Margaret Mitchell. Reading the book is terrific experience 🌹💯

[@TM15HAKRN]

True Evergreen 🎉❤😊

[@lawrencesait3432]

Spot on Vivien leigh was a great actress and what a beautiful woman she was unbeatable in her prime.

[@1213stmarie]

This scene still gives me chills💖✨💫

[@heyarmyyounicekeepfighting1747]

Rhett Butler fled and left no crumbs, He’s my Hero💚✌🏽🥂

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

OUTSTANDING. I never really got how GREAT CLARK was in this scene....stone cold serious with a blend of sadness, regret and yet compassion. Rhett took so much from her and she of course was Scarlet Clark should have won an Oscar

[@larrywade706]

The number one☝️ Movie🍿 Best classic❤🎉👍👍😎

[@Fat12219]

Classic ❤🎉

[@davidc6863]

Timeless classic. Tomorrow’s going to be another day!

[@SMtWalkerS]

When I was a little girl, I thought Clark Gable was the most handsome, manly man ever! After my dad, of course. I think I still do.

[@jacquelinebataille8106]

I did too. Now I am seventy six and I still do.

[@softwarephil1709]

Sean Connery as James Bond is a worthy competitor.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Me too

[@louisem.402]

Me too!😊

[@FNTPAUnderwriting-fc1qx]

There was a sequel written in the 1980s I believe but according to the original author the story ended where it ended. The fog to me is a metaphor of it never being clear whether Rhett and Scarlett were ever together again.

[@andredarin8966]

That's probably because you didn't read the book. It's very clear that Rhett is done. He's not angry at all. He pities Scarlett which horrifies her. As we all know, once you pity someone you adored, it's over.

[@percocetpuddingg]

Well, besides ambiguity, fog is more closely associated with death rather than reconnection. And just like he said, when Bonnie died, so did his love for Scarlett. If anything, him fading into the fog symbolizes him following after Bonnie, essentially leaving Scarlett's life permanently

[@sarahudson108]

In the sequel " Scarlett" they reconcile, They also have another daughter Kat , Scarlett was pregnant when Rhett left, He finds out about Kat later and is happy to be a father again.

[@YRS51]

@@sarahudson108No, Scarlett wasn’t pregnant when Rhett leaves, she gets pregnant with Cat later in the book. But they do end up together.

[@mortner3669]

The fog/mist is a direct recollection of Scarlett's recurring nightmare on their honeymoon.

[@ThomasZebrowski-s4m]

If i had to keep one movie it would be Gone With The Wind. What a terrific cast actors. I have loved this since i first saw it. A classic in its own right. Never get tird of viewing it. Have several copies but when its on tv i still watch it. No movie will ever take its place for me.

[@heidivert830]

Book was great loved this movie❤

[@Yogi-Megan]

I swear I haven't fully watched this movie as of yet in 2024!! A bucket list for sure...

[@davenakingdon7503]

Definitely you will not regret watching it I guarantee it is worth the time

[@GeraldAnderson-z7z]

All time BEST movie ever!!

[@Fat12219]

Gone 😂

[@Shasta3025]

One of my all time favorite movies. It’s been about 20 years since I last went to the movie theater. There is nothing I would pay to see. I would rather stay home and watch classics like this one.

[@ginajennings1664]

I don’t go to the movies or watch TV any longer, to much woke crap on it that it has ruined everything.

[@VENUS.SE7EN]

"That's your misfortune" is probably the coldest response to an "I love you." 🤣 That's more profound to me than his final line, but unfortunately, it is so relatable. Relationships require hard work and HEART work by both parties, and for one to constantly give of themselves while the other hardly does the same is excruciating. This is an excellent example of why love is not enough to maintain a union with someone else. It really isn't. Sadly, not only in our favorite films but in life, some people learn too late. It's a shame because they cheat themselves and a loved one out of something that has the potential to be so beautiful. Humans.....glad I'm not one. 🤣

[@joelcampbell7100]

Most marriages fail because simply God is not involved in their relationship. Premarital sex, adultery, wouldn’t be issues if God was involved in every phase of a relationship. Men and women will always fail when they depend on themselves. How many books are there about true happiness found in this world ?? None that I know of, born again Christians can claim they have Joy, which is what you call lasting happiness. One thing born again Christians do is share the Gospel so others can see what it takes to have Joy in this world, but we also aren’t concerned about our lives here when we have eternal life with Jesus to look forward to. 🙏🏻✝️❤️

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Yes!! You articulated perfectly.❤ That line ... that's your misfortune is so final.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Great post thank you.

[@marctoleafoa5864]

😂

[@TanteTiffy1979]

Not a human? So what do you think you are? 🤔

[@leandronogueirasalgadofilh9779]

A masterpiece, indeed! Superb!

[@teresabusico2683]

One of the best movies of all time😊❤

[@trueman2662]

The greatest movie ever

[@shantagees9425]

This film and Imitation of Life has the most painful ending.

[@izzyci]

As close to a perfect movie I've ever seen

[@renjing]

I always feel that in the original book, Rhett looked more tired than in here. Here he was still able to carry a smile, but in my impression from the book, he was entirely worn out, not having any emotions

[@ladyjane8023]

"Gone with the wind", and "Casablanca" two greatest movies ever. I'm so glad Hollywood did not remake, or God forbid make a sequel of these movies.

[@ralphiej5580]

One of the greatest scenes in movie history.

[@roswithagotz2523]

Dieser Film, x- mal gesehen, das Buch so oft gelesen ist einfach ein Meisterwerk!!! Ja, Titanic ist auch ein guter Film, aber Vom Winde verweht ist einmalig!!!!! Durch nix zu toppen!!!

[@barbara2646]

My all time favorite movie❤

[@evaheiser4083]

Das ist mein Lieblings Film.Für immer und ewig. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@VladSicoe]

I saw this on the big screen a few weeks ago, and I got the goosebumps when Tara's theme, with the choir started playing. What a majestic ending to a magnificent motion picture.

[@gwynnielsen5081]

Now this is how an epic film should end. Thank you, Rhett Butler. (I can't believe I live down the street from Tara. Many don't know that the house is still there in the middle of Culver City.)

[@heatherlourensz1039]

There will never be another such as this...not another CG or VL. And the famous byline FRANKLY MY DEAR I DONT DAMN...❤

[@YenneyRossi]

Grazie mille JobloMovie" per la condivisione 🙏 Complimenti ed un Cordiale saluto 🙋 A presto 🇮🇹✔️🤗💙 Ciao ✍️

[@bosiljkadespotovic645]

Neprevazidjen film,NAJBOLJI SVIH VREMENA.❤❤NIKADA NI JEDAN FILM NE MOZE DOSTIĆI,,PROHUJALO SA VREMENOM,,❤

[@debbiejames8933]

When ever I watched this scene, I had goosebumps.

[@johnclement9370]

My all time favorite film GWTW, Rhett and Scarlett belong together, it's their destiny... ❤ New Orleans

[@Fat12219]

You think by saying Iam sorry will make right ✅️

[@WindowsGG]

snow white is what every one was talking about throught 1938-1939 until this classic stepped in :D

[@inesbarros1944]

This movie stays in my heart!!❤❤

[@janicesmith9830]

Yes after walking on him all that time, was he supposed to accept her late realization. No i dont think so. AND HE STILL LOVE HER, HE JUST COULDN'T TAKE ANY MORE. I READ THE BOOK BEFORE SEEING THE MOVIE. MY FAVORITE BOOK.

[@bill99208]

I don’t care what any modern kid might say is the greatest movie of all time. Gone With The Wind is by far the greatest movie ever made and to think that it was the Civil War that served as its background. Clearly David Selznick knew how to cast this movie and did so with regard to how it would play out some many years after it premiered. The cast was incredible and delivered everything they had to make Gone With The Wind the perfect movie of 1939. And to boot, there are some great scenes that are still as iconic as the day they were shot, especially the ending. Everyone who sees this film for the first time even now, thinks it’s over when Clark Gabel utters his famous line, but the last two minutes when Scarlett (Vivian Leigh) recalls what her father says about Tara is the most powerful scene for an ending. The best part overall though is Victor Fleming also directed the other classic 1939 film, The Wizard Of Oz and both films in their own ways are Classic films that nobody should miss seeing. Yes, there have been many great films made since these two, but for the Golden Era of Hollywood (prior to the great musicals), these two are keystone films that truly make movie making a great art.

[@caroleemoreno8086]

BEST MOVIE EVER!

[@billcarr5306]

Great movie Clark Gable was great Vivian Lee also just a wonderful movie brings back memories

[@billcarr5306]

And that statement frankly deer, I don’t give a damn I always remember

[@Bookworm214-y3d]

My god still the best film i have ever seen and i am 35!! Ive seen it all, leigh absolutely destroyed every actress ever in history...the greatest of all time.

[@oliviavetrano4197]

One of the best movies. My mom said when Clark Cable cursed everyone let out a "sigh." Now the curse words are so filthy.

[@AB-sc5qx]

-"Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn!" Well, THAT is the statement we all must say to some point in our lives!!😎😎

[@jeanniei.ledford1630]

Clark Gable and Cary Grant the greats. Madly in love with Gable after seeing this movie.❤❤❤

[@jolicska]

When she says " where should I go what should I do?" Rhett knows again she only cares about herself, not him. She never loved anyone ever.

[@fightback397]

But that 's wrong . She loved her father and mother . She loved the land and in her determined way she took care of everyone .

[@8dhe7dhehdueb]

​@fightback397 no she didn't. She "loved" out of necessity for her own personal profit. Same for land, same for the parents who spoiled her.

[@fightback397]

@@8dhe7dhehdueb Lov3d out of necessity ? Those were het parents that she took care when they needed her . She worked the land and she defeded it and defended the house . What type of love do you want ? Candle light dinners and red roses ? Scarlett character is placed in a civil war context and love is not the first thing that comes to mind when in a such a situation .

[@8dhe7dhehdueb]

@fightback397 the moment he leaves her, she immediately goes back to her "mindset', land blabla new day blabla. She was not the person to love and especially him. Cba analyzing.

[@janealber1436]

Directions to Scarlett's whole problem and a nutshell she thinks about it tomorrow and she thinks only of herself and not others

[@xtbum3339]

Who took care of Melanie and her baby on the way back to Tara? And who took care of her father and rest of the family at the once mighty Tara? Though Scarlett didn't have many moments of caring for others.

[@TheBeliever1204]

She was acting like a spoilt child.

[@TheBeliever1204]

Heartbreaking she realised she loved him Too late! Film should have showed them getting back together after that scene. Having a reconciliation

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Scarlet just wants what she thinks that she cannot have. Simple as that!

[@illo5233]

To był pierwszy „ dorosły” film na jaki zabrała mnie Mama. Zrobił na mnie wstrząsające wrażenie. To było w 1964 roku. Natychmiast zakochałam się w Retcie Butlerze,nie tyle w Clarku Gablu ile właśnie w granej przez niego postaci- silnym, odważnym,bezkompromisowym mężczyźnie,który nie bał się w żadnej sytuacji być sobą a jednocześnie tak głęboko i prawdziwie potrafił kochać. Początkowo pamiętałam cały film scena po scenie,a i teraz wiele z nich tkwi głęboko w mojej pamięci.Dla mnie to dzieło ponadczasowe,nieporównywalne z żadnym innym. A motto Scarlet O’Hara „ I will think about it tomorrow” towarzyszy mi przez całe życie i w wielu niedobrych momentach pomagało przetrwać.

[@matiaspereira9382]

Fun fact: This was the last movie not scored by John Williams or James Horner and not distributed by Universal or Fox to be the highest-grossing movie in the world until Endgame in 2019, 80 years later

[@hottubking1229]

This was the highest grossing movie to end with a fog scene.

[@maryestrada-31]

One my favorite movies ❤❤❤

[@xfhghe]

Great film and novel. If I had a daughter, then I would make this required reading and viewing. Its a timeless parable. I would hope she gets the lesson before embarking on her life.

[@IreneMy]

Rhett Butler and Mr Darcy borh remain as my favourite heroes...❤❤😂😂

[@joline2730]

"TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY" the last words of this film. NOT what Rhett says.

[@prof.nilson3806]

Clássico absoluto da história do Cinema.

[@andrewbrendan1579]

It's not well-known, but this is actually not the final scene of "Gone With the Wind". The final scene was deleted just before the movie was released. There we see Scarlett at the front gate of Tara. She looks down the road in the direction of the ruins ofTwelve Oaks where Ashley used to live, the man she no longer wants. The road is deserted. Scarlett then looks down the road in the other direction, toward Atlanta, where Rhett, the man she does love, no longer lives. The road in that direction is also empty. Scarlett turns away and walks back toward the house...alone.

[@andyroo9381]

I certainly never knew this. Where can I find this deleted ending scene?

[@andrewbrendan1579]

@@andyroo9381I'm not aware of that final-final scene being available anywhere, but some time ago I saw a video here on You Tube that showed black-and-white pictures of this scene being filmed. Also you may see a GWTW picture of Vivien Leigh standing at a gate: that is a still from the missing scene. -- I haven't seen GWTW in quite a while but my recollection is that it shows a picture of Scarlett standing at the gate and that fits in with the deleted scene. -- I read Margaret Mitchell's biography "The Road to Tara" and was interesting to learn that Katie Scarlett was not the heroine's original name in the manuscript. She was called Pansy, but because that was also a derogatory term for gay men the name was changed. -- I' ve also read the Scarlett was based, at least in part, on real-life Viriginia Felton who became the first woman to serve in the Congress or Senate of her state or maybe on a national level. Too Virgnia Felton's husband was a physician and he actually lived the scene at the train station where the soldier were lying on the ground as far as could be seen.

[@andrewbrendan1579]

@@andyroo9381 I'm not aware that the final-final scene of "Gone With the Wind" is available anywhere, but there is or was a You Tube video of black-and-white photos showing the scene being filmed. I don't recall on what channel this was, but hopefully a search will locate it.

[@robertoleal9717]

Y si mal no recuerdo, está la escena de las hojas barridas por viento, cuando ella queda sola, y que le da titulo a la película.

[@ronniecoleman2342]

I'm watching this in 2024. It's been 85 years since it came out.

[@lindaoneil5085]

This movie was released in 1939, the same year WW2 started in Europe.

[@kasturik2294]

Read the book 5 times n cried every time. Saw the movie 2 times but I prefer reading the book. Great, great book

[@Ellie8B47CC92]

I read the book probably 6 times and always fascinated that Scarlet had 3 children in the book but only one 1️⃣ n the movie-- book has so much more and you get to use your beautiful imagination!!!!!

[@trusoubotez3624]

Un film pentru eternitate .

[@mattg8431]

Younger generation will never know these classics, such a pity

[@florenciagondra-iz8ol]

Maravillosos Clark Gable y Vivien Leight en "Lo que el viento se llevó"mí película favorita!!📽️👍

[@salmanedy]

God, this movie looks so gorgeous!

[@РудольфМихельсон-с6е]

Amazing movie

[@Michelle-c4h]

One of my favourite films

[@Shakespearelover1717]

With narcissists, it’s always about them. Poor Scarlett. She learned too late. The old adage goes just as this scene plays out. Sorry is good. But it’s just good enough.

[@jamesmaxwell007]

Is it an exaggeration to say that this is the most iconic scene in film history?

[@tchorn2026]

No, no at all.

[@marysylvie2012]

Scarlett went through so much, unprepared, alone. She helped so many people during the war and yet she was abandoned by a man who could not deal with her.

[@thegildedagemadonnabe]

When he asked her if Melanie said anything else, Scarlett should have just said, "No." That probably would have prevented him from walking out

[@madelinethomasian9156]

Best movie ever. Loved it

[@abandonallhope.1040]

I feel like people who cheer Rhett leaving Scarlett are missing the point: it's not a victory the man is hollowed out and broken not to mention he was cruel to her too especially in the books they toned him down in the movie.

[@paulascott5701]

The book showed what a heatless monster Scarlett was, too. Rhett never pretended to be anything he wasn't but he would have moved heaven and earth for Scarlett but she spit on him every chance she got. He HAD to leave her, no other way to end the story.

[@Wolfen443]

750,000 died in that war to the last assessment done, I think. The Wounded topped twice as many dead. The cost of the war in destruction and reconstruction was over 3 Billion in just 4 years. The U.S. could not survive something like it again if you scaled up the casualties and the damage even by 10 percent.

[@asanta2023]

750,000.., unbelievable..,tfs

[@trudimcpherson55]

I watched this yesterday ❤️❤️🇬🇧

[@raffellabaldassare9718]

The best.

[@tamOz1020]

The original ad libed line that was kept in the movie.

[@irmadajci3143]

Super film !

[@arlettehellemans2117]

Mooi en meedogenloos!