Gone with the Wind (5/6) Movie CLIP - Abasing Herself (1939) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Rhett (Clark Gable) reveals that he can see through Scarlett's (Vivien Leigh) act and that she and her family are in dire straits.
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, 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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[@Moldbreaker]

I love the way she says " I'll come to your hanging" and the look of amusement on Rhett's face.

[@LukeLovesRose]

He got a kick out of her personality... until it got personal

[@Shewas-kathybates]

@@LukeLovesRose right lmaooo

[@coolsdon]

I think it's often over looked just how good Vivien Leigh really was in this role.She acts beautifully...never over acts,just the right amount of emotion.I think if the role had been in the hands of any other actress,it would have been a disaster! And so achingly beautiful..!

[@hazelwalsh3269]

coolsdon.. She won an Oscar.. so not really over looked.

[@scdobserver835]

She's not even American...

[@malialaguisa4797]

i think she overacts in quite a few parts. but that is just my opinion

[@isam1542]

@@malialaguisa4797 Everyone overacted in that time, at least according to our standards.

[@drummer78]

Isa M Because most were schooled in the theatre and Shakespeare.

[@lauramorgan27]

Vivien Leigh’s nose is perfect.

[@anthonyhebisen]

Couldn’t agree with you more . I’ve always thought that . She has a perfect side profile

[@m.e.d.7997]

Gorgeous eyes too. Wonderful face!

[@christianebrue4027]

I thought the same

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

I feel revoltingly proud to say that my mother always said I had her nose.

[@arthurmaestrini4350]

SHE WAS PERFECT!

[@isam1542]

The description is ridiculous. The movie is NOT about a southern girl in love with a married man. The movie is a coming-of-age story of a girl who is raised in a world who is absolutely destroyed, realizes all her abilities and most of her education are useless, and is forced to change and harden to survive and to protect their family on the go. The members of their family (including the house slaves) are very much unable to change, and some live in a depression limbo of remembrance of the past, so she has to carry the burden of all of them on her shoulders. She gets extremely burned out because of that. Summarizing the complexity of all of it into a love story is just ridiculous.

[@gee2541]

Isa M Wow that description is so wrong lol. Would never describe it like they did. What you said is spot on and captures the essence of the movie much better.

[@SarahJareth]

Thank you!

[@aigulyam.8316]

Thank you!

[@shannon1587]

I agree, it always bothered me that this is simplified as a love story. There are so many layers to this movie, & it’s much more complex than just “ love story “

[@casualobserver3145]

Despite the 30’s Hollywood hype the title of the book & movie did say it all; ‘Gone With the Wind’!

[@BlankCanvas88]

She had the most beautiful profile I’ve ever seen! And Clark Gable is in my mind the most handsome man of the Hollywood Golden Age.

[@anneb889]

Idk, it’s tough to compete with Cary Grant. Gable is more manly I guess, Grant is more of a pretty face. But when my mom would have old movies on, even when I was a kid, I remember Cary Grant catching my attention thinking, gosh, that man is good looking! Lol.

[@maya_jones3411]

Elizabeth Taylor and Ava Gardner also had perfect side profiles. Vivien was not the only one.

[@Tiger89Lilly]

@@anneb889 don't forget Humphrey Bogart lol

[@jesusjavierondo6774]

Gary Cooper is a lot of competition and he is taller. They are tied

[@EXthesweetlamb]

"I'll come to your HANGING!" the way she sais it, cracks me up everytime

[@paulc8205]

Lol me too!!! Vivien Leigh was a great actress!

[@SR-vl6ql]

“You’re not worth $300. You’ll never mean anything but misery to a man”.

[@Protos_Heis]

And yet, he gave her more than 300 dollars 🤣

[@angelacase2331]

He was right 🤣

[@chuckschafer6728]

@@Protos_Heis NO SHE MARRIED FRANK KENNEDY TO GET THE $300

[@Protos_Heis]

@@chuckschafer6728 I should be more specific. I was replying to S R comment: “You’re not worth $300. You’ll never mean anything but misery to a man”. Rhett gave Scarlett more than 300 dollars. It was in their marriage. So it means she's worth more than 300 dollars.

[@rainlori]

*misery to any man

[@NORASHEN83]

The energy between those two is incredible .. she is in love with him and she doesnt even know it .. and he knows he will win her heart .. he knows she is his all from the start ..

[@julijakeit]

if only scarlet learned to be honest with herself sooner. she realized it all too late...

[@annan9216]

julijakeit exactly!

[@Protos_Heis]

Ohh she will get him back! They are so perfect for each other. They are so alike!

[@theglamoroustype23]

How can you love someone and not know it?

[@Soussou8646]

@@theglamoroustype23 exactly what I was thinking

[@khfan4life365]

Vivien’s dresses are absolutely stunning, just like her performance in this movie.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

That ugly dress was made out of Curtains

[@Flufferz626]

They are simultaneously meant for each other, and each other's downfall.

[@TB-iz7cc]

“Take your hands off me, you skunk!” 😂😂😂😂

[@ashlynwolff]

1:48 - 1:57 I just love how Scarlet's face went from pleading to bright fury 2:03 she bit him 😂😂😂

[@sleepysis]

Yes! Always cracks me up :D One of my fav scenes

[@edgarsantanajr.8670]

I was like I know she didn’t try to bite him😂

[@edgarsantanajr.8670]

I was like I know she didn’t try to bite him😂

[@izzy8246]

she was so beautiful.

[@carmelosview]

“Go on and insult me idc what you say only give me the money” QUEEN!!

[@Lifeoftheparty8290]

Queens don’t beg

[@saturnmercury8533]

Queens have self respect, not this.

[@lotusrain4102]

@@saturnmercury8533 she's a queen for being willing to humiliate herself to feed her family. The rest of her family members r so useless.

[@iOnlySignIn]

Hahahaha they're both so badass and clever and sexy. It's so fun to see them go against each other. :)

[@jubileetran6105]

It’s so sweet that he notices how her hands have been worn out and that she’s going through some hardships.

[@flo-floflo4151]

He was always too proud to give Scarlett any credit for her endurance in her hardships. I wish he was kinder to her but he didn't want her to use his kindness against him. Such a heartbreaking couple. Still I know she got him back.

[@anneb889]

@@flo-floflo4151 I think Rhett gives Scarlett a lot of credit, he sees here more clearly than most do....the good and the bad. He knows she is beautiful, but he doesn’t fall for the southern belle routine, he knows she has a brain, and has single minded focus....like on Tara.....sadly she also seemed to have that single minded focus on Ashley too.

[@jackprescott9652]

@@anneb889 No. Vivien Leigh was so gorgeous that the audience sympatizes with her. But in the story, everyone close to Scarlett knew she was a mean, selfish, bigheaded, vain person. Even Ashley Wilkes knew Melanie was way above Scarlett as a human being. Rhett of course, saw that too but contrary to other people, he accepted her with all her flaws. My theory is that Rhett always wanted to marry a woman like Belle Watling, (the same way a lot of men of this era fantazises to marry a playmate) and Scarlett was the closest thing to that fantasy. But he totally knew 01:53 that Scarlett is going to bring misery to him.

[@keiraausten9526]

“Cheer up, you can come to my hanging and I’ll remember you in my will.” 😂🤣 that’s kind of funny how sarcastic he’s being

[@SuperSy99]

The camera used in this movie is far superior than netflix movies

[@gee2541]

I was about 10 when I first watched this movie (that quickly became one of my favorite classics) and remember how magnetic she was on screen. She’s stunningly beautiful. Both of them have incredible chemistry too.

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Absolutely agree

[@Daniel-Rosa.]

I really wanted to analyze these clips for the performances - _just for the performances_ - but Gosh, the lines are so good.

[@thesilentgirlasmr4017]

Everyone needs a rhett butler!!!!

[@chloerodgers692]

I think people sometimes forget how this movie pushed alot of envelopes for its time....Melanie's pregnancy/giving birth, the jailhouse scene where Rhett reminded her he wasn't the "marrying kind" and she knew what price she'd have to pay for taxes on Tara, the "I don't give a damn", etc.

[@t3hpenguinofd00m]

How was portraying a pregnancy "pushing the envelope"?

[@mariobarbu7369]

Vivien was such a beautiful woman. I can't stop looking at her... The most beautiful actress, and talented too.

[@rabiaayubi8843]

most beautiful woman in Hollywood of all time.

[@PaulSmith-jz2ys]

Only because you forget her contemporary, Grace Kelly.

[@aprillynn5295]

Paul Smith Grace Kelly cannot compare to Vivien Leigh's beauty.

[@JayMin-z8o]

Actually it's Audrey Hapburn

[@tiffythekewlchick3457]

Rabia Ayubi hmmmm I think all the old Hollywood stars were beautiful. In my opinion she was very pretty

[@m.e.d.7997]

Grace came along later than Vivien.

[@jaymillymills]

To further illustrate this scene, in the book Scarlett planned to manipulate Rhett into marrying her and then get him to pay the money, if he would not marry her she was willing to be his mistress.

[@sl4983]

Interesting, I didn't realize that!

[@ajmosutra7667]

Its the same in the scene

[@jaymillymills]

@B M-Y 👍

[@jaymillymills]

@@ajmosutra7667 but just implied and not explicit. In the book before this Rhett outright asks Scarlett to be his Mistress before the seige

[@ajmosutra7667]

@@jaymillymills I know, I read it...

[@ovsgar3501]

She's so beautiful, ugh.

[@joannehines7806]

Love how she calls him a skunk & he tells her how she would bring misery to any man!! Their arguments are legendary & hilarious!! Clark & Vivien should made more movies together!! They were magic together onscreen!! 💘 🎥 😍 Reminds me of today's married couples! Hilarious!!!

[@jackprescott9652]

It would be nice to see these 2 in a comedy.

[@susanma4899]

Here's a thought: Scarlett loves neither Ashley nor Rhett. She loves Tara, and will do anything to save it. Ashley is just a fantasy. And as time goes on, she WANTS Rhett, but doesn't love him. Finally when she realizes what love is, she finds she loves him, but by that time he no longer gives a damn.

[@jackprescott9652]

A thought? That`s exactly what happens in the film.

[@jacquelinelefthandbulldela723]

That is essentially what I wrote in my high school book report in 1958! Tempted to read it again, but that might ruin it for me….

[@fuhgetabatit1051]

He was the only man meant for her. I love Scarlett, a tough, clever, fearless woman.

[@ladyGZSeChu]

scarlett was not clever by any means but she was cunning and pragmatic, those were her only qualities

[@jessebacon817]

@@ladyGZSeChu no she's a survivor. She didn't care about the restrictions placed on her by society. That what constantly got her in trouble.

[@isam1542]

@@ladyGZSeChu Intelligence can be high in one area of life and not in another. She was very smart and maths (she could make money in her businesses and control the accountancy books) and at socialization, for example. But she had ZERO introspective ability, to the point that you read the book, you see her fall in love with Rhett and fall out of love with Ashley and she is so obsessed she doesn't realize it. She's so scared of being poor again that money isn't making her happier and doesn't realize it either. That doesn't make her "not clever". She was clever at some points and very bad at some others.

[@jodi2847]

"What is it? MONEY?" Rhett can read her like a book. :-)

[@baltoman24]

The producer David O. Selznick knew that for this epic movie he needed a beautiful woman to play the role of Scarlett- and he found one of the most beautiful and talented ever! He realized that what works on the page would not carry on the screen!

[@m.e.d.7997]

Well said. True. Movies usually ALWAYS need a prettier person.

[@anneb889]

The search for Scarlett was extensive, wasn’t it? And Vivienne had to come all the way from England to fill those shoes. My understanding that Rhett was never in question, everyone know Gable would be Rhett.

[@rutejack]

First at the auction at the Atalanta bazar he bid her for 1 hundred and 50 dollars in GOLD! Now she ain't worth 300 dollars?! Seriously Rhett? Still he says at least two times he's not a marrying man, but marries her anyway, nowing that she loves another. What did you expect Mr Rhett?

[@lorapop1376]

Concerning the money, Rhett knew that Scarlett wanted to dance and so he made that happen. But here she lied to him so he refused to give her the money. Also he couldn't get her the money anyway.

[@lorapop1376]

Then concerning Rhett marrying Scarlett even though he says twice that he is not a marrying man. He said that he couldn't go on any longer without her so he marries her thinking that he could make her care for him.

[@CountArtha]

The tragedy is that he _does_ win her over, but she's too proud to say it out loud and he's too proud to admit he has doubts about it. They love each other, but they are both so afraid of rejection that they stay emotionally aloof from each other.

[@isam1542]

Rhett could get any woman he wanted without marrying... except for Scarlett. In the book, he says he actually thought of killing Frank Kennedy to get her. He probably expected Scarlett to be willing to be his mistress after he got out of jail, but he found her married again. He was so willing to get her into bed that he decided he had to marry her in order to get her. Much as Scarlett was obsessed with Ashley, so was Rhett with Scarlett.

[@Protos_Heis]

Rhett is a big fat liar; and a good one at that. That is why at the end of the book, despite having to read tragedy books, I can't help but think that Scarlett got him back in the end. I don't need to read pathetic sequels to know that. This is not just a wishful thinking. If you understand the characters, you know they end up together again. He has lied to her so many times yet his actions contradicted it. When he finally able to move forward on Bonnie's death, surely there will be an HEA. I wouldn't put it past Scarlett not getting what she wants.

[@jordanthewizard]

I saw it in the window and just couldn't resist it.

[@annan9216]

Love their chemistry!!!!

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Agree

[@milagroslp9939]

Such a beautiful actress Natural beauty at its Best without surgeries 😲

[@fakesmile5428]

Did she try to bite him at 2:03? lol Love them both

[@kawtharbakhach5848]

it sure looks that way!!! bahahhahahaha

[@tiffanygrimsely14]

Because she was mad because he would not give her 300.00

[@Marcusx1980]

Typical woman behavior when not getting what you want...

[@tiffanygrimsely14]

@@Marcusx1980 shut the hell up

[@isam1542]

@@Marcusx1980 It wasn't because she didn't get what she wanted. It was because Rhett knew he couldn't help her and waited for her to offer herself into prostitution, which would be huge nowadays (though nowadays people would have empathised if she had sold herself to be the breadwinner for her full extended family, which she is) and back then was beyond huge. Rhett wanted to humiliate her. Granted, she had just broken his heart, so no wonder he was pissed off.

[@darielzahidpalacios1605]

That transition in her look when she says he once loved her

[@thomasbaron5367]

that dress is made out of curtains O_O

[@derpyfox1014]

Thomas Baron lmao

[@jenniferrose5837]

True. In tough times, you have to handle the situation as you can.

[@ATEG8374]

*Madame Bovary has left the chat*

[@isam1542]

It still looks great and she's gorgeous.

[@cinnamongirl5266]

@@ATEG8374 omg 😂😂😂

[@indigokhaki]

A favorite scene from my favorite movie. Clark Gable at his best. Both actors were great!

[@jinnymudlark1815]

Should see him in 'The Misfits'.

[@vivlings]

They should add Melanie's birthday. She is epic in that scene

[@lorapop1376]

Do you mean Ashley's birthday. Melanie's birthday wasn't shown.

[@anthonyhebisen]

Lorapop 137 love your profile pic wink

[@macmillandragon8919]

You haven't forgotten I'm not a marrying man.....Gangsta brah.....Gangsta

[@catblack4091]

Her response was pretty bold too hahaha

[@brandylorraine]

How he "courts" her, it reminds me of Taming of the Shrew

[@marinavam3942]

I haven't watched the play, but i do get Ten things I hate about you vibes

[@theclairebaire]

0:21 that wince Scarlett gave, and expressions later on, was brilliant! :)

[@joaquinchangvasquez603]

One of the best movie of history

[@tutuforbes2290]

In their own crazy way they loved each other I believe but oh well both had huge personalities

[@MissSavvy]

"I'LL come to your hanging" lmao

[@antonrowell6627]

Stunning beautiful and talented. Vivien Leigh . Taylor made for this role

[@Releasethezazen]

"You'll only mean misery to any man." -Rhet Butler & Red pill truth

[@HeavensArcher77]

Releasethezazen And then he married her...blue pill then?

[@julijakeit]

but he is attracted to such type, he said so in the beginning, even married her. it's a movie, but i've seen how toxic femininity ruins many men, they see it, they suffer from it yet they cannot walk away from it until it's too late. just like girls being attracted to the 'bad boy', they are mistreated, cheated on, still think they can 'change him or get him to love me' and ruin their lives. i feel so sorry for both parties. it would be best if toxic females would go with bad boys and ruin each other instead of sucking blood from decent people.

[@isam1542]

@@julijakeit Well, that's exactly what happened. Rhett was the bad boy, and he married the bad girl (because he couldn't get her otherwise), and they made each other miserable. In the end, they grow up, but it's too late for them to have a relationship. And I must say, Scarlett took less time than Rhett to mature.

[@PoshMillyT]

"Fuck you Bret!" -basically Scarlet She.. is HILARIOUS! LMAO

[@nikolinajerkic1010]

You mean Rhet

[@davidpar2]

1:58 that first “ohhhh!” is hilarious

[@aikikaname6508]

Scarlett O’Hara: the original tsundere

[@r.c4914]

Masterpiece ! the best movie ever

[@agemoth]

I used to work with a girl who looked exactly like Scarlett.. Except her hair was light brown... She had the most beautiful blue eyes.. She looked exactly like an old time movie star... We were friends for some time...

[@darkspd31]

Asked her out? ( if you didn't your friendship wasn't worth a damn)

[@kiparis777]

darkspd31 I guess Lorraine is a woman.

[@kawtharbakhach5848]

LOLLLLLLL

[@LaKellita]

Scarlett had green eyes. Or least was supposed to.

[@sabrinazakrowski1399]

@@LaKellita Margaret Mitchell wrote for Scarlett to have green eyes, and colored contacts had yet to be invented in 1939. You have to admit though that a blue eyed brunette with a fair complexion like Vivien Leigh does make for a very striking color combination.

[@TheLeaveTaking]

they look so good together :) Vivien Leigh was almost too stunning to play that role... In the book it says clearly: "Scarlett O'Hard was not beautiful."

[@rosycandyhaven]

TheLeaveTaking Cleopatra was supposed to be plain and not beautiful. Have you ever seen her played by any actress that was not beautiful?

[@samanthasmith61]

@@rosycandyhaven cleopatra was pretty just not the most beautiful in the world to seduce rome's most powerful man twice.. and this is coming from people who hated her with passion even they admitted Cleopatra was quite pretty

[@Jaisha26]

Agreed. She wasn't that pretty at all.

[@csm92459]

"Drop the moonlight and magnolias..." GREAT LINE.

[@JimColyer]

Number one movie of all time.

[@aprillynn5295]

clark gable was attractive 😍 and holy mole viv was to beautiful for words

[@7mandoblu]

I'm watching this and thinking of Carol Burnett's classic parody of Scarlett's dress HAHA!

[@m.e.d.7997]

The writers on that show were awesome!!

[@keiraausten9526]

“You once said you love me, if you still love me Rhett,” “You haven’t forgotten that I’m not a marrying man.” “No, I haven’t forgotten......”

[@12classics39]

If the film were made today, she would’ve explicitly said what she meant. Old Hollywood was the golden era of subtext. The Production Code is criticized today for how restrictive it was, but it was because of those restrictions that we got the masterful subtext of old films that is largely missing from modern films.

[@queenelena9640]

Scarlett O'Hara's accent reminds me to Rarity in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

[@Lina-p6h7b]

I have read the book twice. I feel the spirit of the book is well captured by the director by casting vivien as scarlet. She performs the role with the right expressions and Rhet is dynamic. He is so rustic and rude to scarlet and she gives him back the same way.

[@LoveYamachan]

my feelings are mixed w/ this scene, Rhett just missed two weeks! or was it a week? if he was only released earlier, Scarlett wouldn't have needed to marry that old guy Suellen was with... no wonder Rhett proposed right after she was widowed again saying how he was tired of chasing her between husbands~

[@YasmeenQ]

He had to move in fast before she found hubby no.3 hence he proposed on Kennedy's wake and even used the funeral flower for his fancy coat 🤣🤣🤣

[@stallmrichard3963]

Vivien Leigh's nose is perfect

[@veejonesify]

Her face at 1:12. Any man's a goner.

[@leafyutube]

I saw this dress live. It's on display at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

[@Ella-bg2ve]

Rhett: Your not worth 300 dollars Me: damnnn

[@ניצהמורדו]

The most wonderful moovie and wonderful actors

[@ניצהמורדו]

They were so beautiful

[@Fortunatone]

At the end it says director Sam Wood. Sam Wood did not direct this film, it was Victor Fleming

[@largeformatmaster2994]

1:33- 1:35 Scarlett got recked.

[@23wdj]

“Like a duck on a June bug” hahahahaha old people are funny

[@imdafarmergamerboy1650]

"Starlett, that dress is gorgeous!" "I saw it in the window and I had to have it"

[@ianedwards4400]

What acting, what looks! Wow! that Vivien Leigh [Scarlet O'Hara] looked like a million bucks in her heyday. Notice how those animated green eyes express a myriad moods. While she was swearing love to Rhett Butler [Clark Gable], she always had a hidden agenda because it was no secret that her heart belonged to Ashley [Leslie Howard]. As Scarlet O'Hara she was spirited, fiery, disobedient, ruthless, but still lovable at the same time.. Acting came naturally to her by the savoir faire she displayed in all her films. My fave Leigh film is "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" 1962 with Warren Beatty.

[@sanclersantander4623]

...i saw this dress in the window and just had to have it...

[@hghbryson6821]

I regret to inform you that my dance cart is full for the evening, but there's always the Spring Cotillion!

[@tianapitesr8553]

That is one wild line I cannot find in the book! 'Stupendous contribution to the whatever of the glorious dead' I must say Mrs. Merryweather!

[@Queen.Sindel]

Vivien leigh and elizabeth taylor, very classy, beautiful actresses indeed, nowadays actresses are more trashy!!

[@dorarouzi]

nowadays they're all plastic sluts who can't even act with a few exceptions of course.

[@aintgotnotltc]

violet erin And Audrey Hepburn

[@lunalimi9798]

Nowadays and nowadays, actors aren't any different nowadays than they used to be, you're just romanticizing the past

[@erika-xj8ym]

lol. Elizabeth Taylor was classy? how was that era classy? they all just did scandalous things in secret.

[@aprillynn5295]

violet erin and hedy lamarr

[@pendavis455]

" your worth 300$"....... Classic

[@loren1516]

2:10, her English accent comes through when she says 'started' she pronounces the T

[@anthonyhebisen]

Yes it did ! Incredible it . Also, in the library scene in the beginning when she called Ashley a “ coward “ it was very British

[@12classics39]

She pretty much keeps her British accent throughout the film. She never sounds Southern.

[@fallamethsadibou2296]

MASTERPIECE

[@LoveYamachan]

@DionLaurent1 well Rhett and Scarlett have a weird relationship... she can be very honest with him and on that scene she was desperate! her sisters just recovered from an illness that killed their mother who got it from a low girl that she helped then while they were suffering hunger and illness that girl came with her new rich husband saying she wants to buy their house! and Scarlett would rather die than accept her money when she killed her mother...and I do understand...

[@MicaRayan]

Now imagine Scarlet, with the curtain rod

[@M0rmagil]

He should have remembered his own wisdom about her not being anything but heartache and misery.

[@Queenizzygirl]

oh rhett my foot

[@Satanna.avemaria]

lol “get your hands off me you skunk” 😂😂😂

[@V.E.R.O.]

The curtain dress 😂

[@MohammedSyed11]

Take your hands off me you Skunk 😂

[@anthonyhebisen]

FYI - $300 in 1864 would have the same buying power as $6000 in 2020 .

[@p4u7y]

This is such a complex scene.

[@MrLionskitty]

she did indeed! quite a talent :P

[@LoveYamachan]

@DionLaurent1 imagine her ancestral house violated by some lowly girl who thinks she can just walk on her mother's floor and run her house like she owns it... and Scarlett worshiped her mother and Ellen was the mistress of Tara, more like the queen of their estate so you can imagine, she'll do anything to save their home and all it's memories and their dignity...

[@harliette]

so artful a Scorpio Mitchells stinging character in emeralds and raven hair!

[@sweetbitter2]

1:19 he wanted her to say that she wanted to sleep with him lol

[@12classics39]

“No, I haven’t forgotten” was her implication that she was willing to do just that, if that was his condition for giving her the money. She was really willing to go that far.

[@radioheadtv3131]

She annoys me but I like this dude he smooth and confident. Not regretting any words that come out of his mouth

[@LoveYamachan]

@DionLaurent1 yup but that's scarlett and they really have a funny relationship~ you should read the book, their love story is really complicated...

[@janedoe805]

Carol Burnett did a spoof on this scene... You see Carol Burnett walking down a grand staircase with a very similar dress, except there’s a giant curtain rod still attached behind her neck going across her shoulders! Do yourselves a favor and google it or something. I wish l knew how to “attach” it for you but I’m old and not technically savvy. 😂

[@jdance3689]

love her dress made from curtains (and the hat too!)

[@elinpiwodda5145]

Best movie ever

[@Iceageonmars]

And she made that outfit in a day according to the novel!

[@Rankutubuki88]

The qualIty of this video❤

[@benojojojojo6149]

He wore that kind of gown entire the movie