In September 1939 Selznick was asked by the press of his feelings about the film, he replied " At noon I think it's divine, at midnight I think it's lousy. Sometimes I think it's the greatest picture ever made. But if it's only a great picture, I'll still be satisfied." The film turned out to be one of the greatest, hopefully Selznick was more than satisfied.
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| Author Margaret Mitchell at her desk |
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| Selznick at the set |
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| Clark Gable, Margaret Mitchell, Vivien Leigh |
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| Gable, Leigh and others on the set |
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| Gable, Leigh, Selznick |
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| Selznick, Fleming, Leigh, Gable on the set |
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| A page from the premiere program |
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| Vivien Leigh and Olivia de Havilland arrive in Atlanta |
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| Gable and wife Carol Lombard arrive in Atlanta |
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| Night of premiere |
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| Governor Ed Rivers, rides with Selznick, Leigh, financier Whitney |
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| Gable and Lombard in the parade |
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| At the Atlanta premiere |
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| Crowds to see the stars |
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