Title : GONE WITH THE WIND
Director : Victor FLEMING
Release Year : 1939
Production Year : 1939
Production Company : Selznick International Pictures
Country : USA
Synopsis : Large scale romantic drama set during the American Civil War. .
Cast : Vivien LEIGH Scarlett O'Hara
Clark GABLE Rhett Butler
Leslie HOWARD Ashley Wilkes
Olivia de HAVILLAND Melanie Hamilton
Hattie McDANIEL Mammy
Carroll NYE Frank Kennedy
Alicia RHETT India Wilkes
Butterfly McQUEEN Prissy
Ona MUNSON Belle Watling
Thomas MITCHELL
Credits : Victor FLEMING Director
David O. SELZNICK Producer
Sidney HOWARD Script
Margaret MITCHELL Author of the Original Work
Ernest HALLER Photography
Ray RENNAHAN Photography
William Cameron MENZIES Photography
Hal C. KERN Editor
James E. NEWCOM Editor
Lyle WHEELER Art Director
Max STEINER Music
Running Time : 222
Field Length : 19793 ft or 6036 mtrs.
Colour Code : Colour
Colour system : Technicolor
Awards:
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Film
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Actress - Vivien LEIGH
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Supporting Actress - Hattie McDANIEL
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Director - Victor FLEMING
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Screenplay - Sidney HOWARD
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Cinematography - Ernest HALLER
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Cinematography - Ray RENNAHAN
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Assistant Director - Lyle WHEELER
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Film Editing - Hal C. KERN
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Best Film Editing - James E. NEWCOM
American Academy Awards (Oscars) 1939
Special Academy Award - William Cameron MENZIES
Referencias bibliográficas
TV Guide.v46.n21.23 May 1998 p.26 lang.ENG
Review with release date.
American Cinematographer.v78.n9.September 1997 p.12,14 lang.ENG
A description of the digital restoration job carried out by LaserPacific Media
Corporation on GONE WITH THE WIND (1939).
Empire.n90.December 1996 p.147 lang.ENG .illus
Book review of "On the Road to Tara: the Making of Gone With the Wind" by
Aljean Harmetz, pub. Abrams.
CineAction!.n40.May 1996 p.4-12 lang.ENG .illus
Re-assesses GONE WITH THE WIND and suggests it can be read in a number
of ways and represents a jumble of many different values.
Films of the Golden Age.n1.Summer 1995 p.24-25 lang.ENG .illus
Costumes made for the film and now owned by Jim Tumblin.
Empire.n67.January 1995 p.22 lang.ENG .illus
A list of facts about GONE WITH THE WIND (1939).
Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television.v14.n4.October 1994 p.367-376
lang.ENG
Considers the roles given to black people in films about the American Civil War,
noting the visual representations in films including THE BIRTH OF A NATION,
GONE WITH THE WIND and GLORY.
Satellite Times.April 1994 p.20-21 lang.ENG .illus
Interview with Joanne Whalley-Kilmer and Timothy Dalton on filming the
miniseries SCARLETT, based on Alexandra Ripley's sequel to GONE WITH THE
WIND.
Filmfax.n43.Feb/Mar 1994 p.70-76 lang.ENG .illus
A survey of the career of stuntman Yakima Canutt.
Post Script.v13.n2.Win/Spr 1994 p.14-27 lang.ENG .illus
About the use of music and images in GONE WITH THE WIND to represent
sexuality and race.
Films in Review.v42.n11/12.Nov/Dec 1991 p.370-376 lang.ENG .illus
A 50 question quiz (with answers) on GONE WITH THE WIND.
Hollywood Reporter.v319.n17.23 Sep 1991 p.8,9 lang.ENG .illus
GONE WITH THE WIND presents a mythical and romanticised view of the Old
South.
Hollywood Reporter.v314.n39.22 Oct 1990 p.4,18 lang.ENG
Article about its Soviet premier this year.
Journal of Popular Film & Television.v18.n2.Summer 1990 p.52-63 lang.ENG
illus
Compares and contrasts the WIZARD OF OZ with GONE WITH THE WIND,
in the aftermath of their fiftieth anniversaries and analyses their popularity, development
of their myths and defines the concept of "home" inherent in both films.
Films in Review.v41.n5.May 1990 p.308-310 lang.ENG
Article criticising the semi-colourisation of the film by Turner Ent. for modern
release, and commenting on some of more muted effects this has had in comparison to
the original 3-strip Technicolor format.
Score Filmmuziek Magazine.nSpecial.November 1989 p.[1-13] lang.DUT
Special issue, half of which is devoted to GONE WITH THE WIND. p.[4-5].
Article on and filmography of the composer Max Steiner. p.[12-13]. Details of
soundtracks.
Listener.v122.n3130.7 Sep 1989 p.33 lang.ENG .illus
A tribute on its 50th anniversary.
City Limits.n412.24 Aug 1989 p.27 lang.ENG
Note about the film's re-release
Time Out.n992.23 Aug 1989 p.34 lang.ENG
Reappraisal of the film on the occasion of its re-release.
Films and Filming.n418.August 1989 p.28-30 lang.ENG .illus
On the film's re-release in its 50th anniversary year
Sight and Sound.v58.n3.Summer 1989 p.202-205 lang.ENG .illus
On the 50th anniversary of the 1st release of GWTW, a discussion of the
different interpretations of the film as seen over the years
American Cinematographer.v70.n4.April 1989 p.36-39 lang.ENG .illus
Article on the restoration of the film
Film History.v3.n2.1989 p.87-104 lang.ENG .illus
An analysis of the narrative construction and production design of the fire
sequence in GONE WITH THE WIND.
Hollywood Reporter.v306.n19.16 Feb 1989 p.30 lang.ENG
Review of the ceremony to unveil the new print of Gone with the Wind, to
coincide with the 50th anniversary of the making of the film.
Film Français.n2158.11 Sep 1987 p.30 lang.FRE
Article on the background to the making of the film.
Hollywood Reporter.v298.n26.14 Aug 1987 p.1, 5 lang.ENG
Details of acquisition of TV rights for the film by Turner Broadcasting System
and plans for the 50th anniversary television special the MAKING OF GONE WITH
THE WIND.
Classic Images.n144.June 1987 p.C42-C44 lang.ENG
Article discusses the careers of the actors cast in the film, arguing that near-
perfect casting took place.
American Film.v12.n6.April 1987 p.9 lang.ENG
Article on a feud between two counties in Georgia about the right to create a
memorial to GONE WITH THE WIND.
American Film.v12.n3.December 1986 p.26-29 lang.ENG
Article on the reasons why there is so much interest in making a sequel to
GONE WITH THE WIND, and the legal barrier placed in the way of such a project.
Classic Images.n129.March 1986 p.C20-C21 lang.ENG
Article about interesting facts about the film which are seldom known.
American Film.v11.n4.Jan/Feb 1986 p.11 lang.ENG
Article on efforts to create a GONE WITH THE WIND historical park in
Georgia, with details of ownership of many of the sets and costumes from the film.
Films and Filming.n375.December 1985 p.30 lang.ENG
Note that the film is to be released on S8mm by Derann Films (UK) and Ken
Films (USA) the price to be £500 in the UK.
Hollywood Reporter.v288.n46.30 Sep 1985 p.1, 22 lang.ENG
A High Court ruling in Atlanta has prevented the making of any sequel to the
film.
Screen International.n516.28 Sep 1985 p.6 lang.ENG
Note that Patrick Curtis was Olivia De Havilland's baby in the film.
Télérama.n1801.18 Jul 1984 p.24-27 lang.FRE
Article on Selznick and the making of the film.
Films and Filming.n357.June 1984 p.16 lang.ENG
Review
Hollywood Reporter.v278.n25.6 Sep 1983 p.1, 29 lang.ENG
Article on the discovery of a mislabelled internegative of the film in storage
vaults in Kansas.
Hollywood Reporter.v277.n36.12 Jul 1983 p.3 lang.ENG
Plotline of planned GONE WITH THE WIND II, sequel to the film.
American Classic Screen.v6.n5.Sep/Oct 1982 p.16-22 lang.ENG
Article on Walter Plunkett's costume designs for the film.
American Cinematographer.v63.n8.August 1982 p.788-791, 835-848 lang.ENG
Article on the special effects used in the film.
Film Reader.n5.1982 p.76-82 lang.ENG
Article on musical stereotypes in the INFORMER, GONE WITH THE WIND,
and LAURA.
Radio Times.v233.n3032/33.19/26 Dec 1981 p.107-116 lang.ENG
Article in which the story of the film's production is seen from the viewpoints of
the main stars involved.
American Classic Screen.v5.n6.Nov/Dec 1981 p.14-16 lang.ENG
Article on the screenplay for the film, of which there were several versions and
numerous writers.
American Classic Screen.v4.n4.Summer 1980 p.Summer 35 lang.ENG
Note on the 40th anniversary celebration held for the film in Los Angeles on
Dec 28th, 1979.
Screen Digest.June 1978 lang.ENG
Review
Screen Digest.June 1978 p.104 lang.ENG
Brief entry on CBS's advance for the rights of the film.
Hollywood Reporter.v251.n3.6 Apr 1978 p.1, 4 lang.ENG
Report on a licensing deal between MGM and CBS.
Films in Review.v28.n1.January 1977 p.41-42 lang.ENG
Report on the film's TV showing.
American Classic Screen.v1.n3.Jan/Feb 1977 p.4 lang.ENG
First video presentation of film on television.
Screen International.n63.20 Nov 1976 p.18 lang.ENG
Report of its first commercial showing on American TV.
Broadcast.n888.15 Nov 1976 p.13 lang.ENG
Note on the restoration of the film for its TV premiere.
Screen International.n43.3 Jul 1976 p.8 lang.ENG
Report on first television showing.
Films in Review.v27.n4.April 1976 p.253 lang.ENG
Review
Films Illustrated.v5.n50.October 1975 p.52 lang.ENG
Review
Journal of Popular Film.v3.n3.Summer 1974 p.Summer 203-218 lang.ENG
Review
CinemaTV Today.n10085.1 Jun 1974 p.18 lang.ENG
Brief report about the film being shown on American TV.
Journal of Popular Film.v2.n4.Fall 1973 p.Fall 366-371 lang.ENG
The black reaction to the film.
Films and Filming.v15.n2.November 1968 p.54 lang.ENG
Review
Films in Review.v19.n9.November 1968 p.591 lang.ENG
Letter relating to prints.
Kine Weekly.n3179.14 Sep 1968 p.10 lang.ENG
Review
Daily Cinema.n9573.13 Sep 1968 p.4 lang.ENG
Review
Films in Review.v19.n3.March 1968 p.185 lang.ENG
Additional to above.
Films and Filming.v14.n3.December 1967 p.12-17 lang.ENG
Article on making.
Films in Review.v18.n10.December 1967 p.652 lang.ENG
Note on method of converting to 70mm.
Motion Picture Herald.v237.n43.25 Oct 1967 p.735 lang.ENG
Review
Variety.18 Oct 1967 p.6 lang.ENG
Details of 70mm re-issue.
Hollywood Reporter.v197.n48.12 Oct 1967 p.3 lang.ENG
Review
Films in Review.v13.n9.November 1962 p.569 lang.ENG
Letter on quality of prints of old copy and re-issue.
Daily Cinema.n8470.12 Jun 1961 p.10 lang.ENG
Review
Films in Review.v12.n6.Jun/Jul 1961 p.371, 379 lang.ENG
Review
Films in Review.v12.n5.May 1961 p.293 lang.ENG
Review
Motion Picture Herald.v222.n12.8 Apr 1961 lang.ENG
Art. on American re-issue.
Films in Review.v8.n5.May 1957 p.205 lang.ENG
Art., awards won, making.
Audio-Visual Guide.v20.n9.May 1954 p.27 lang.ENG
Art., cred., full castlist.
Today's Cinema.v79.n6556.29 Jul 1952 lang.ENG
Re-reissue.
Sight and Sound Supplement.n14.March 1948 p.11 lang.ENG
Some credits and note about the attitude towards blacks in the film - within an
index on blacks in film 1905-1948.
Kinematograph Weekly.n2113.30 Oct 1947 lang.ENG
Re-issue.
Bianco e Nero.n1.October 1947 p.63-110 lang.ITA
Included in article which re-evaluates three old American films reissued in Italy.
Today's Cinema.v68.n5448.17 Jan 1947 lang.ENG
3000th screening in West End.
Motion Picture Herald.v156.n1.1 Jul 1944 lang.ENG
Figures on total showings etc.
Kinematograph Weekly.n1723.25 Apr 1940 lang.ENG
Review
Today's Cinema.v54.n4406.24 Apr 1940 lang.ENG
Review
Picturegoer.v9.n465.20 Apr 1940 p.6 lang.ENG
Leigh on making.
Monthly Film Bulletin.v7.n76.April 1940 p.56 lang.ENG
Review
Films.v1.n2.Spring 1940 p.Spring 61-67 lang.ENG
Review
Motion Picture Herald.v137.n11.16 Dec 1939 lang.ENG
Figures on total showings etc}