On December 15, 1939, GONE WITH THE WIND premiered in Atlanta and went on to win eight Academy Awards®. Seventy-five years later, we’re still giving a damn and marveling at this epic feat of filmmaking that was way ahead of its time. In this new exclusive video from the AFI Archives, filmmakers Martin Scorsese, Faye Dunaway, the late Anthony Minghella and others talk about the movie’s enduring legacy and why we might never see a film quite like it again.
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Steve Priest
I have seen Gone With the Wind well over 100 times the first time when I was 10 years old and the movie just takes you on this great average I’m 58 not and I hope to see it 100 more times again it’s just a Dame Good movie !