Synopsis Of Gone With The Wind

Title: Gone with the Wind

 Direction: Victor Fleming, George Cukor and Sam Wood.

 Production: David O. Selznick

 Script: Margaret Mitchell and Sidney Howard.

 Music: Max Steiner

 Sound: Thomas T. Moulton

 Photography: Ernest Haller

 Mounting: Ernest Haller

 Scenography: Edward G. Boyle

 Distribution: Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland, Thomas Mitchell, Hattie McDaniel, and Fred Crane.

 Country: United States

 Year: 1939.

 Gender: Drama

 Duration: 224 min.

 Distribution: New Line Cinema

Directed by Victor Fleming as a tribute "The Birth of a Nation", by David W. Griffith,, the movie "Gone with the Wind" is a classic film that tells the exciting story of the now mythical Scarlett O´Hara (Vivien Leigh), a strong, determined and capricious woman who has a luxurious and typical southern life in her great mansion long before the Civil War, used to having what she wants and getting what she wants, Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard) has become her great whim, since her love for him is not fully reciprocated, since Ashley is engaged to Scarlett's cousin, Melanie Hamilton (Olivia de Havilland), a noble and good woman.

The Civil War is about to break out and while all the Southerners are eager to participate in it, Rhett Butler (Clark Gable), a funny and attractive man, does not think about going to combat, since what he wants is to make money and make Scarlett fall in love, whom he met at a party at Ashley's house, Rhett will manage to marry Scarlett while she, despite everything, remains obsessed with Ashley. It is a story full of love, hatred and envy that makes it an exciting and unrepeatable film.