Gone with the wind bedroom

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Scarlett in her bedroom with Mammy and Prissie.

Gone With The Wind - Scarlet's Bedroom

75 years after the film's release, the Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin presents an exhibition of material from its making

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It was the first ever film to receive more than five Academy Awards, one of which was bought by Michael Jackson when he bid $1.5 million on the 1939 statue for Best Picture. Re-released in theatres in the US eight times, it raked in more than $400 million, which when adjusted for inflation is anywhe

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Gone with the wind lamp. Vintage

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Gone with the Wind is my favorite movie. And like most of my favorite movies, my love affair with the film was sparked by its beautiful sets. I distinctly remember two things I fell head over heels for at the age of seven or eight, when I first watched this movie: First, those green velvet drapes that Scarlett turned into an elegant gown. Second, Rhett Butler. I've loved curtains and that irresistible cad ever since. But while the interiors of Tara, Twelve Oaks, Aunt Pittypat's house, and…

Set still of Scarlett O'Hara's bedroom at the Butler House

Kate's Gone with the Wind Nursery

Gone with the Wind. 1939 House & Garden. Tara.

Gone with the wind

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Olivia de Havilland and Vivien Leigh take a break on the set of GWTW, during Melanie's birth scene. Image is from "The Making of Gone With The Wind" by Steve Wilson.