Gone with the Wind

David O. Selznick's production of Margaret Mitchell's Pulitzer Prize® winner still holds the record for most tickets sold of any theatrical release. This sweeping Civil War-era romance won an impressive 10 Academy Awards® (including Best Picture), and its immortal characters Scarlett, Rhett, Ashley, Melanie, Mammy and Prissy populate an epic story of enduring appeal across generations. Judged by many to be the greatest movie of all time. (Note: licensees are to use the embedded videos for preview purposes only and they should obtain full-length versions for their public performance needs.)

Gone with the Wind (1939)

1. Bidding for Scarlett

2. Man tells daughter, land only thing worth dying for

3. Veteran returns from war feeling out of place in society

4. Man resists temptation to cheat on wife

5. Scarlett flirts brazenly with other women's beaus

6. Bitter argument ends in tragedy

7. Scarlett has every man except the one she wants

8. Scarlett meets Rhett

9. Southern men passionately dispute outcome of Civil War

10. Ashley tells Scarlett marriage needs more than just passion

11. Scarlett tries manipulating Rhett for money

12. Scarlett overhears nasty gossip about herself

13. Scarlett's unscrupulous business practices distress husband

14. Former slave rescues Scarlett from attacker

15. "You need kissing, badly"

16. War casualty list brings grief for many

17. Woman treats prostitute with compassion

18. War, love and rejection

19. Scarlett fears hell for actions

20. Rhett unconventionally proposes to Scarlett

21. Doctor works nonstop to aid wounded

22. Scarlett reluctantly agrees to stay in war zone

23. Scarlett laments loss of figure through childbirth

24. Scarlett desires man other than husband

25. Civil War wounded fill train depot

26. Parents grovel for daughter's position in society

27. Memory of past painful for Scarlett

28. Friend's forgiveness redeems Scarlett's reputation

29. Rhett helps Scarlett escape Atlanta before Yankees arrive

30. Scarlett finds plantation destroyed

31. Scarlett learns of mother's death

32. Rhett and Scarlett's pride destroys marriage

33. Scarlett vows to survive no matter cost

34. Rhett and Scarlett's daughter killed

35. Grief over daughter's death tears apart parents

36. Rhett leaves Scarlett

37. Scarlett places hope in future and Tara