Gone With the Wind | Hitchens Virtual Theatre

Cinematic masterpiece. Hollywood legend. National treasure. "Gone With the Wind" is all this and more. Following its premiere in December, 1939, this winner of eight regular Academy Awards? -- including Best Picture -- and two special Academy Awards? was quickly deemed "an intense, living experience" (Los Angeles Examiner) and "the peak milestone in motion picture achievement" (The Hollywood Reporter). Adapted from Margaret Mitchell's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, this dazzling epic stars Vivien Leigh as the tempestuous Scarlett O'Hara and Clark Gable as the dashing Rhett Butler. Forever linked by passion and separated by pride and self-delusion, these unforgettable screen lovers bring Mitchell's immortal saga vividly to life, set against the stunning backdrop of a time and place forever "Gone With the Wind".

Synopsis: Margaret Mitchell's Civil War epic charts melodramatic romance against a sweeping historical backdrop. This star-studded drama remains one of critics' and audiences' best-loved films of all time. A must-see for romance, history, and classic-film buffs.

Production Year:

1939

Released:

Tue, 10/27/1998

Run Time Minutes:

233

Rating:

Genres:

Drama

Genres:

Romance

Genres:

Classic

Trailer:

Format Aspect Ratio:

4x3-Full Screen

Resolution:

480x720 LowRez

More Information:

HD-1

Audio Language:

English

Audio Format:

Dolby Digital

Audio Channels:

5.1

Actors:

Clark Gable - Rhett Butler

Actors:

Vivien Leigh - Scarlett O'Hara

Actors:

Leslie Howard - Ashley Wilkes

Actors:

Olivia de Havilland - Melanie Hamilton Wilkes

Actors:

Hattie McDaniel - Mammy

Actors:

Thomas Mitchell - Gerald O'Hara

Actors:

Ona Munson - Belle Watling

Actors:

Laura Hope Crews - Aunt Pittypat Hamilton

Actors:

Carroll Nye - Frank Kennedy

Actors:

Harry Davenport - Dr. Meade

Actors:

Leona Roberts - Caroline Meade

Actors:

Evelyn Keyes - Suellen O'Hara

Actors:

Ann Rutherford - Carreen O'Hara

Actors:

Butterfly McQueen - Prissy

Actors:

Oscar Polk - Pork

Actors:

Everett Brown - Big Sam, the foreman

Actors:

Alicia Rhett - India Wilkes

Actors:

Jane Darwell - Mrs. Dolly Merriwether

Actors:

Cammie King - Bonnie Blue Butler

Actors:

Barbara O'Neil - Ellen O'Hara

Actors:

George Reeves - Stuart Tarleton

Actors:

Fred Crane - Brent Tarleton

Actors:

Victor Jory - Jonas Wilkerson, the overseer

Actors:

Rand Brooks - Charles Hamilton

Actors:

Howard C. Hickman - John Wilkes

Actors:

Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson - Uncle Peter

Actors:

Paul Hurst - Yankee Deserter

Actors:

Isabel Jewell - Emmy Slattery

Actors:

Eric Linden - Amputation Case

Actors:

J.M. Kerrigan - Johnny Gallagher

Actors:

Ward Bond - Tom, a Yankee Captain

Actors:

Jackie Moran - Phil Meade

Actors:

Cliff Edwards - Reminiscent Soldier

Actors:

Lillian Kemble-Cooper - Bonnie's Nurse in London

Actors:

Yakima Canutt - Renegade

Actors:

Marcella Martin - Cathleen Calvert

Actors:

Louis Jean Heydt - Hungry Soldier

Actors:

Mickey Kuhn - Beau Wilkes

Actors:

Olin Howlin - Yankee Businessman

Actors:

Irving Bacon - Corporal

Actors:

Robert Elliott - Yankee Major

Actors:

William Bakewell - Mounted Officer

Actors:

Mary Anderson - Maybelle Merriwether

Actors:

Eric Alden - Rafe Calvert

Actors:

John Arledge - Dying soldier

Actors:

Roscoe Ates - Convalescent soldier

Actors:

Trevor Bardette

Actors:

Ralph Brooks - Gentleman

Actors:

Daisy Bufford - Housemaid

Actors:

Ann Bupp

Actors:

James Bush - Gentleman

Actors:

Ruth Byers - Housemaid

Actors:

Phyllis Callow - Bonnie Blue Butler (aged 2)

Actors:

Gary Carlson - Beau Wilkes

Actors:

Louise Carter - Bandleader's Wife

Actors:

Eddy Chandler - Sergeant at Hospital

Actors:

Wallis Clark - Poker-playing Captain

Actors:

Frank Coghlan Jr. - Collapsing soldier

Actors:

Gino Corrado

Actors:

Martina Cortina - Housemaid, Twelve Oaks

Actors:

Luke Cosgrave - Bandleader

Actors:

Kernan Cripps - Yankee soldier in Shantytown

Actors:

Patrick Curtis - Beau Wilkes, after the war

Actors:

Ned Davenport - One-armed Soldier

Actors:

Lester Dorr

Actors:

Phyllis Douglas - Bonnie Blue Butler, age 2 (uncredit

Actors:

Joan Drake - Hospital nurse

Actors:

F. Driver - Housemaid

Actors:

Edythe Elliott - General's wife

Actors:

Frank Faylen - Soldier aiding Dr. Meade

Actors:

Kelly Griffin - Bonnie Blue Butler (newborn)

Actors:

George Hackathorne - Wounded soldier

Actors:

C. Hamilton - Yankee soldier

Actors:

Evelyn Harding - Cancan girl

Actors:

Inez Hatchett - Housemaid at Twelve Oaks (uncredite

Actors:

Jean Heker - Hospital nurse

Actors:

Ric Holt - Beau Wilkes at 11 months

Actors:

Shep Houghton - Southern Dandy

Actors:

Si Jenks - Yankee on street

Actors:

Tommy Kelly - Boy in band

Actors:

W. Kirby - Yankee soldier in Shantytown (uncre

Actors:

William McClain - Old Levi

Actors:

George Meeker - Poker-playing Captain

Actors:

Alberto Morin - Rene Picard

Actors:

Adrian Morris - Carpetbagger orator

Actors:

Lee Murray - Drummerboy

Actors:

H. Nellman - Yankee soldier

Actors:

David Newell - Cade Calvert

Actors:

N. Pharr - Housemaid

Actors:

Lee Phelps - Bartender

Actors:

Jolane Reynolds - Cancan girl

Actors:

Marjorie Reynolds - Guest at Twelve Oaks

Actors:

Suzanne Ridgeway - Cancan girl

Actors:

Azarene Rogers - Housemaid at Twelve Oaks (uncredite

Actors:

Tom Seidel - Tony Fontaine

Actors:

Terry Shero - Fanny Elsing

Actors:

William Stack - Minister

Actors:

William Stelling - Returning veteran

Actors:

Harry Strang - Tom's Aide

Actors:

Emerson Treacy

Actors:

Phillip Trent - Gentleman/Bearded Confederate @ Tar

Actors:

Julia Ann Tuck - Bonnie Blue Butler, at 6 months

Actors:

Tom Tyler - Commanding officer during evacuatio

Actors:

Fred Warren - Frank Kennedy's clerk

Actors:

Blue Washington - Renegade's companion

Actors:

Rita Waterhouse - Girl in blue dress

Actors:

Dan White - Bit Part

Actors:

Sarah Whitley - Housemaid at Twelve Oaks

Actors:

Ernest Whitman - Carpetbagger's friend

Actors:

Guy Wilkerson - Wounded card player

Actors:

Zack Williams - Elijah

Actors:

John Wray