Gone with the Wind News

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Forbidden love ... a hunk capable of sending out mixed messages ... a heroine who's smitten and spirited, if not a little histrionic at times ...a society splintered ... a saga, a sensation, an epic sweep.

The trusty love triangle gets another screen workout with "The Twilight Saga: New Moon." Filmmakers have known for years that this scenario is a sure audience draw, playing on the basic human desire to find one soulmate and adding the drama of being lucky enough to find two.

Gone With the Wind 70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition U.S.; Victor Fleming/Sam Wood/George Cukor, 1939, Warner, Blu-ray Like the flawed but spectacular Margaret Mitchell novel from which it derives, the movie Gone With the Wind has never lost its power to enthrall and bewitch.

Arguably the most famous motion picture ever made, "Gone With The Wind" , and a rebooting of a science-fiction legend, "Star Trek" , sit atop this week's lineup of titles making their first appearance on the Blu-ray high definition DVD format.

Actress Ann Rutherford, who played Carreen O'Hara in "Gone with the Wind," is among the few surviving principal cast members of the Clark Gable-Vivien Leigh Civil War epic, which makes its debut today on Blu-ray disc and in a new special-edition DVD set.

There's box sets, and then there's this 70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition Gone With the Wind set, which is just insane.

Reviewed by: Scott Chitwood Movie Rating: 8 out of 10 Extras Rating: 9 out of 10 Movie Details: View here Buy this DVD at Amazon.com Rating: Not Rated Starring: Clark Gable as Rhett Butler - Visitor from Charleston Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara Leslie Howard as Ashley Wilkes Thomas Mitchell as Gerald O'Hara Barbara O'Neil as Ellen O'Hara - His ...

That sound you hear is Hollywood's storied class of 1939 continuing its conga line to the DVD shelves.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Seventy years later, actress Ann Rutherford still gives a damn about "Gone with the Wind." Rutherford, 89, is among the few surviving principal cast members of the Clark Gable-Vivien Leigh Civil War epic, which arrives this week on a new special-edition DVD set and also marks its Blu-ray debut.

Seventy years have passed since Ann Rutherford starred as Scarlett O'Hara's little sister in "Gone with the Wind." Several hundred fans turned out at the Earl Smith Strand Theatre Friday to hear the legendary film star and other surviving cast members share memories of acting in the sweeping Civil War romance that won 10 Academy Awards.

On Friday November 13, Warner Home Video staged their own Flash Mob, this time with a Southern Twist.

The Remington portable typewriter sits in a desk by the window. Nearby is a stack of manila folders.

It is not every day that the mayor, a city councilman, the city manager and 137 others dress in Civil War era clothing and dance the Virginia Reel in Glover Park.

Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh brought blazing star power and sex appeal to Atlanta in 1939 to glam up the premiere of "Gone With the Wind." Spotlights swept the night sky and an estimated 300,000 people lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the actors riding in limos to the Loew's Grand Theater.

Royalty and Hollywood Jewelry, LLC, 663 Fifth Ave. S., offers authentic replicated jewelry of Princess Diana, Jacqueline Kennedy and Hollywood movie stars.

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A special fund-raiser at the Straight Farmhouse in Garden City will benefit the historical location.

Frankly my dear, the re-premiere of "Gone With the Wind" next weekend at the Earl Smith Strand Theatre will be the talk of Marietta, and possibly the nation.

The "windies" are blowing into Marietta, Georgia. From around the globe, avid fans of Gone With the Wind -known as "windies" - are celebrating the film's 70th anniversary.