
This book is about the filming of the movie gone with the wind. It contains more than 100 photographs from the film and shows the epic sweep of the novel's narrative and capture the unforgettable acting moments.
This book investigates the complex logistical, creative, and personal challenges involved in the production of the 1939 film adaptation of Gone with the Wind. Roland Flamini, a veteran journalist and author, utilizes archival research and historical documentation to reconstruct the chaotic environment of the David O. Selznick production. The text argues that the film's eventual success was a result of intense studio oversight, a revolving door of directors, and the immense pressure to translate a massive literary work into a visual medium.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Critics and film historians recognize this work as a detailed chronicle of one of Hollywood's most famous production histories. Readers frequently note that the inclusion of archival photography provides a valuable visual context to the narrative of the film's creation.
Page Count:
355
Publication Date:
1978-01-01
Publisher:
Collier Books
ISBN-10:
0020122500
ISBN-13:
9780020122500
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