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Documentary and Education | 1988
Documentary Special | 1990
Olivia de Havilland did not take part in this documentary due to her reportedly not wishing to be involved in any of the 50th anniversary celebrations of Gone with the Wind (1939) for personal reasons. Although she did appear at The 15th Annual People's Choice Awards (1989) in August of 1989, to accept the award for 'All Time Favorite Motion Picture' on behalf of the film.
Available as a bonus feature on the 2004 special edition DVD of Gone with the Wind (1939).
David Thomson, the writer of this documentary, is also a biographer of David O. Selznick.
Prologue: "The passage of time has made it necessary to use voice actors for many of the principal figures of this production.""In all cases the words are taken from memos, letters, and journals of the period."
"[last lines] Narrator: What is there that matters, after all that she has fought for and lost? After the disillusion, rejection, and humiliation. David Selznick couldn't just leave her there. He had to find an answer, appropriate to his Scarlett, faithful to Margaret Mitchell, and one which reached out to the shattered world of 1939, and beyond, that answer, an ending, appropriate to the gambler, the romantic, and the optimist in him."
