She named the heroine of her book Pansy O’Hara before an editor suggested she change it to Scarlett. “Gone With the Wind” was published in June 1936 and became a huge seller. It won the ...

As in the book, so on the screen ... Every technical aspect of ‘Gone With the Wind’ bears the stamp of advanced craftsmanship. Despite the wide range of scenes depicted and characters shown ...

Still, a movie like "Gone With the Wind" sent up a lot of red flags ... from Margaret Mitchell's 1936 bestselling book. (In the book, it's "My dear, I don't give a damn.") Movie producer David ...

in March to stop the publication and distribution of The Wind Done Gone, which chronicles the life of Cynara, a mixed-race daughter of a Southern planter and Mammy, a slave. The novel is written from ...