GONE WITH THE WIND1939
Gone With the Wind
Movie Rating
MOVIE RATING
Average Rating: 5.0 (out of 5) (95 votes cast)
Source of Film
SOURCE OF FILM
Mitchell only wrote one novel and it became an immediate best-seller. It was published in 1936 and by the next year Mitchell received a National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
She was struck by a speeding car while crossing a street in her hometown of Atlanta, Georgia in 1949 and died five days later.
Producer Detail
PRODUCER DETAIL
- David O. Selznick
- Lewis J. Selznick Productions
- (1920-1923)
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- (1927)
- Paramount Pictures
- (1928-1930)
- RKO Radio Pictures
- (1931-1932)
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- (1933-1934)
- Selznick International Pictures
- (1935-1947)
- Vanguard Productions
- (1948-1950)
Director Detail
DIRECTOR DETAIL
- Victor Fleming
- American Film Manufacturing
- (1912-1914)
- Triangle Film
- (1915)
- Fine Arts Film
- (1916)
- Douglas Fairbanks Pictures
- (1917-1920)
- Joseph M. Schenck Productions
- (1921)
- Famous Players-Lasky
- (1922-1926)
- Paramount Pictures
- (1927-1929)
- Fox Film
- (1930)
- MGM
- (1933-1945)
- Sierra Pictures
- (1947-1948)
Film Run-time and Synopsis
RUNTIME & SYNOPSIS
3 hours, 58 minutes
A gambling rogue pursues a high-strung plantation owner’s daughter during the U.S. Civil War era.
Film Awards
FILM AWARDS
MPAA Rating
MPAA RATING
No rating
Box Office Ranking
BOX OFFICE RANKING
- 1939 Domestic Box Office Rank: #1
Theatrical Revenues
GROSS
- (Adjusted Gross in $millions)
- Domestic Theatrical Release: $3.2b
Original Film Distributor
DISTRIBUTOR
Location Filming
LOCATIONS
- Agoura Hills, California
- Calabasas, California
- Chico, California
- Malibou Lake, California
- Paradise, California
- Pasadena, California
- San Bernardino National Forest, California
- Simi Valley, California
Film Run-time and Synopsis
RUNTIME & SYNOPSIS
3 hours, 58 minutes
A gambling rogue pursues a high-strung plantation owner’s daughter during the U.S. Civil War era.
Film Awards
FILM AWARDS
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
OSCAR NOMINEE
WINNER
Outstanding Production
- (Selznick International Pictures)
- Writing (Screenplay)
- (Sidney Howard)
- Directing
- (Victor Fleming)
- Actor
- (Clark Gable)
- Actress
- (Vivien Leigh)
- Actress in a Supporting
- Role
- (Olivia de Havilland)
- Actress in a Supporting
- Role
- (Hattie McDaniel)
- Art Direction
- (Lyle Wheeler)
- Cinematography (Color)
- (Ernest Haller/Ray Rennahan)
- Sound Recording
- (Thomas T. Moulton)
- Special Effects
- (John R. Cosgrove/Fred Albin/Arthur Johns)
- Film Editing
- (Hal C. Kern/James E. Newcom)
- Music (Original Score)
- (Max Steiner)
- Special Award
- (William Cameron Menzies)
- Scientific or Technical
- Award
- (F.R. Abbott/Haller Belt/Alan Cook/Bausch & Lomb Optical/Mitchell Camera/Mole-Richardson/Charles Handley/David Joy/National Carbon/Winton Hoch/Technicolor Motion Picture/Don Musgrave/Selznick International Pictures)
MPAA Rating
MPAA RATING
No rating
Box Office Ranking
BOX OFFICE RANKING
- 1939 Domestic Box Office Rank: #1
Theatrical Revenues
GROSS
- (Adjusted Gross in $millions)
- Domestic Theatrical Release: $3.2b
Original Film Distributor
DISTRIBUTOR
Location Filming
LOCATIONS
- Agoura Hills, California
- Calabasas, California
- Chico, California
- Malibou Lake, California
- Paradise, California
- Pasadena, California
- San Bernardino National Forest, California
- Simi Valley, California