"Did Tara still stand? Or was it gone with the wind that had swept through Georgia?" This week Cinema Cemetery takes a look at the second-longest (by one minute) Best Picture ever, 1939's Gone With The Wind. Set in the Antebellum South, this film follows Scarlett O'Hara, spoiled Southern Belle who, along with her family, town, and nation, has her life completely turned upside-down by the American Civil War.
Does Scarlett's story, and her many encounters with Clark Gable's Rhett Butler still stand as one of the greatest pictures of all-time? Find out on this week's episode of Cinema Cemetery!
Music by Chaz Hearne
Current Rankings:
5. Lawerence of Arabia
11. It Happened One Night
25. All Quiet on the Western Front
30-The Mutiny on the Bounty
57. You Can’t Take It With You
60. Cimarron
65-The Great Ziegfeld
70- Wings
71. Grand Hotel
77-Life of Emil Zola
90. The Broadway Melody
91- Cavalcade
