... and had gotten back to packing theatres. Shirley Temple movies had become a huge success along with films like the 1939 hit Gone With the Wind. However, the later movie's most famous line was in jeopardy of being allowed in the film. Would the film have been quite the same if Clark Gable had not uttered those infamous words, "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn"? It was a famous line of literature ... , and was almost prohibited because the Production Code's didn't allow the use of any profanity. But Gone With the Wind wasn't the only film that had trouble with artistic and literal inte...

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... automatic crowd pleaser than to take a chance on a red-head. Besides, using Jane as the one who had an affair with Vail only adds to suspense. Will the relationship lead to different tactics being taken because of their relationship? Will they communicate with each other after the case despite the outcome? The affair only becomes more intense because two fairly attractive people are involved in it. What ... relationship between her and Vail. She seemed to be very subservient and would have collapsed under the all-powerful Vail. The book's Naomi was firm and set the laws down with Vail. ...

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... has been more historic than the Civil War. Whether in novels, television shows, or movies, some of the most beloved and durable works of historic culture have used the war as a point of reference, departure, or focus. But no work about the Civil War has attained the place of gone with the wind. In my opinion, the main character of the novel/movie Scarlett O'Hara was the best character of all. ... She was the spoiled, manipulative daughter of an Irish immigrant ... plantation owner. She faces the changes in her life due to the American Civil War. She had a very much closed mind. It ... ...

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... because they are people who could be helped or harmed by what he does. In the end Rick and the Captain go off together to help fight with the resistance against the Germans. Comparison One of the movies you might compare Casablanca with is Gone With the Wind. The character of Rhett Butler is much the same as Rick. They think only of themselves. Rhett was selfish not foolish, Ethical ... Egoism endorses selfishness but it doesn't endorse foolishness. Another film is Gilda, has similarities with this film. The lead characters of all 3 ... . All 3 men loved a woman tied to another from a ...

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... a way that no other mediums can. It all begins with a great script, then you need actors. Actors are important because they help paint the picture of what is happening so the story becomes more believable. The location is also important because the accuracy and mood of the movie depend on where it is shot. For instance, in Gone with the wind the directors had to decide on what time of day ... the movie was going to finish. If he was to go off ... into the night then we would assume that he wasn't coming back, but ... ...

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... December 1941 at Rick Blaine's saloon in Casablanca. Rick has to deal with some illegal visa papers that he was given, and he hides them in the piano. Rick's former lover Ilsa comes with her husband Victor Laslo to the saloon. She is friends with the piano player Sam, and tells him to play the song As Time Goes By; Rick and Ilsa's "song." Rick comes in ... and yells at Sam to stop, and then he sees Ilsa. Then next scenes Rick is having a flashback to all the good times he had with Ilsa when they were in Paris, France. Rick and Ilsa are in love and plan to leave on a train to get married...

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... Angeles riots but was treated by TV with the same importance. Any violence is TV news, the video capture and sound bite is what TV deems important. I keep clicking again and again. Is there any station broadcasting news that is not "violent"? I choose next to find a movie, click, click goes the remote. While channel surfing I came across the movie, Gone With The Wind. I heard screaming, saw crying women old ... and young, running from outrageous fires that were caused by war and violence. The chaos was so intense; I was on the edge of my seat hoping, somehow, to help them in their time ...

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