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In 1926 Margaret Mitchell, a journalist and housewife from Atlanta, Georgia, started to write a book. She finished it ten years later. It was called "Gone with the Wind". It became the most popular American novel of the time.

It is a long, romantic and exciting novel. It is about a beautiful young woman, Scarlet O'Hara and twelve years in her life just before, during and after the American Civil War (I862 - 64). In the book Scarlet marries Rhett Bullet: the tall, dark and handsome hero, but she doesn't love him. All the time she loves someone else. But the man she loves is married.

David Selznick, Hollywood film producer, decided to make a film of "Gone with the Wind". He chose a famous film star of the time, Clark Gable, for the part of Rhett Butler, but he could not find anyone for the part of Scarlet. He searched and searched for two and half years. No one was quite right. In the end there was no more time. Plans for the film were ready. On the night of December 11, 1938, all the cameras were ready to film an important scene in the film - the burning of the city Atlanta. Selznick still did not have an actress for Scarlet.

At the time, Vivien Leigh, a young British actress, was in Hollywood with her fiance, Laurence Oliver. Selznick brother, Myron, knew the couple and asked them to come and watch the fire scene. He took them to the studios, found his brother, David, and hipped him on the shoulder. David Selznick turned round. Therе, in the light of the fire, he saw the beautiful face of Vivien Leigh. "David, here's your Scarlet", Myron said. Vivien Leigh won the most famous part in the history of the cinema - Scarlet O'Hara, the heroine of 'Gone with the Wind".

It was a long and difficult film to make, but on December 11". 1939 Selznick sent this telegram to a colleague: "Have just finished "Gone with the Wind" God bless us all. Screening, at two tomorrow Tuesday for 750 journalists".

The film was nearly four hours long. At the end the journalists sat quietly for a moment and then they cheered and cheered.

On the day of the premiere the Mayor of Atlanta closed all the schools and public buildings. "Gone with the Wind" became a famous film and it made a lot of money. They called it "the greatest motion picture of all time". "Gone with the Wind" won eight awards, including an award for the best actress of the year and for the best direction.