Voices from the past: Revisiting 'gone with the wind'

In the annals of Hollywood, 1939 was a year of spectacular achievement. A recent article in 'The Washington Post' cites it as one of the seven candidates for 'the best year in movie history' - notable titles include Stagecoach (John Ford), the film that clinched the status of the...

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