Fire might have claimed 'Gone with the Wind' items

Why was this stuff not displayed at The Margaret Mitchell House-aka The Dump? it's in downtown Atlanta,has been restored,and is open to the public. (If you don't know Margaret wrote GTW, and the"Dump" is what she called the house she lived in while writing it).

Gone With The Wind. Entrance music, intermission, exit music. I miss that style of movie making so much. I've watched it more than 20 times and I've only noticed one jump cut and two instances where the costume getting caught on an item in the scene was expertly handled by the brilliant actors.

Why store such priceless artifacts in such a shoddy envirnment? Hopefully, the fire was not set intentionally!

Clark Gable's turning over in his grave.

Well I won't think about that today. I'll think about that tomorrow."

Bummer, but, interesting that it burned in Atlanta, just like the city itself in the movie, hummm.............

Loved the Carol Burnett spoof entitled "Went With the Wind:"
Harvey Korman: "Scarlett, that dress - it's gorgeous!"
Carol Burnett: "Thank ye, I saw it in the windah and I jest had to have it!"

Oh the Irony...

Up in smoke and (you guessed it) gone with the wind.

Gone With the Wind is now Gone With the Fire.

How fitting.

I thought it burned up in the movie...

Well, that's ironic.

Gone, with the Wind

frankly my dear, I don't give a #$%$

Well, here in Los Angeles, the building that was used as the facade for "Terra" is still around, right next to what was once MGM studios, but is now SONY studios in Culver City. Strange that the actual location where the filming of the burning of Atlanta took place is still with us.

Frankly, my dear................

I hope R E Lee's pic was there too.

That's why you don't store everything in one place, like when the Uffizi museum in italy was flooded and thousands of hundred year old books and paintings were destroyed.

It was a great movie which was superbly cast. That year Thomas Mitchell appeared in "Gone With the Wind," "Stagecoach." "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," and "Only Angels Have Wings." As well casted as the movie was the book was much better binding itself as all good stories do to the inner recesses of the mind. It will live within me forever.