Gone with the Wind- Rhett Butler's Best Lines
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- čas přidán 26. 02. 2018
- Haha! No one can master a quip like the King of Hollywood. Clark Gable plays Rhett Butler (and you can glimpse the amazing Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara). Enjoy. #jasonmovieguy #oscars2018
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I cant believe Clark Gable was nervous about playing Rhett Butler, the role fit him like a glove. What a performance!!
Gable was leery about doing a period piece after the critical and box-office fiasco that had been 1937's "Parnell." One of the worst "big" movies of the 1930's and a major blemish on Gable's reputation as "the King." (According to legend, Gable's wife, Carole Lombard, would leave "Parnell" promotional materials around their home as a joke and to check her husband's ego.) After "Parnell," Gable didn't think he was a good fit for non-contemporary roles which why he was hesitant about accepting the role of Rhett Butler.
'my darling you are such a child, you think that by saying you are sorry, all the past can be corrected' my favourite line
Australia government had sorry day
In a World Full of Ashley Wilkes, get you Rhett Butler
I am patiently waiting for mine
That's who I want a rhett butler
There are not men like that anymore :(
Actually... We have none of them nowadays...
Nor noble men, nor chaming men. We are screwed, ladies.
@@laryssalapa2064 Yes. Very screwed 😭
Rhett is a whole mood.
The classic "don't give a damn" line is so different in the book. Rhett doesn't toss it out as a final insult. He says it quietly and sadly. His heart is broken beyond repair.
That would obviously make more sense, like it seems like a much more natural response given the circumstances. I don't know why the actor playing Rhett performed the line so differently. I guess to make him look like a savage.
The harsh response is the more realistic one.
It's not easy to walk away from a woman and not have her pursue if you give an inkling of weakness.
He deserved to give the final insult.
I agree with you
This has always bothered me!!! I'm not Rhett's biggest fan but this line was ruined by the film. He just didn't feel anything for Scarlett anymore. He was exhausted. He didn't say it to hurt her.
Clark Gable is so handsome, he's a real man one hundred percent.
@@kristinwalz8878 Stop lying. NEVER lie or make jokes about rape again or I'll report your account.
@@bibi-we4lg lols!
He had huge ears and teeth but when he got them fixed he became a gold digger
@@bibi-we4lg when did she joke about rape he was telling facts
@@physicalgrafitti4684 It's not facts, stfu. They had an affair and a a child was born. Nothing new. People feel the need to say that every sexual relationship is rape, which is not the case of that one.
Gosh I love Rhett Butler so much
I am insane about Clark Gable. What a man
Elham A OH MY LORD I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING YES.
Oh... I love him to! 😁
Nique Le lecteur me too, Scarlett was such a dumbass... Hey, are u also a Slytherin?
@Elham M Yikes, Michael Corleone? If you love him, you have some serious mental issues.
Best movie ever made.
Debbie Lundberg May have been true until 1977.
Star Wars is not better than GWTW.
JasonMovieGuy AMEN 🙏🏻
I love GWTW, it's in my top five favorites of all time, but I have to disagree. It's super-watchable, but there are better crafted films out there.
Also, I was 15 when Star Wars came out. I've never seen anything like it before or since. It was mind-blowing at the time, and is still a great film.
Not really!
I love how he almost starts laughing after she slaps him.
You forgot my favorite line, “Take my handkerchief, Scarlet. Never, at any crisis of your life, have I known you to have a handkerchief.” This is towards the end of the movie, they’re standing in the doorway when of his bedroom.
Scarlett was told never to accept a handkerchief from a man, it's the height of intimacy. Yet Rhett is always giving her handkerchiefs and teasing her for never having her own. It's a tiny detail that I love so much
I like the way he smiles whenever he successfully teased Scarlett
It's great how the book and movie are long, yet they're both about an unsympathetic main character. Rhett and Scarlett are fascinating, flawed characters and the story doesn't work otherwise.
I don't think they are as unsympathetic... I mean, Scarlett is nice, but... "I don't love Melanie" (actually she'd have better chances of getting Ashley if Melly died) "but I'll risk my life in Atlanta helping her give birth and I'll take her home". "I don't like my sisters, but I'll feed them because they're family". "I don't get on well with aunt Eulalia, but I'll send her money". She's a conniving girl who mastered in seduction because that's what her mother told her was right, but the moment her family needed, she hardened up and fed and clothed everyone in her family. Being a total bitch, but damn! She went all the way from pampered girl to main breadwinner, obviously she burned out and couldn't be nice about it. Many people burn out nowadays while taking care of their children, imagine a woman-child in her situation. I could very much empathize with her. If it were my family starving, I'd probably be a bitch about it, too. No wonder Melanie loves her and is loyal to a fault to her.
Rhett is a bit of the same... Tough outside, tender inside. Pity they didn't have good therapists back then...
@@isam1542 A great insight ❤ This is even more noticeable in the book, where you can detect in quite a few situations that Melanie was not such a goodie goodie as everyone around her perceived her to be. It's the same in real life- a lot of people who seem rough on the outside are very deep and emotional on the inside, often much more than those who are all sweet and nice to everyone.
@@isam1542 I really appreciate the depth of your passion for the film and the novel. I stumbled upon these GWTW videos last week, and am fascinated by the interest in them and all the accompanying comments. Overjoyed is a better word. I read the book when I was 16, and finally got to see the film when it was reissued to be shown in theaters to celebrate its 25th anniversary in 1975. It's given me enormous pleasure all these years; different aspects of the story have resonated with me as I have passed through different stages of my life. In addition to the tantalizing and torturous love story, I was drawn to its depiction of how four distinct personalities coped with an upheaval in their civilization.
How did you become so interested in GWTW?
@@isam1542 these two characters would be too pig headed to go to any therapist... lol
It's true. Most books would be about the boring love between COUSINS Ashley and Melanie and it would have a happy ending. Most movies, for sure...
Gable should have won the Academy Award that year.
Didn't he?
@@sallyperdue3185 No. Robert Donat won for "Goodbye, Mr. Chips"
That, I must say, is a shame.
@@sallyperdue3185 Gable was nominated three times for best actor but only won one time in 1935 for 'It Happened One Night'.
Eh. He was good but Vivian Leigh definitely over shadowed him, performance wise imo.
He's such a bastard. I love it. 😁
He really is a bastard lol
💪🏽😎💪🏽😬
not really... she's more bitchy.
They’re both worse in the books lol.
@@abandonallhope.1040 true but I'd say she's worse than him.
Pretty sure every line Rhett says is a best line...he’s got no bad ones! Rhett is perfection 😍
I love the chemistry between Rhett and Mammy.
The end of this film is the most heart breaking of any .
No. The ending is a happy ending. Actually he should leave her earlier.
My favorite movie of all my life.....great films come and go, but there will only be one Gone with the Wind and one Clark Gable.
Yes! ❤
@@lifeneverfeltsogood Went to see this classic (for the umpteenth time) about 30 years ago...Clark Gable then deceased - and in the scene where he is looking up at Scarlett (without my shimmy) - his smile sent an "Ooohh" thru the large crowd. Vivien Leigh and the rest of the cast were perfect. She at the age of about 21...was perfect for the role. Her eyes conveyed the mercurial intense emotions of Scarlett. Watch the screen tests (CZcams) in which Paulette Goddard tried out....she would have been great too.
@@eileenschenck1264 Wonder why the studio heads chose Leigh over Goddard? Did Vivien sweeten the pot so to speak? Olivier said she was a nymphomaniac.
Goddard's screen test was spectacular...
@@johnnypastrana6727 Are you kidding me? David Selznick went on a two year hunt to find the perfect Scarlett. Hundreds of Hollywood actresses, including the likes of Bette Davis wanted the Scarlett role desperately. Selznick could have gotten ANYONE he wanted to play Scarlett in his movie. VL didn't have to "sweeten the pot." At the time Ms. Leigh was an absolute knock out.
Selznick liked what he saw, and George Cukor was totally impressed by her reading of the script and understanding of Scarlett. I saw some of Paulette Goddard screen test, it was okay, but nothing special. VL was much prettier too. Obviously the Scarlett role went to the right person; the proof is in the Oscar pudding. Lol
Selznick wanted a legacy film in GWTW, and that's what he got. There was a lot of thought that went into the decision of who played Scarlett by David Selznick. VL was never accused of getting the role because she gave it up for David Selznick by anybody, including Olivier. Selznick was more of a professional than that. And regarding your comment about what Olivier said about VL. That's interesting, considering Olivier had quite the reputation of being a consummate philanderer himself. Lol
Terri ... I totally agree ... David Selznick was very professional.... From what I know , at least 500 young actresses were screen tested for Scarlet O’Hara .... VL got the part and there was no “ sweetening the pot .” Yes , she was an absolute knockout . Quite obviously her talent matched her looks ... She got the part because she earned it .... the results are in . Just a masterpiece !
Apparently Rhett's original line before Scarlett falls down the stairs was “Cheer up, maybe you’ll have a miscarriage,” which was censored, but makes more sense in this context.
Well that is the line in the books.
Rhett said that in the movie just before her fall at the top of the stair and he jumped out of her way when she lunged at him in a rage and down she went to his surprise and horror.
@@cha5 I knew that.
I love gone with the wind movie I could watch that movie over and over again surch a great movie yours truly W.C.
That's it! No one could have played the role of Rhett Butler better. I love the way her delivered those lines, his accent and that roguish smile always simmering at the corner of his lips. He was the real man!
The most sad part is the final, bc he is gone with the wind.
He disappears into that mist Scarlett had nightmares about.
like Tuesday
The discussion was always, did he come back or was he gone for good? I have never been able to figure that out. But if he left for good, she lost one hell of a fine man.
@@flagal519 I always hoped they got together. I am just reading "Scarlett" by Alexandra Ripley. I know it's not the same but I still like it. I loved GWTW so much that I couldn't deal with sad ending. So I am reading this continuation and dreaming... 💖
Lu Lima it’s actually an era gone with the wind.
What a man 😍
Maddielovesyou I know 🤤🤤🤤🤤
Rhett Butler e minha alma gemea, eu o adoro💋🤴👑💖💕🥰
The biggest mistake Ashley Wilkes made in GWTW was not taking that bank job in New York.
That and maybe fighting a hopeless war for the confederacy.
Well his wife fell for Scarlett's little theater production
@@jonazo7188 That's actually a really funny way of putting it hahaha
It’s hard to believe that Leigh is very British with an upper crust accent. She does a pretty good Southern accent here
*English. Glaswegian counts as British too and I’m sure that’s not what you had in mind.
Billy Singe To distinguish it from the American Southern dialect that she did a pretty good job with.
Well, Both accents have pretention as their Root, no?
They're terrible to each other but they loved one another. This the best movie in the world. All of them were so fantastic and melony was always loved by Rhett .
To this day he’s one of the coolest characters.
Superb, totally mesmerising, probably the best film ever....
Opportunist Scarlett...
Clark gable... What chemistry..
She's a brilliant actress. Played Scarlett to the hilt.... Performance outstanding... Only some one with this stature could carry it on her shoulder.. Brilliant
Butler was a tremendous opportunist himself, which is why he felt attracted to Scarlett. His problem was that he wanted to turn her into Melania. Dude, you knew who she was, you were no Charles Hamilton!
My favourite movie and best movie ever...love it so much...Clark and vivian are not replaceable for gone with the wind..😍
A true movie star Clark Gable!!
Clark Gable is a real man, and so much more.
Clark gable was and for ever will be a real handsome gentlman and great actor
Clark Gabel Is the man, he’s handsome , charming and such a good actor!
what a MAN.....
indeed, old skool is the only way
Adrian Ruiz They don’t make men like that anymore
@@rhymeasylum2969 just like they don't make women like Melanie Wilkes anymore
Y’all really swooning over a man who was threatening to whip her-
Weissgold Mond I think you’ll survive
I also love how the book (and the film as a result) is a window into Scarlett's life which starts and ends with Rhett Butler. He comes into her life and then leaves it and then.... the end.
Clark Gable was perfect!
He Was VERY BEATUFUL💟💟💟💟💟💞💞💞💞💝💝💝💝💝💗💗💗💗💖💖💖💖💓💓💓💓💓💓❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Just a reminder that practically every fan who had read the original book was BEGGING for Clark to be Rhett even though he was really reluctant to play the role. He was worried about reaching the fans' expectations.
Clark Gabel ! My mothers favorite 👍🏻💐
This man got guts I love it
You left out when he gave his word as " a gentleman."
That is the second best line in the movie.
The Great American novel and movie....unforgettable.
How i jst loved this movie both the actors r so awesome 🌹Dont get to see the kinds anymore 🌹
Bellissimo questo grande film😍 lo visto un milione di volte, e lo rivedrò altre mille volte, è un capolavoro senza tempo, rappresenta tutto, dolore, guerre, speranze, povertà, forza, coraggio, ma soprattutto amore e romanticismo ❤❤ allo stato puro 😍😍😍 mi fa sognare in tutto e per tutto questo film.
Men like this have all died out
They dont give a damn...
Mehrunes'Razor 🤣🤣🤣
frankly my dear I dont give a damm about your comment
because they all got sued.
@Bill McQ epic
"frankly my dear i dont give a damn"
I straight up cheered at that part, he def deserved better and he knew
Of course!! At last one woman that is agree with me!
Clark Gable was so goddamn gorgeous and mesmerizing.
Wonderful movie.
GWTW has followed me my entire life! Literally. I first read it in second grade because it was my mother's favorite book, but I omitted the long historical descriptions. In third grade I read the entire book. At 9 years old I saw the movie and was thrilled. I have to admit that by adulthood I had gotten over GWTW but will always cherish my youthful experience with this fabulous book and film.
I had read the novel 2 times and saw the movie 4 times and cannot get enough of it ...
Vivian Leigh was just downright babe-a-licious in this movie! DAYUM!!!! Ahem, in addition, of course, to her having delivered a carefullly-crafted, astoundingly convincing, brilliant performance.
The World miss this kind of man. .
We`re plenty of men like him, but we`re just MGTOW. There are a lot of b...itches like Scarlett out there, so no thanks.
I think EVERY Rhett's line is iconic ❤
Omg, I love him so much...
I love this man !!
MAGNIFICO
I just wished that we saw them one time, at the end of the movie, holding each other happy. And for me it was so hard see Bonnie die!!!!
This is my favorite film of all times. And this is because there is no happy-end. It would be a film like many other films if there wouold be a happy end.
@@Scheherasad if Scarlett and Rhett had got together at the end of the movie/book, it would have become just another historical romance. It is the fact that they DIDN’T that makes the story so enduring.
My fav of all time!
1:07 "You're not worth $300!"
The full scene is amazing. Rhett is super happy to see her (he's really infatuated with her) because no respectable person had gone to visit him at that point. He's probably thinking "she didn't want me when I was rich and adored, and she comes to visit me in jail? Does she love me? Yay, she DOES love me, yay for me!"
He's crushed when he realizes he was lying to him, and he tries to be as cruel as possible. He probably regretted that when he found out about Mr. Kennedy.
I love the whole movie but my favorite part of the movie is the end frankly darling I don’t give a dam is a great line
Although scarlett was to blame for their failing relationship, wished he stayed fight to save their marriage as she finally realised he was her true lover.
So true she was stuck on Ashley that her love for Ashley blinded her love for Rhett and then also plus the way she dangle Ashley in front of him didn't help eaither but I think the last straw was when there daughter died and when he saw crying on Ashley's lap he had enough and I think he was hurt and knew that he couldn't compete with Ashley
Felt also he carried the guilt of Scarlett’s miscarriage. They never talked about it. After the incident she basically ignored him.
Yeah, so sad but it is not the end of the story. We don't know what was later. Maybe he forgave her and they got together. His first reaction was understandable...
I think he was exhausted in trying to get through to the Scarlett-child.
Barbie Liu if you read the book Rhett fought for his marriage and Scarlett so bad, but as he said in the book, even "the most deahtless of loves can wear out"
Filmul meu de suflet... De la el îmi încarc bateriile atunci cînd mi e greu...
The soundtrack of this movie and these scenes will remain in the history of humanity.
Beautiful movie
Oooooh... I so love this movie? Every minute!!!!
Every woman should have a Rhett Butler.
Sou fascinada por esse filme
Esse homem é fantástico
Ele é muito vivo e eternizado nessa linda obra
E o vento levou
Gone with the Wind
Não me canso de olhar
"Francamente,minha querida,tô cagando pra vc!!"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Como não amar Rett Butler????
He was such a handsome man my goodness need to fan my self i got the vapors 😅 seriously though what a charming bastard i enjoy every scene he was in
Best Movie ever, Forever
Hes so handsome, he just right for her real man but some times crule words from him to het yet Scarlett loves him really ....
Such a wonderful movie .
I haven't seen this movie yet, (plan on it very soon, promise!) but that scene where she falls down the stairs made me wheeze, I have to be honest.
What a man !
The King!
The amo Clark, meu eterno e amado Rhett Butler💋💕💖
Ate agora sinto uma tristeza profunda por Scarlett nunca ter notado o amor q possuiam um pelo outro ate ser tarde demais😥😥
Rhett e maravilhoso demais💋👑🤴
A mans man.
Named my son Rhett ❤ he's the most noble.
Even with his errors
Clark gable . 🤤
The best movie that i've ever seen 💖💯
The man.
Wooooowww fantastic
I love how Rhett doesn't put up with any of Scarlett's shit:)
this man....
I’m reading the book now. Rhett is the beat.
Best film ever and the 2 best characters
Clark Gable was the king of Hollywood.
I’m sorry i just cant take my eyes off Viv. It was perfect casting
Esse filme é maravilhoso !!
I love him as Rhett Butler
There’s so many costumes changes each clip looks like a different movie. 😄
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE 💘
I can't ever be one of you till I experience this???
Clark fucking Gable, everyone! The king of Hollywood, indeed!
He was so fine. ....
Rhett loved and loved Scarlett, but in the end, frankly, he didn't give damn
Well, can you blame the guy? 12 years already of her not reciprocating his love.
@@tracys169 And the worst of it, his wife was always thinking in another man. She even kept the picture of that man with her.
"as a gentleman? Yes sir!"
These ladies will not on speaking terms with their husbands tmr 😂😂😂
Kimmie Lee that’s my Favorite one! That and “do you know I could divorce you for this?”
Hahaha
Os dois são lindos, amo esse casal!
La version sous forme d'une comédie musicale française est magnifique aussi ♥️