Gone with the Wind (4/6) Movie CLIP - Leaving for Battle (1939) HD
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On his way to join the Confederate Army, Rhett (Clark Gable) professes his love for Scarlett (Vivien Leigh), but she rejects him harshly.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Gone With the Wind boils down to a story about a spoiled Southern girl's hopeless love for a married man. Producer David O. Selznick managed to expand this concept, and Margaret Mitchell's best-selling novel, into nearly four hours' worth of screen time, on a then-astronomical 3.7-million-dollar budget, creating what would become one of the most beloved movies of all time. Gone With the Wind opens in April of 1861, at the palatial Southern estate of Tara, where Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh) hears that her casual beau Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard) plans to marry "mealy mouthed" Melanie Hamilton (Olivia de Havilland). Despite warnings from her father (Thomas Mitchell) and her faithful servant Mammy (Hattie McDaniel), Scarlett intends to throw herself at Ashley at an upcoming barbecue at Twelve Oaks. Alone with Ashley, she goes into a fit of histrionics, all of which is witnessed by roguish Rhett Butler (Clark Gable), the black sheep of a wealthy Charleston family, who is instantly fascinated by the feisty, thoroughly self-centered Scarlett: "We're bad lots, both of us." The movie's famous action continues from the burning of Atlanta (actually the destruction of a huge wall left over from King Kong) through the now-classic closing line, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." Holding its own against stiff competition (many consider 1939 to be the greatest year of the classical Hollywood studios), Gone With the Wind won ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Actress (Vivien Leigh), and Best Supporting Actress (Hattie McDaniel, the first African-American to win an Oscar). The film grossed nearly 192 million dollars, assuring that, just as he predicted, Selznick's epitaph would be "The Man Who Made Gone With the Wind."
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Cast: Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh
Directors: George Cukor, Victor Fleming, Sam Wood
Producer: David O. Selznick
Screenwriters: Margaret Mitchell, Sidney Howard, Oliver H.P. Garrett, Ben Hecht, Jo Swerling, John Van Druten
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I think it's admirable that Rhett gave one of his gun to Scarlett, so she can defends herself, when he is, himself, going into a war. I think it's an act of true love.
I mean he could have also stayed to defend her himself, but...
He only had one gun. But...not to worry the battlefields then were littered with firearms of all sorts.
Is that what she & Mellie use to take action that against the soldier?
@@thomasjepsen8871 No she uses Charles' old gun (her first husband) that he carried when he went off to the war.
Agree
Scarlett: Everyone was right you aren’t gentlemen!
Rhett: A minor point at such a moment....
I love this movie!
This whole film is filled with the hottest scenes in movie history (thanks to Scarlett and Rhett). And we don't need to see nudity or vulgar scenes. The chemistry is just enough. And how much charisma and a manly presence Clark Gable had 😜
He was considered "The King of Hollywood!" He was also very good friends with Victor Flemmings who directed this and The Wizard of Oz.
REAL TALK
Yes please the vulger scenes need to go and GTFO
Movie industry is sum of societys character.. today you can guess peoples minds from the movies.. cheap and fiction heroes.. guns and fast cars ..lot of money but no humanity
He's no King of Hollywood for no reason 🤓🤓🤓🤗😊
"nevermind the rest, I follow your general idea"
hahahahah
Captain Butler always said it best.
This scene takes my breath away so passionate and captivating, Probably the most swoonworthy scene I've ever seen in a Cinema.
Lady_K were talking bout clark here! ;)
C&S A it’s sad Clark Gable isn’t here to make movies at these times, we need a new Golden age in Hollywood that I can tell my kids and grandkids about
😍😍
Agree
Notice they kept their clothes on. Today people can't grasp love. Only nudity. & lust.
We need more men like Rhett, I love him and this movie to death.
Yeah, I just watch it last night and I'm pretty impressed how much they put in the movie. I'm also check out the sequel later on. The guy who plays as Rhett Butler in the sequel is done by Timothy Dalton. Timothy has that dark devil-may-care look about him that best describes Rhett Butler.
@@BlackCatFilmProductions Is there a sequel, really¿¿¿
@@andresneira637 it's called Scarlett. The book is from 1991? Later a TV movie.
@@christalkscrap6889 Thank you for the information, I didn't know
me tooo
The chemistry they have... omg but crying so hard. the feelings are so real
Agree
Agree
Such a credit to these actors, who could not have been more dissimilar in their backgrounds, to have achieved such off-the-charts chemistry. Much has also been written about the chaotic making of the film-hard to believe given the finished project.
1:10 this is where his "not giving a damn" begins.
Exactly. Their whole romance is a game of tag where they take turns being honest and vulnerable, but never at the same time. Whenever one of them is ready to admit they're in love, the other has their guard up.
@@CountArtha they're both too proud. too similar. they never could fully admit they loved each other. rhett was fairly more sympathetic and likeable than scarlett though
@@ladyGZSeChu like two negative sides of magnet won't attract to each another
- anne This Never had a chance with the Ashley card she kept using. Without Ashley they might have had a chance though.
@@Sam-zb8qt Without Ashley, they'd never have met.
Rhett: Here's a solider of the south who loves you scarlett, who wants to feel your arms around him, who wants to carry the memory of your kisses into battle with him. Never mind about loving me, your a women sending a solider to his death with a beautiful memory. Scarlett kiss me, kiss me once.
Me: *swoon*
shaila colon as i saw this he started saying that verse
And she slapped him:(
@Agnostic Atheist Ex-Christian i actually like the credit introduction here at 2:13
Rhett was a romantic, deep down, in spite of himself. Otherwise he would never have gotten tangled up with Scarlet.
I think this is the moment she starts to fall for him. He’s saying the very words she’s always dreamed of hearing from Ashley. And she does kiss him back for a moment.
I hated Ashley. He was so weak.
He kissed two other women.
@@castlenovelist97BOOKS at least!
Unforgattable kiss in Hollywood!!
wow...anyone else feel a sudden swoon come over them? Be still my beating heart
I've read this fragment in the book something like thousand times :)
Clark gable was so handsome and that smile always made me weak 😍
I felt sorry for him.
"A minor point at a time like this." Love the writing in this film!!
I love this movie and I cannot imagine this being a movie without Rhett. I'll watch it over and over because this is better than any movie I've ever seen, even in 2019.
Agree
"You, helpless. Heaven help the Yankees if they catch you!"
Horse: Men am i right?
😂
Xd
Xdd
Now that's a man.
Priscilla Wilson i agree
Yep
Well, you'd have more men like Rhett if you ladies shut these feminists up. The more men and boys hear that we're bad for touching or even wanting a woman, the worse we're gonna get. You have to fight for your men, your boys - YOUR SONS too you know....
Luke M I agree with you. I'm slightly depressed that I'm only just now making my debut into society, and the feminists have royally screwed things over for me in regards to demonizing masculinity. Men, please be real men. I think Clark Gable and Rhett Butler, even with their flaws, are hotter than any modern-day actor or character I can think of.
Kissing a girl against her wishes is being a real man? Wow.
A part of me hated Rhett for leaving Scarlet, Melanie, and the baby behind. They were vulnerable and in need of protection, but his manly pride and regrets made him go fight in the war. At least Scarlett was a strong woman, and was able to look out for everyone. He deserved a punch in the face not a slap 😂
Ikr if it wasn't for Scarlett they would have died. Still it wasn't right to test her strengths at the point of breaking. If I was her, I would never look at Rhett again
I agree but in that moment, I can see a glimpse of Rhett's personality as well. He was secretly an idealist. Rhett put up a good facade and wall around himself, and reveled in a negative reputation, but he was a different man underneath it all. He decided at the end, to join a losing cause, knowing that more likely than not it'd end with him dead on the battlefield. It was nothing against Scarlett or not wanting to care for her, he puts himself and his idealism first at that moment. I think part of him believed, he wouldn't survive the battle. And one can argue, he was rather 'equal rights' at this point, he knew Scarlett was tough and strong enough to go on without him therefore he gave her his gun.
Well, yes, but at the same time he knew what Scarlett was like and that if anyone was capable of getting them to Tara, it was her. In the book he says "You aren't helpless. Anyone as determined and selfish as you is never helpless. God help the Yankees if they should get you."
@@theshillneckedlizard8364 i love the yankees phrase cause then she actually kills one
Many men left their women. A cause was to be fought.
Girl continuously insults him and lusts after another man and he running after her. Love makes you dumb and blind I guess.
Yeah, I know 😐 Melania was a perfect woman to me.
Dumbass, it's obvious she loves HIM and not Ashley. She keeps putting up with him coming back and causing trouble for her again and again and again. She LOVES HIM, she only uses Ashley to get Rhett to "lift his game".
colliric He Never said she didn’t love him. He’s saying the dude is an idiot for chasing after such a toxic girl. Imagine putting everything you have in a girl. And all she does is belittle you daily with put downs and talks about how much better of a man her past love was. And she did love Ashley though. At least in the beginning.
colliric “Lift his game?” The dude was a success and gave her everything. What else did he have to do?
He knew she was The One.
How many know the score like Rhett did? Scarlett knew the score, but only in her own shoes, which is most of us. But Rhett understoid himself, Scarlett and everyone that he met. He understoid the human condition. I am so glad he loved Scarlett. Most see her as other than the womanly standard, but she was actually the bravest of all of them, her tenacity, strengrh and intelligence saved her home, her family and Melanie. She was this incrediable force and because she was a survivor she was disrepected by everyone but Rhett and Melanie. Scarlett was a hero.
It made me so infuriated when she realizes that she loved him towards the end when he was about to go to war emotional part right there :( but Rhett and Scarlett's chemistry is impeccable!!!!!
Probably one of the most saddest yet beautiful and mysterious scenes in cinematic history.
I think Rhett was so romantic! I cry eveytime I watch this!
“....never mind the rest, I get the general idea.” Classic Rhett!
I love when he tells her to climb down.
I love what a real man Clark Gable depicts as Rhett Butler in this scene. Watch his face after she slaps him. And what he say afterwards, all the way to "Good bye, Scarlett." Great, great scene, one of my favorites from the movie.
Oh my god, he's the sexiest daddy in the whole world
1:12 he is trying so much not to break character.
Not sure if you meant that as a joke, but Clark Gable is incapable of breaking character. "I'm no actor and I never have been. What people see on the screen is me. If I can’t believe what I’m doing, I can’t make others believe it. That’s not being an actor." He impersonated the amused, devilish expression of Rhett perfectly, and was one of those actors who almost always played essentially the same character.
@@sallyperdue3185 yeah old fashioned kind
Quan Dang Is it just me or have I seen you before...? Not a very relevant question but my curiosity is bugging me.
@@sallyperdue3185 nope i am 1 asia
i love the movie, but honestly it's bothers me so much how misleading this scene is. In the book Scarlett was giving in for the kiss and a noise from the background snaped her out from the mood. While here you cannot see her conent at all:S this really annoys me
still a hot scene of course - but it was just better in the book:)
hcoffeegirl can’t agree more! Vivian Leigh and Clark Gable were great actors, but I still think they were some specific atmosphere they didn’t show fully and totally. It’s still a great movie though.
There were a LOT of scenes like this that were better in the book. And yeah, I agree. It always bothered me too how visibly repulsed she is in this scene. It doesn't look like she wants him to kiss her at all... which takes away a lot of the romance for me, honestly.
In the book this scene is so steamy and passionate like you can literally feel the musles on his thighs and how soft his lips are. It's their first actual kiss and Scarlett is swept off her feet actually (like every time they kiss which makes her question her feelings for Ashley). I guess the change of director Cucor and the censure of that time (no screen kiss was supposed to last longer than 3 secs) made this scene a bit rushed. Anyway I love the film but I worship the book. Mitchell had talent to show you and make you feel every scene; that's why Rhett and Scarlett are immortal.
@@KaterinaMKD1 also Clark ate so much garlic to avenge some nasty remarks from Vivien Leigh on set. All told, the kiss was too brief
@@screenactorsguilable I kind of see what you mean. Although, I have read in biographies that actually Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable got along well on set. I read where Clark taught Vivien how to play backgammon and they played battleship, which was a paper and pencil game then, waiting to do their scenes. Yes, I did read about his breath problem. I didn't know he ate garlic to avenge a remark by Vivien on set. lol
Wow!!! Clark Gable!!!! What a MAN!!!!
This and casablanca are the best hollywood movies ever
I’m currently reading GWTW and just read this scene yesterday, I LOVE THEM BOTH!!!!
Who wouldn't want a man like Clark Gable to hold them like 😂😍😳
She did not like kiss Clark Gaible fanfact
@@justynawojcicka5056 yep i knew that but i mean just the imagery like phewww its so romantic and spicy
I'll take Rhett in a heartbeat. Men don't exist like him.
Yum yum yummy
Ladies i'm laying naked with one right now
best movie of all time! I wish they made movies like this now
Maybe they don't have the actors to carry so much emotion.
Wonderful film! unforgetable characters...loved them. Rhett Buttler was a real man!
If I had a man like that in love with me, I certainly wouldn't slap him for kissin me.
Clark Gable was after infection and he almost not have teeth at all after was hospitalize he was fames from bad breath on hollywood so Vivien hate kissing him🤪🤪🤣🤣🤣Thru story
@@justynawojcicka5056thats false, she smoke 2 packs of ciggars every day, both smoke together so imagine
this was one of the best moments in fllm history
I thought this would have been Butler's wake-up call that Scarlet didn't love him. But I was wrong. He kept waiting until Bonnie's death and long-years of Scarlet's negligence wearing him down.
She really did hurt him
She was just mad he left her there and didn't go with her to Tara, to her that was a sign h didn't love her.
Rhett already knew that Scarlett had always been in love with Ashley long before this. He, of course, thought he could 'change' her mind after they got married. He did spoil her, let her run the business, and they made a great couple and enjoyed each other. I think he started to 'lose hope' that she would end up loving him. I think partly because Scarlett was in deep denial and still held on to the idea of Ashley so she didn't show how much she actually loved Rhett. Part of me thought that Rhett might have an issue from his past that made him think that he didn't deserve to be loved so he held on to Scarlett (wanting her love) for so long. But when Bonnie came along, I think Rhett found some healing and felt love or felt being loved then he knew his 'worth' and to finally leave after Bonnie's then Melanie's death.
What a great actress....soaking in every word he is saying and loving it....even tho she won't let him know it.
Clark worked this role. and his character is aware that he is selfish, unlike Scarlett, so unlike her, he's not unlikable and has charm
I cannto stand Scarlett, she's such a brat and what make it worse is that she reminds me of my ex friend.
Damn so true, and Scarlett is definition of brat
Scarlett, for such a smart-witty-clever-cunning person...is amazingly the least self-aware person on the book LOL. She's like got a blinders on or something, she doesn't realize many things, while Rhett on the other hand, had more 'sense' or more awareness and acceptance of his selfish nature and so on.
@@MiyahSundermeyer She remainds me me self
This film still guts me, every time.
greatest chemistry in any movie ever.hottest couple ever tho !
such legendary movie that will never be forgotten.
Agree
Agree
scarlett's a player, she knows what she's doing. A man like that needs a challenge
I love it when in old moovies the characters talk talk fast like that XD. This scene would have taken much more time now.
Where was this Rhett of mine when I was in high school and while I wasted my whole life waiting for that fool like Ashley to love me back?
I love how this scene was shot.
Many have seen Rhett’s leaving as a selfish act, but I disagree. Seeing the realities of war crashing around him, I think Rhett realized that he was wrong to avoid real duty. Yes, he was a blockade runner, but purely “for profit.” Yes, he didn’t think the war was a good idea, but neither did Ashley. The difference between Rhett and Ashley is that the latter had too much honor to see things as clearly as Rhett did. In many regards, I’m sure that Rhett saw Ashley as a fool, and Scarlett too for loving him. In this scene, I think that changes. I think seeing the men in tatters, the war clearly lost, finally allows him to realize that their cause could not have been pure arrogance, as arrogance would not have justified these men in continuing to fight a losing battle.
I do not think it was Meade’s oversight to avoid any sort of confrontation between Rhett and Ashley over Scarlett’s affections. While many lose respect for Ashley as the book/movie progresses, I think Rhett gained respect for him. He sees in his selfless defense of a losing cause the type of gallantry he finds lacking in himself.
He had to go. To fight for a way of life the south knew. Rich & poor were losing their beloved South.
Among all the characters that I've read in GWTW, Rhett had the most interesting arc.
Note: At this point in the novel, Scarlett was 16 (maybe 17) years of age; Rhett was pushing 40. Because the book was so fresh in the American people's minds, 1939 audiences were fully aware of this fact and didn't seem to mind. Today, however, I believe it would be a totally different reaction and rightfully so. However, I believe it was quite common for men to marry much younger during this time in American history.
+Zoltan Korda This was 1864, 3 years after the story started. Here, Scarlett was 19 and Rhett 36. At the end of the novel, Scarlett was 28 and Rhett 45.
+ssnarashi Thank you for that clarification. You're correct, because that would place Scarlett's year of birth around 1844 or 1845. Knowing that put's a slightly different mood to this scene. Again, thank you!
+Zoltan Korda goodness. that explains why she's all crazy over Ashley and not getting over her doomed crush. Her age.. This scene is so good tho. I got shivers!
@@scotgat explain rightly so?
@@rukaruka87 Funny I thought her behavior was rather consistent throughout the whole movie age not withstanding . What is more Melanie and Scarlett are roughly the same age, yet she marries Ashley at the very beginning before the war. So your age and maturity based reasoning has bullet holes.
One of MY FAVORITES, makes my knees buckle
Rhett: I love you more than I love any woman. I wish a man could tell me those kind loving words. They don’t make real men like Rhett anymore.😘🥰😍❤️♥️
These two have the best fights & no matter what horrible things she says to him, he loves her so much!! 💘 🐎
I wish we could go back into time. When love was real. When we had real romance movies. Back in these times was always a Romeo and Juliet moment of love.
One of my favorite scenes. One of the best in the film.
my favourite ever movie, love it so much. I never tire of watching it. Just wonderful from start to finish :)
Ah, my favorite scene of all time! Thank u for posting it.
Love this movie around the holidays. November 2020
A true gentleman and a man of honour
omg I'm so in love with this man 😩
The most wonderful moovie ever, all actors playd good their role
damn the horse wins with no talk at all amazing!
I only think of this scene when I think of this movie. It's quick, yet so powerful. The sky behind them is beautiful.
Amo esta película , amo la química de ellos dos, esta escena es muy apasionada y dramática 💖💖
And this film is a classic through in through.
best kiss ever...
How can this film be from 1939
It looks fabulous
Hmmm....I think this started my love of anti-heroes...and witty men.
kt1pl2 same
Anti-heroes are so HOT.
GREATEST MOVIE EVER MADE!
Film indimenticabile, ogni secuenza la so a memoria. Non mi stancherei di guardare ogni giorno ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂
Muzica imaginea actorii scenariu absolut perfect.
Oh my goodness. What a man.
it's a beautiful classic
Anyone watching and reading in 2021? I just happened upon this as it’s one of my favorite books and movies. I must tell you that in the book Rhett shows up many more times and is more of a rascal as he declares his love for her many times in the book and also his indication of wanting to make love to her. He also helps her a lot too. He gives her money in the book and helps her when she is overcome with morning sickness when she’s pregnant with her second child. In the book she married three times and has two other children besides Bonnie.
At one point, he tells her that sometimes he felt like he wanted to kill her second husband, Frank, because he was so in love with her and wanted her for himself.
I'm watching and reading in 2021 (waves) Yeah, I notice the bit where Scarlett throws up in front of Rhett when she's pregnant with Ella didn't make it into the movie, lol. But it says a lot about Rhett's character that he doesn't even blink when Scarlett vomits, just holds her head for her, passes her a handkerchief and when she's overcome with embarrassment, he just shrugs and tells her he already knows she's pregnant. You have to remember that for a lady to throw up in public was about the most socially humiliating thing that could happen in the 1800's, and Rhett didn't care, he just took it in his stride. What a guy!
Rhett knew that scarlet was an immature girl who doesn't know the real meaning of marriage. Her first marriage is to avenge Ashley's disregard for her. Second marriage to Frank is to save Tara. She never married for love and fun. Rhett, when he proposes to Scarlett remarks that she had married a boy and an old man. Why not Marry a man the right age who has a way with women like himself . He loved Scarlett to the extent he tolerated all her crazy marriages and waited for her and was Kind to her children through former marriages.what a man!scarlett didn't knew his worth until Melanie dies leaving behind a devastated Ashley. Her illusion of Ashley is overcome only at that point when she is left alone and she runs in search of Rhett which was too late
I always feel so sorry for that poor horse.
DITTO
People used to fight wars with horses lol im sure this horse is fine
Gets me every time..... *swoon*
....That was a really loud slap....
there are pictures from behind the set,and there are many pictures of vivien and clark scenes like playing cards together.etc.I only heard that Clark had a bad breath,so she didn't like kissing much LOL.there were many rumors about that.ew
probably there were some conflits which is a normal thing
STILL ONE OF THE BEST SCENES MEGEHD
The greatest movie of all times
To be honest this script is realy amizing 😍😍😍😍🙌🙌👌
until now, I still haven't had any idea about why Rhett had to leave for the battle!!! what motivated him to do that!
Rhett Butler is the first Han Solo.
I love this story
I love it so much
They're so perfect and wrong for each other at the same time.
They are so great.
In this scene he looks like the dude from The Mummy maybe it’s the outfit and hair
I LOVE thismovie and the Book 3 amazing what they did
I love this scene. 😍
amor eterno por Rhett Butler
Meravigliosi meravigliosi meravigliosi! La coppia piú bella di sempre
Perfect
Rhett is every cool uncle 😂
Rhett, Clark Gable is so so so so charming.
La mejor película que vi en mi vida
I love it
This is amazing❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
"Don't hold me like that!" 😢 Wow, I wonder what all the guys reaction is to that statement.
Don’t make a mistake and shoot the nag. 😆Love Rhett’s sense of humour. Ashley’s quiet demeanour is boring compared to Rhett’s personality.
Lol “and when I’m dead I hope your conscious hurts you!”
31/3/23 I watched the movie while I was young and now I am so young as before I come back to this
Toe nd a kiss with a slap was epic
that film is how in got my name