Shot from the movie "Gone with the Wind"

Experts on Hollywood history are often called "Gone with the Wind" by the producer's creation David O. Selznick, and not appearing in the credits Victor Fleming. The fact is that three different directors worked on the classical picture, and Selznik directed the project from beginning to end. The first director of "Gone with the Wind" was George Cukor. He was fired after 18 filming days, as he had a complicated relationship with Selznik and with the leading star Clark Gable. Then Victor Fleming worked on the painting, which at that time also worked on "The Wizard of Oz". At some point, Fleming could not stand the load and temporarily moved away from filming. For three weeks he was replaced Sam Wood, after which the rested Fleming continued to shoot.

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