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Actor Clark Gable rambles on about his memories concerning his days on the set of Gone With The Wind:

"'Rhett' is one of the greatest male characters ever created. I knew that. I'd read the entire book through six times, trying to get his moods. I've still got a copy in my dressing room and I still read it once in a while, because I know I'll probably never get such a terrific role again. But what was worrying me, and still is was that from the moment I was cast as 'Rhett Butler' I started out with five million critics."

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Behind the Scenes with Clark Gable... (Photoplay Magazine, 1940)

Behind the Scenes with Clark Gable... (Photoplay Magazine, 1940)

Behind the Scenes with Clark Gable... (Photoplay Magazine, 1940)

Behind the Scenes with Clark Gable... (Photoplay Magazine, 1940)

Behind the Scenes with Clark Gable... (Photoplay Magazine, 1940)

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