you can get it on lime wire
The beloved film version of 'The Wizard of Oz' came out first. Its release date was August 12, 1939. The movie 'Gone with the Wind' came out on December 15, 1939.
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The Wizard of Oz. It premiered 12 August 1939 and went into wide release on 25 August 1939. Gone with the Wind premiered 15 December 1939 and did not go into wide release until 17 January 1941. This information is courtesy of the Internet Movie Database.
Yes, as this is quite obvious when one does side-by-side comparisons of The Emerald City and Atlanta during the burning scene of Sherman's March. Daryl Zanuck was well knows for his thriftiness in these issues, and actually had The Wizard of Oz filmed during nightimes when the Gone with the Wind set was closed.
Gone With The Wind
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The beloved film version of 'The Wizard of Oz' came out first. Its release date was August 12, 1939. The movie 'Gone with the Wind' came out on December 15, 1939.
Wizard of oz, Gone with the wind that's about all I know
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It was Gone With The Wind. She was going to be the younger sister of Scarlett O'Hara
'Gone With the Wind' and 'The Wizard of Oz' (both 1939) were among the biggest then or ever.
"Gone With the Wind" won the 1939 Best Picture award over "The Wizard of Oz." Both films were credited to director Victor Fleming, who was pulled off "Oz" to take over "GWTW."
1939...the same year that 'Gone with the Wind' and 'The Wizard of Oz' went in movies.
Casablanca Gone with the Wind, The Wizard of Oz, and Disney's Snow White are also from the 1930's.
The Wizard of Oz. It premiered 12 August 1939 and went into wide release on 25 August 1939. Gone with the Wind premiered 15 December 1939 and did not go into wide release until 17 January 1941. This information is courtesy of the Internet Movie Database.
the first thing ever shown on tv was the news after 10