How did Scarlett and Rhett's daughter die in "Gone With the Wind"?
Correct answer: Fell off a horse
Angie D
I have watched this movie at least million times. Is my favourite movie of all time but no matter what and even though I know it's coming I still bawl my eyes out
Mirandah3
Frankly my dear I don't give a damn!
goodLuck1111
older classic movies are a must see😥even if you do the ugly cry
EvilEve9
I don't know nothing about birthing babies!!!
MikaylaSunrise1967
My mother, born in 1918, read the book when she was pregnant and her daughter was born. She said if I wanted a girl that I needed to read "Gone With the Wind" when I was pregnant. Blessings, my baby girl was born In 1967. Thank you mama.
Celine Ann Aguilar
She died the same way Scarlett's father did, so tragic.
QuizLord
my only daughter is named Bonnie and everyone started calling her "Bonnie Blue" few yrs later ran across the flag, it's solid blue with one large white star in the middle. saved it and gave to her on her wedding day to fly at her new home.
Rebecca Trader
how sad
LeoDada
chazk201, yes he did. Same in the book. Then he refused to bury her for days, Melanie convinced him to agree to the burial, in the end. One of my fav novels 💗
Lau 1505
Player #2964204, I’ve read the book twice and watched the movie at least a dozen times
Lionessa
QuizLord, That "Bonnie Blue flag" was the first flag of the southern Confederacy. You might want to be careful where you fly it...
George
Alpo, are you serious? I learned to ride before I could walk
India
does no one read books? ok see the film but the book is the real hero.
Kay
LeoDada, j
Vic
Mirandah3, Bonnie Blue is what her daddy named her, she was the apple of his eye
ss
omg I only read up to the war finishing
Player #42887124
What a great movie! It even had SUPERMAN in it even if it was only for just a few minutes!!
Jaymz The B.
As a young boy I was “forced to “ be badly bored with watching it all in the theater. Later in life I have owned both VHS AND DVD COPIES of this awesome MASTERPIECE. Cool huh?!
Player #38291957
Taramaiden, it's too bad that you choose not to see thse shows...they are excellent...and you're the one who loses, but that be your choice!
Player #33292972
Player #19718431, they are trying to erase our past but can’t be done. It also shouldn’t be done. Can’t have a future without a past it’s what makes us what we are today and I don’t care what anyone says we are a great nation.
Player #21995433
Mirandah3, yup. gotta love Rhett. yummm
Player #21995433
Angie D, but read the book, it is even better.....
Anastasia
Celine, remember just before Bonnie started to jump Scarlett said "She's just like Pa"?
flying fingers
and today the movie is being pulled off of Netflix for glorifying racism.
Player. Ty
In Gone with they had to shoot the Burning of Atlanta scene First, It was in their contract because they had to clear the back lot/set. What they burned was the Wall from "King Kong",,,talk about killing 2 birds with 1 stone.
Linden
Wendell Thomas, I HAD NO IDEA THE THE FOX THEATER IN RIVERSIDE WAS THE FIRST TO SHOW "GONE WITH THE WIND"! I am a born, and raised, and retired Los Angeles and San Bernadino counties boy. I am so ashamed to not know that fact, particularly at my age. (Not that I did not trust you, but I looked it up and, son-of-a-gun, you are completely correct.) Thank you my friend!
Linden
EvilEve9, Actually, the line is; "I don't know nothin' bout birthin' no babies!"
Player #10978483
Angie D, it would take 452 years to watch the film a million times. Just how old are you?? 😄
Ssennuni
Wow and the picture clearly shows that she fell off a horse
DaiseyBunni
Lau 1505, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve read the book beginning at 14 years old. The movie was where I fell in love with Clark Gable. Standing at the bottom of the stairs at Twelve Oaks.
Player #7929563
It's funny that as I read the comments...it is like Bonnie Blue was a REAL person.
Raven Lynn
EvilEve9, Butterfly McQueen she was great in her role for that movie That is my fav line in the movie
GiGi07
Cherokeeprincess3, wow, didn't know that one
Aleta The Red Warrio
Angie D, sorry I meant the “book”.
Aleta The Red Warrio
Angie D, so do I. I have read the books many time too. I watched it a few weeks ago, taped it and will watch it yet again. The movie is so like the book. Yes
Sandyberry
My mom loved this movie so I had to see it! Of course back then, you couldn't just turn on a computer or tablet and find things you wanted to watch, or buy or rent a copy. So I had to wait a long time to see it.
And much later on, after VCRS first came out and then they released this movie on VHS, my Daddy bought this elaborate set of VHS tapes for my Mom since she loved it so much. Good memories 🙂
And incidentally, we live in GA, south of Atlanta. They have some historical sites related to this story/movie that you can visit.
Cool Cat Lady
FaithfulReader, The Confederate flag is red background. The flag mentioned is the Bonnie Blue flag which is blue background with 1 large white star in the center.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonnie_Blue_Flag
Mermaid of the star
Mermaid 6191 loved the movie Clark gable was amazing
Narragem
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Player SQinfoNUTS
Angie D, Me too.