Opening & Closing to Gone with the Wind 1998 VHS [MGM Home Entertainment]
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- The overture and closing with exit music is new to my channel.
Distributor: MGM Home Entertainment [Turner Entertainment Co.] | Reprint pressing [originally released on video in 1985, although this beautiful restoration was brand new at the time] | Tape print dates: August 24, 1998 [Tape One] and August 23, 1998 [Tape Two] | Two tape release
Synopsis:
A sheltered and manipulative Southern belle and a roguish profiteer face off in a turbulent romance as the society around them crumbles with the end of slavery and is rebuilt during the Civil War and Reconstruction periods.
Opening:
1. MGM/UA Home Video rainbow scroll (1998 copyright)
2. FBI warning screen
3. MGM website bumper
4. MGM 75 Years promo
5. 1998 MGM Home Entertainment logo
6. Overture (not included in my original upload. I've included it because the streaming print on Max doesn't include it due to time constraints)
7. Selznick International Pictures logo (the original 1985 VHS release has the logo frozen for some reason)
8. Title sequence
Closing:
1. End of the film ["...Tomorrow is another day!"] / "THE END - A Selznick International Picture" bumper
2. Exit music (also not included on Max's streaming print)
3. 1987 Turner Entertainment Co. logo (updated version)
4. MGM/UA Home Video rainbow scroll (again)
Happy 100th Anniversary, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer!
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It was a good film. Lots of romance, comedy, and action. And the ending was so unforgettable. 😢
This would be the last release of this by MGM themselves before WB gained full home video rights to the film.
1:04 also appeared at the end of most MGM DVDs (Mannequin, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, Material Girls, etc).
I have this VHS as well as the 1985 VHS releases of this classic.
I have the 1985 and 1989 50th Anniversary Edition VHS releases of this movie which are both released by MGM/UA Home Video
I have the 1985 Betamax of "Gone with the Wind".
King of kings
I love gone with the wind
"Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn."
I have a copy of this VHS as well as the 1985 release on LaserDisc.
GWTW