Another tremendous tour of Tara. The set was taken apart and glad pieces of the set was saved. Save it for further generations. Thanks for going there!
Great vlog! One small correction, though. You kept mentioning that the one window was where Scarlett shot the Yankee from. Actually, in the movie, she shot him on the staircase inside Tara and he tumbled backwards to the floor. That window was the one Melanie yelled out to Suellen, Carrine, Gerald and Mammy that the gunshot they heard was Scarlett cleaning a gun. No big deal; this was still very interesting!
You got me researching characters from your videos. 👍 I read that in her later years Margaret Mitchell secretly funded many black medical school scholarships. 😉
I love to listen to Peter Bonner, great speaker, historian, human being, and friend. I worked with him on this project as 1 of the volunteers... Very proud to have been part of this and to have grown up in this area.
That's amazing that these items are still around and cataloged! Seems like it needs to be in something more insect controlled and temperature controlled.
This vlog made me cry from excitement. This was amazing Jordan! Thank you! Gone with the Wind is one of my favorite movies of all time. It's so sad that this was never able to be completely assembled and displayed at a museum. You are so lucky to have seen it 🙂
I hope that whoever buys this facade of Tara will be able to make it into a museum or something like it. It's not only part of Hollywood but it's part of History.
Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!!!! Loved this vlog so much, Jordan!!! I hope that your Mom enjoyed seeing this with you. Peter is such a wealth of knowledge on GWtW. He is Hilarious, Entertaining, and is just fun to be around! His passion for this project is incredible. I am so glad that you got to meet him. Thank you for vlogging this before it was sold. I honestly thought it would have sold for so much more!!! Hopefully it will end up at a museum so that it can be enjoyed for many years to come. Jordan, you always do an Amazing Job with your vlogs, but I think the best part was your smile standing in front of the window that Scarlett shot the Yankee. Pure Bliss! Can't wait for tomorrow, Because...... Tomorrow is another day!
Thank you Jordan. As so many times before, your vlog catalogues a special place at a special time. It may never be seen again, except here in this vlog. Grateful you jumped on the opportunity just in time. Hopefully those that purchased the collection recognize what they have and choose to display it publicly. Can't wait for tomorrow's Gone With The Wind experience!
Loved seeing what is left of Tara even in it's current state and loved that you got your picture in front of those iconic stairs! I have my dvd out and ready to watch and have Peter Bonner's books on my Amazon wish list! Thank you Jordan!
thank you so much Jordan. I know it's just a movie set - but it means so much to so many people that it breaks your heart that we'll never get this opportunity again. When I think what the Smithsonian's American History Museum could do with this! If only... if only....
How much fun was this vlog!! All the unknown facts about the famous Tara. I’m not familiar with all the different part’s but this guy has done fantastic job getting it together as much as he... now that’s dedication. Also very interesting stories... Great Vlog Jordan, I appreciation your time in putting this vlog together a for us your fans/ viewers...take care🌺🌸🦋🍀🌻🌻🤠
Historically and Cinematically Awesome! Some of the best acting you’ll ever see was on display, way ahead of its time. Not to mention, one of the greatest productions ever.
Such iconic pieces from a great film awaiting their fate. Thank you so much Jordan for bringing them back to life for a beloved Gone With the Wind fan!
This was so amazing to see in a vlog and I can only imagine how it felt in person. As I watched, I wondered if anyone like Olivia De Havilland or Mickey Kuhn who are very much alive or any relatives of other cast members were interested in purchasing such an iconic piece of movie history. Thank you for introducing us to Peter and all of his knowledge! Happy Canada Day to all the Canadian Lionhearts!
Hi Jordan, how AMAZING WAS THAT!! I really do hope that a Museum or someone buys that and decides to rebuild it as best they can and display it, it is too important to just to be lost forever. Great vlog Jordan.
GWTW is my favorite movies of all time and it is incredible to see what is left of Tara. I hope it goes to a museum so that all can see it in person. Thank you Jordan, you did a great job and so nice of you to take your mom!
The gates to the movie gone with the wind Arnel erected and have been since 1988 at an estate emerald Island estate in lake shastina California... A house which I used to live at. 9:46
That's so great that you got to do a vlog on this before it is auditioned off . I hope they do at least put in in a museum somewhere . Thanks Jordan . That was so informative . I never knew about any of this . Love it !!
Such a surreal experience; seeing Tara in pieces. Hope that Miss Betty’s plan for a Gone with the Wind museum will somehow come about. What a wonderful design she had in mind. It was so awesome to actually see the set. Hopefully it will go to someone that will want to preserve the history of one of the greatest movies of all time. Thanks Jordan such a great second half!
AGAIN! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU JORDAN! I just couldn't get Peter to let me in to see Tara and NOW knowing that the door will be gone too is fresh hell for me! I grew up as a child in that area but my family moved away. Trust me, if I had known, I would have been helping him a long time ago. I have talked to him on a long phone conversation and I know he has done everything he could to save it. This is killing me. I went to the Jonesboro museum. Hope you did too to see the Jonesboro neckties and that hat! History! I will have to scoot to the Margaret Mitchell museum before the door goes! Again, much thanks and love! Lisa transplanted from Atlanta 😭
@@DazewithJordantheLion Thank you for letting me know. I will go off and cry for a while. I truly do appreciate you letting me know. I really was close to this project. As close as I could get. Bless you Jordon! I truly enjoy all your videos but these two touched my heart. You were there when I couldn't be. Much Love and God Bless! Lisa (Melissa) transplanted from Atlanta 😭
Its so sad to see all these things one above the other, like garbage!! So sad!! Such a perfect movie, unforgettable!! Why didn't they put them in a Museum, or is it that people would feel the same just like me?? I love and cherish GWTH!! Best movie ever!!!
Jordan, My late Mom and Aunt would have loved this. They went and got bricks when the Lowe's Grand was torn down in the 1970's. When I was a kid the movie was re-released and I saw it for the first time in the Lowe's Grand in the late 1960's.
Oh thankyou, really glad i didn't buy a ticket to fly over to your country to see the house, before my time but i loved the movie, thought it was a actual plantation and would have been looked after
Thank you Jordan for preserving the images and history of this stuff before it is gone. What a iconic part of movie history. That was very detailed and well done. These "travel vlogs" have been outstanding! Keep following your instincts, and they will prove to be correct as you vlog. Thank You!
Such an interesting story!! That sucks that the museum never came to fruition... Gone with the Wind being one the greatest movies ever!! Very disappointing but a great vlog Jordan Thank You 👍🏻❤️✌🏻
Thank you so much for this vlog. I have a History Degree from West Georgia College in Carrollton, Georgia (Susan Myrick's hometown). I was born in Atlanta at Fort McPherson (Now Tyler Perry Studios) and am a huge fan of Gone with The Wind and Civil War History. I encourage you to take extra care to preserve these EXCELLENT vlogs. With the pandemic, who knows what the future holds, and we may never experience such wonderful history in person again. You do a fantastic job with your vlogs! I discovered your work yesterday about the Allman Brothers and now I am hooked! I live in Northern California now and of course miss that part of the world and it's culture. With time, so much of that culture has been obliterated or modified. You help to keep it alive. Carry on with your priceless work and thank you!
It's in so many pieces. Too bad someone can't buy all this and put it up somewhere so the fans could come and see it. I never knew they were real stories from Margaret's life. Thank you for bring us here and telling as all this fascinating information. Safe Travels and Take Care.
What a shame that this has fallen into this state of disrepair, Jordan. Thank you for taking us to this site. I truly was shocked to see the condition that everything was in. I DO think that some day, whoever bought it, it will be made into a museum for all to see. I just hope they can restore it to what it looked like in the movie. Thanks for taking us to TARA! And Jordan, I just have one closing line for you...."Tomorrow's another day!"
Thanks so much for this! I remember my mom and I charishing our huge White and Gold double VHS copy of the movie. It would make me so happy to see this put back together and restored.
I thought the window was when melanie yelled out of,;after Scarlet shot the Yankee from top the stairs in the face and melonie opened the window to yell out at the sisters, "scarlet was cleaning the gun and it had went off an nearly scared her to death"scarlet to death? In any case I love your channel so plz keep creating and God bless!
Scarlet didnt shoot the Yankee through the window. She shot him as he was coming toward her in the house, right at the bottom of the stairs. Melony then pops her head out of the window to tell the rest of the family that Scarlet accidently set the gun off so that they didnt come in and see the dead man. Its my favorite scene with Melony because she is so proper and reserved but its her idea to rob him.
I also especially remember (and still watch for) the serIes of extreme expressions that slide over Vivien Leigh's face in that scene. You can really feel what it was like to be a woman caught in that situation in that time.
Hi Jordan, this was an interesting video, I've never seen gone with the wind, it's one of those movies that you say I'm going to watch, but I never got around to, but thanks to you, I Now know more about the movie than I did before. So thank you for sharing the details ☺️
I had no idea it was based on real people! That is fascinating! I have Gone with the wind in my library. I'll be reading it again soon after seeing this.
I lived in Culver City in L.A. by the M.G.M. studios. The set from the burning of Atlanta was still standing at that time! This was during the early 1980's. They finally destroyed it some time later.
You are correct Andrew (long admirer of the book and the movie here) it is also the window where Mammy calls to Scarlett when Scarlett leaves the Tarleton Twins on the front porch of Tara. I always learned the arch window that is shown in this video IS the window Mammy calls to Scarlett and the same window on the stair landing behind Scarlett when she shoots the Yankee. ......A bit of Trivia in the opening credits of the movie ... The Tarleton Twins the actors playing them are identified incorrectly. Also Ellen O'Hara played by Barbara O"Neil ... O'Neil is spelled incorrectly.
Now that would definitely be a Museum that I would love to see!!! They put up museums for all kinds of garbage that people don't really care about. This would be a Museum of history AND entertainment!!! It's a shame that the Clark Gable Museum in Ohio didn't bid for it. These people who have ignored it will be whining some day about why it no longer exists and it is going to be because nobody gave a damn!!! Artifacts like this just don't surface every day! Hollywood should be ashamed for letting them get away!!! Wasn't it Steven Spielberg who bought Clark Gable's Oscar and donated it back to the Academy for safekeeping? The same thing should have been done here!!!
Again, I feel kinda dumb. Did not know that the town of "Tara" was a real place. Peter Bonner was a waterfall of information! When I saw the movie as a teenager, I thought it was real ( I know, that was the whole point) , but as I grew older I discovered it was filmed on a sound stage (?) And It was fake. I have stone mountain roots, and I've always loved the old south - I've said for years I was born in the wrong century!
Go Betty!! 😁 I hope someone from a historical society or Hollywood connection will bid on what's left of the remaining movie set!! It would be a crying shame if it was just left to rot!! 😢 Good timing Jordan! You just may be one of the last people to have your photo taken in front of that iconic doorway from that classic scene that proves when the going gets rough the tough get going and think that sums up the character of Scarlet well! In guessing a fairly accurate portrayal of a Southern Belle hopefully minus the brattiness. She was a force to be reckoned with and no doubt modeled after real life women who were just as tough and who survived the war by sheer grit n determination but not necessasarily acknowledged for their contributions! I salute them for their bravery n love of family!! Loved this vlog!! 😁
Fascinating vlog, Jordan! It's too bad a museum isn't preserving and displaying this stuff. I live in Georgia, and this barn is literally the worst place to be storing these artifacts. They'll likely be devoured by termites. I hope not!
Another tremendous tour of Tara. The set was taken apart and glad pieces of the set was saved. Save it for further generations. Thanks for going there!
Great vlog! One small correction, though. You kept mentioning that the one window was where Scarlett shot the Yankee from. Actually, in the movie, she shot him on the staircase inside Tara and he tumbled backwards to the floor. That window was the one Melanie yelled out to Suellen, Carrine, Gerald and Mammy that the gunshot they heard was Scarlett cleaning a gun. No big deal; this was still very interesting!
I was going to make this same
Glad you bought that! As you said, no big deal - it was an interesting video.
You got me researching characters from your videos. 👍 I read that in her later years Margaret Mitchell secretly funded many black medical school scholarships. 😉
What a great vlog to post for Olivia deHavilland's 103rd birthday today!
She was the greatest example to us all as a loving human being, r.i.p.
I love to listen to Peter Bonner, great speaker, historian, human being, and friend. I worked with him on this project as 1 of the volunteers... Very proud to have been part of this and to have grown up in this area.
It’s just unbelievable to me that this is just laying around being lost to time.😢
Should have been in a museum years ago!
That's amazing that these items are still around and cataloged! Seems like it needs to be in something more insect controlled and temperature controlled.
This vlog made me cry from excitement. This was amazing Jordan! Thank you! Gone with the Wind is one of my favorite movies of all time. It's so sad that this was never able to be completely assembled and displayed at a museum. You are so lucky to have seen it 🙂
I hope that whoever buys this facade of Tara will be able to make it into a museum or something like it. It's not only part of Hollywood but it's part of History.
Wow! This was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for you and us. So appreciative of seeing these 80-year-old pieces! 🦁🐕🦁
Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!!!! Loved this vlog so much, Jordan!!! I hope that your Mom enjoyed seeing this with you. Peter is such a wealth of knowledge on GWtW. He is Hilarious, Entertaining, and is just fun to be around! His passion for this project is incredible. I am so glad that you got to meet him. Thank you for vlogging this before it was sold. I honestly thought it would have sold for so much more!!! Hopefully it will end up at a museum so that it can be enjoyed for many years to come. Jordan, you always do an Amazing Job with your vlogs, but I think the best part was your smile standing in front of the window that Scarlett shot the Yankee. Pure Bliss! Can't wait for tomorrow, Because...... Tomorrow is another day!
Thank you Jordan. As so many times before, your vlog catalogues a special place at a special time. It may never be seen again, except here in this vlog. Grateful you jumped on the opportunity just in time. Hopefully those that purchased the collection recognize what they have and choose to display it publicly. Can't wait for tomorrow's Gone With The Wind experience!
Loved seeing what is left of Tara even in it's current state and loved that you got your picture in front of those iconic stairs! I have my dvd out and ready to watch and have Peter Bonner's books on my Amazon wish list! Thank you Jordan!
I’ve seen the front door of the set at the Margaret Mitchell museum, fantastic to see the rest.
thank you so much Jordan. I know it's just a movie set - but it means so much to so many people that it breaks your heart that we'll never get this opportunity again. When I think what the Smithsonian's American History Museum could do with this! If only... if only....
How great is it that you were able to vlog this before it was sold. I hope it does find it's way to a museum.
How much fun was this vlog!! All the unknown facts about the famous Tara. I’m not familiar with all the different part’s but this guy has done fantastic job getting it together as much as he... now that’s dedication. Also very interesting stories... Great Vlog Jordan, I appreciation your time in putting this vlog together a for us your fans/ viewers...take care🌺🌸🦋🍀🌻🌻🤠
Historically and Cinematically Awesome! Some of the best acting you’ll ever see was on display, way ahead of its time. Not to mention, one of the greatest productions ever.
Such iconic pieces from a great film awaiting their fate. Thank you so much Jordan for bringing them back to life for a beloved Gone With the Wind fan!
I'm hoping whoever buys this will reconstruct Tara and maybe open it to the public
This was so amazing to see in a vlog and I can only imagine how it felt in person. As I watched, I wondered if anyone like Olivia De Havilland or Mickey Kuhn who are very much alive or any relatives of other cast members were interested in purchasing such an iconic piece of movie history. Thank you for introducing us to Peter and all of his knowledge! Happy Canada Day to all the Canadian Lionhearts!
Jordan thank you so much for keeping the tradition of old hollywood alive through your vlogs and videos!
Would be nice if a Museum bought it all and displayed it . Really nice vlog Jordan thank you . :-)
celestine811 agreed
Hi Jordan, how AMAZING WAS THAT!! I really do hope that a Museum or someone buys that and decides to rebuild it as best they can and display it, it is too important to just to be lost forever. Great vlog Jordan.
So interesting!! This Tara journey was truly awesome, Jordan! Cheers!!
GWTW is my favorite movies of all time and it is incredible to see what is left of Tara. I hope it goes to a museum so that all can see it in person. Thank you Jordan, you did a great job and so nice of you to take your mom!
The gates to the movie gone with the wind Arnel erected and have been since 1988 at an estate emerald Island estate in lake shastina California... A house which I used to live at. 9:46
That's so great that you got to do a vlog on this before it is auditioned off . I hope they do at least put in in a museum somewhere . Thanks Jordan . That was so informative . I never knew about any of this . Love it !!
Classic movie, hate to see everything go to waste. Loved the movie and always, love your vlogs. 😎🐶
This has been a favorite movie and story for years. Thank you for sharing this terrific information.
Such a surreal experience; seeing Tara in pieces. Hope that Miss Betty’s plan for a Gone with the Wind museum will somehow come about. What a wonderful design she had in mind. It was so awesome to actually see the set. Hopefully it will go to someone that will want to preserve the history of one of the greatest movies of all time. Thanks Jordan such a great second half!
Thankyou so much . I read the book many times . And have seen the movie about 6 times. You give very good tours
My goodness. This is legendary! I love GWTW. To see the set.... wow
AGAIN! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU JORDAN! I just couldn't get Peter to let me in to see Tara and NOW knowing that the door will be gone too is fresh hell for me! I grew up as a child in that area but my family moved away. Trust me, if I had known, I would have been helping him a long time ago. I have talked to him on a long phone conversation and I know he has done everything he could to save it. This is killing me. I went to the Jonesboro museum. Hope you did too to see the Jonesboro neckties and that hat! History! I will have to scoot to the Margaret Mitchell museum before the door goes! Again, much thanks and love! Lisa transplanted from Atlanta 😭
I believe the auction happened last week. The door sold for $100,000, and the rest of the facade sold as a second lot went for only $30,000
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Thank you for letting me know. I will go off and cry for a while. I truly do appreciate you letting me know. I really was close to this project. As close as I could get. Bless you Jordon! I truly enjoy all your videos but these two touched my heart. You were there when I couldn't be. Much Love and God Bless! Lisa (Melissa) transplanted from Atlanta 😭
Its so sad to see all these things one above the other, like garbage!! So sad!! Such a perfect movie, unforgettable!! Why didn't they put them in a Museum, or is it that people would feel the same just like me?? I love and cherish GWTH!! Best movie ever!!!
What would we do without you Jordan, we get to see so much cool things ,we would never get to see ever !Thank You Guy
Jordan, My late Mom and Aunt would have loved this. They went and got bricks when the Lowe's Grand was torn down in the 1970's. When I was a kid the movie was re-released and I saw it for the first time in the Lowe's Grand in the late 1960's.
Oh thankyou, really glad i didn't buy a ticket to fly over to your country to see the house, before my time but i loved the movie, thought it was a actual plantation and would have been looked after
Thank you Jordan for preserving the images and history of this stuff before it is gone. What a iconic part of movie history. That was very detailed and well done. These "travel vlogs" have been outstanding! Keep following your instincts, and they will prove to be correct as you vlog. Thank You!
Such an interesting story!! That sucks that the museum never came to fruition... Gone with the Wind being one the greatest movies ever!! Very disappointing but a great vlog Jordan Thank You 👍🏻❤️✌🏻
Thank you so much for this vlog. I have a History Degree from West Georgia College in Carrollton, Georgia (Susan Myrick's hometown). I was born in Atlanta at Fort McPherson (Now Tyler Perry Studios) and am a huge fan of Gone with The Wind and Civil War History. I encourage you to take extra care to preserve these EXCELLENT vlogs. With the pandemic, who knows what the future holds, and we may never experience such wonderful history in person again. You do a fantastic job with your vlogs! I discovered your work yesterday about the Allman Brothers and now I am hooked! I live in Northern California now and of course miss that part of the world and it's culture. With time, so much of that culture has been obliterated or modified. You help to keep it alive. Carry on with your priceless work and thank you!
It's in so many pieces. Too bad someone can't buy all this and put it up somewhere so the fans could come and see it. I never knew they were real stories from Margaret's life. Thank you for bring us here and telling as all this fascinating information. Safe Travels and Take Care.
Love ❤ Love❤ Love ❤ my FAVORITE movie. I got chills. Thank you so much. Awesome job!
This vlog was amazing! Thank you for bringing us along, Jordan!
Awesome vlog! I was just at the Martha Mitchell Museum and seen the door and took pics. Sad they aren’t keeping it.
Amazing how that has survived all those years!! Another great Vlog!! Thank you!!
Hard to believe miss Melanie, Olivia de havilland is still alive. Bless her.
What a shame that this has fallen into this state of disrepair, Jordan. Thank you for taking us to this site. I truly was shocked to see the condition that everything was in. I DO think that some day, whoever bought it, it will be made into a museum for all to see. I just hope they can restore it to what it looked like in the movie. Thanks for taking us to TARA! And Jordan, I just have one closing line for you...."Tomorrow's another day!"
That was awesome. So glad all that was saved! I’m getting those books - fascinating!!!
Awesome Jordan
so insightful. Such a Classic movie..
This was so enjoyable! I wish whoever buys it can make a museum for of us fans. Thank you for sharing this. I'm gonna watch my favorite movie today!
Thanks for letting us see this Jordan!
💋Again part of one of my favorite. Thanks again for being freaking Awesome Jordan! ~Blessings. Love and Light 💖Carli
Thanks so much for this! I remember my mom and I charishing our huge White and Gold double VHS copy of the movie. It would make me so happy to see this put back together and restored.
Great vlog, Jordan. Gone with the Wind is one of my favorite movies.🤗
Fantastic vlog, Didn’t know the facade still existed, now to go rewatch the scene of Scarlet shooting the yankee after seeing that window..
Great tour! I just love GWTW! Thank you for sharing😊❤
I think I've seen gone with the wind over 60 times. Thanks for the awesome vlog!
About a week ago I bought the 70th anniversary edition 2 disc set on DVD. What a synchronicity!
Great movie. Glad someone saved the stuff! Another good one! Thank you for taking us with you! Have a great day Jordan!
I thought the window was when melanie yelled out of,;after Scarlet shot the Yankee from top the stairs in the face and melonie opened the window to yell out at the sisters, "scarlet was cleaning the gun and it had went off an nearly scared her to death"scarlet to death? In any case I love your channel so plz keep creating and God bless!
I would not have known about the facade of Tara, this is so interesting. Thank you Jordan
Scarlet didnt shoot the Yankee through the window. She shot him as he was coming toward her in the house, right at the bottom of the stairs. Melony then pops her head out of the window to tell the rest of the family that Scarlet accidently set the gun off so that they didnt come in and see the dead man. Its my favorite scene with Melony because she is so proper and reserved but its her idea to rob him.
I also especially remember (and still watch for) the serIes of extreme expressions that slide over Vivien Leigh's face in that scene. You can really feel what it was like to be a woman caught in that situation in that time.
Jordan will you please let us know when you find out who buys the facade - they might not report it in the uk. Laura
Would loved to have gone on that tour!
This was Great Jordan..You did a wonderful job Thank You!!
Hi Jordan, this was an interesting video, I've never seen gone with the wind, it's one of those movies that you say I'm going to watch, but I never got around to, but thanks to you, I Now know more about the movie than I did before. So thank you for sharing the details ☺️
That's is so cool. I love the gone with the wind movie👍👍👍👍👍
I love scarlett o'hara the story is beautiful and timeless
Great Vlog - it's a bit heart wrenching that the pieces are in disrepair. I hope someone buys it for a museum.
This is so wild that it was in this shed , and you actually got to see it.
The chandelier hangs in the Greenbrier resort in West Virginia
Your vlogs are so interesting you’re so good at this 😀you take your time you never rush I. Really like that 😀
Him humming the theme song was hilarious !
I could never visit all these places thanks for taking us along
I had no idea it was based on real people! That is fascinating! I have Gone with the wind in my library. I'll be reading it again soon after seeing this.
Wow! Those set people were pros! 👏👏👏
Loved the trumpet
Great vid per usual Jordan!
🤸🏽♂️that was fabulous Jordan your theme song🎯from an Ohioan
BEAUTIFUL VLOG
Jordan your videos are Always TO NOTCH:)
Thank you
I lived in Culver City in L.A. by the M.G.M. studios. The set from the burning of Atlanta was still standing at that time! This was during the early 1980's. They finally destroyed it some time later.
Jordan. I just appreciate you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Great one Jordan!! I loved this. Much love to you and Jah ❤❤❤
Great to see movie history, awesome video 👍🏻
Awesome vlog Jordan thank you as always
Sorry.. Scarlett shoots from the top of the stairs... but the window is behind her. Love the old wood and your videos.
You are correct Andrew (long admirer of the book and the movie here) it is also the window where Mammy calls to Scarlett when Scarlett leaves the Tarleton Twins on the front porch of Tara. I always learned the arch window that is shown in this video IS the window Mammy calls to Scarlett and the same window on the stair landing behind Scarlett when she shoots the Yankee. ......A bit of Trivia in the opening credits of the movie ... The Tarleton Twins the actors playing them are identified incorrectly. Also Ellen O'Hara played by Barbara O"Neil ... O'Neil is spelled incorrectly.
Now that would definitely be a Museum that I would love to see!!! They put up museums for all kinds of garbage that people don't really care about. This would be a Museum of history AND entertainment!!! It's a shame that the Clark Gable Museum in Ohio didn't bid for it.
These people who have ignored it will be whining some day about why it no longer exists and it is going to be because nobody gave a damn!!! Artifacts like this just don't surface every day! Hollywood should be ashamed for letting them get away!!!
Wasn't it Steven Spielberg who bought Clark Gable's Oscar and donated it back to the Academy for safekeeping? The same thing should have been done here!!!
Again, I feel kinda dumb. Did not know that the town of "Tara" was a real place. Peter Bonner was a waterfall of information! When I saw the movie as a teenager, I thought it was real ( I know, that was the whole point) , but as I grew older I discovered it was filmed on a sound stage (?) And It was fake. I have stone mountain roots, and I've always loved the old south - I've said for years I was born in the wrong century!
Great job!!
It is ashame. Thanks Jordan!
Hope some one puts it back together. That would be amazing
I loved this vlog! Thank you so much. I am going to buy the two books mentioned. Fascinating!!!
Great great great !!!! I love this Vlog. Thank you Jordan 🌷
Always learn something watching Jordan's vlogs. Thanks Jordan 🦁
Another home run. Keep it up.
Go Betty!! 😁 I hope someone from a historical society
or Hollywood connection will bid on what's left of the remaining movie set!! It would be a crying shame if it was just left to rot!! 😢 Good timing Jordan! You just may be one of the last people to have your photo taken in front of that iconic doorway from that classic scene that proves when the going gets rough the tough get going and think that sums up the character of Scarlet well! In guessing a fairly accurate portrayal of a
Southern Belle hopefully minus the brattiness. She was a force to be reckoned with and no doubt modeled after real life women who were just as tough and who survived the war by sheer grit n determination but not necessasarily acknowledged for their contributions! I salute them for their bravery n love of family!! Loved this vlog!! 😁
Awesome history, real and movie.
Awesomeness Wonderful Wow Cool Enjoy 🏄
Totally Awesome!!
Very, very cool. I really do hate I had no idea about this.
I love your excitement !!
Very interesting! Thank you!
Fascinating vlog, Jordan! It's too bad a museum isn't preserving and displaying this stuff. I live in Georgia, and this barn is literally the worst place to be storing these artifacts. They'll likely be devoured by termites. I hope not!
carpenter bee damage when i first saw this.the pieces hadnt been cleaned or organized yet