2011 is the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War. Sally Tippett Rains is available for speaking engagements and she can add an element of Civil War history or Movie history to your event. Rains can speak about any aspect of Gone With the Wind, either in regular clothes or dressed in a hoop skirt to enhance your gathering.
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The Making of a Masterpiece, The True Story of Margaret Mitchell's Classic Novel Gone With The Wind contains the exclusive Civil War history behind Margaret Mitchell's story. Rains had access to a scrapbook from Mitchell's family which contains pictures from the 1800's as well as stories from Mitchell's Civil War ancestors. Some of these stories are very similar to stories in Gone With The Wind.
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The Making of a Masterpiece: The True Story of Margaret Mitchell's Classic Novel, Gone With The Wind is jam-packed with information about both the book and the movie. This book has it all—from the history behind Gone With The Wind, to the life of author Margaret Mitchell, to the behind the scenes happenings in Hollywood. Why did Margaret Mitchell refuse to go to Hollywood to help producer David O. Selznick? It's all in the The Making of a Masterpiece, plus there is a Book Club Section and over 40 pictures.
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"I had thought that after 73 years, anything and everything that could be said about Gone With The Wind, the book and film had been told. I was wrong. I was delighted reading this book that has an enormous amount of new material, not just about the film, but especially about Margaret Mitchell and her "Great American Novel". I would recommend this book to any movie fan, book fan, literary scholar, or just plain old "Windie". I Learned a lot about GWTW that I had not known before, and I thought I had read everything there was to know on this topic. Well written!"Dr. Chris Sullivan
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