Scarlett O’Hara, Played By Vivien Leigh
Southern belles made an appearance in Gone with the Wind despite the fact that they were not from the South. Regardless, this function helped to define her professional life. When she first arrived in Los Angeles, people described her as unstable and difficult to work with. She and her companion were convinced that “Wuthering Heights” was doomed from the start. The director advised her that she needed to demonstrate in future films that the perceived failure of Gone With the Wind was not her fault and that she needed to do exceptionally well in the films to come. Having a good profession in the entertainment industry [is] ESSENTIAL for your own self-respect and for our ultimate happiness. If you don’t, you can end up becoming a little… boring.
Vivien Leigh In The Role Of Scarlett O’Hara
In Real Life, Lawrence Of Arabia
As a result of the Great War, Lawrence found himself in an unexpected situation. Coll was a British demolition artist who collaborated with Arab rebel friends to demolish isolated Ottoman bridges during World War II. He was known as Lawrence of Arabia. His assaults on 79 bridges on the railway were carried out in order to dismantle and rebuild them. The railways were severely destroyed, and certain sections of them still bear the signs of their presence. In lieu of making an effort to demolish the structures, the Turkish military chose to leave them in place instead.
Lawrence Of Arabia In Real Life
