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Who directed the 1939 masterpiece 'Gone with the Wind'?
Answer
Victor Fleming
Victor Fleming directed 'Gone with the Wind,' one of the most celebrated films of all time, winning the Academy Award for Best Director.
💡 Did you know?
The film's production was so grueling that three directors worked on it—Fleming is credited as the primary director.
Other options people guess
- Frank Capra
- William Wyler
- John Ford
Topics
- Classic Films
- Directors
- 1939
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