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- Narrator: What is there that matters, after all that she has fought for and lost? After the disillusion, rejection, and humiliation. David Selznick couldn't just leave her there. He had to find an answer, appropriate to his Scarlett, faithful to Margaret Mitchell, and one which reached out to the shattered world of 1939, and beyond, that answer, an ending, appropriate to the gambler, the romantic, and the optimist in him.
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By what name was The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind (1988) officially released in Canada in English?
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