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| | iJeff --Review of Gone With the Wind |
 | | I've heard that Errol Flynn was originally set to play the part, and he's a fine actor, but no way is he Rhett; he’s a rogue, but a hero, he’s a lover, but a fighter, he’s a romantic, but abrasive. |
 | | Rhett's a man's man ("No, I don't think I will kiss you, although you need kissing, badly. |
 | | Of course, at the time, shocked audiences generally felt disgust at the end when Rhett gives his "I don't give a damn line," so we can see that priorities were a little different in 1939. |
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