Podcasts that mention 📚 Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell

But Indiana Jones—that was around the block too for The Greatest Show on Earth by Cecil B. DeMille and also Gone with the Wind. Yes, everybody thinks Jaws was the first blockbuster, but it wasn't!

The podcast participants engage in a conversation about the history of the term 'blockbuster.' They reference 'Gone with the Wind' as an earlier film that achieved significant success before the release of 'Jaws,' suggesting that it could be seen as a blockbuster. This film is actually based on the novel by Margaret Mitchell.

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He would come out, I saw him once come out, sit down in a chair, and start reading Gone with the Wind until you left! He didn't care, it was three minutes, very well... it's very well...

In the podcast, James Burrows recounts a peculiar story about comedian Andy Kaufman. He describes how Kaufman would come out on stage, sit in a chair, and read 'Gone with the Wind' until the audience left, demonstrating his unique and unconventional approach to performance.

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so malcolm one of the things that you take on in revisionist history in the podcast is um this is interesting mary mitchell gone with the wind and a star is born

The host mentions 'Gone With the Wind' as a topic discussed in Malcolm Gladwell's podcast episode.

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and now they're doing it to cards gone with the wind is sold out everywhere

The host mentions the movie/book Gone with the Wind being sold out everywhere, linking it to the theme of banning/censorship.

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