Reeves ("Breezy") Eason (2%), and the remaining from various second unit directors (18%).Menzies was placated with the credit: "Production designed by..." In the 30s, Selznick had already produced such prestige pictures and literary works for he screen, such asDavid Copperfield (1935),A Tale Of Two Cities (1935),Anna Karenina (1935),The Prisoner Of Zenda (1937), andThe Adventures Of Tom Sawyer (1938),and at the time ofGone With the Wind""s production, he was also preparingRebecca (1940).In Joey""s bedroom (where he had a "Sweet Dreams" poster of a bikinied Pin Up Girl (Hope Marie Carlton) above his TV), he was stretched out on his waterbed watching MTV (with headphones plugged into his stereo) and also readingRolling StoneMagazine.He reveals his duplicitous role as a thief and gentleman, as well as serving as a mouth-piece for director Lubitsch (who always found the beginnings of films difficult):Waiter: Yes, Baron.The couple had met during a heli-boarding adventure, and were planning to repeat the experience on a three-week honeymoon.The entireRockyseries was the most successful sports movie franchise of all-time.With ten Academy Awards Oscar nominations and three wins: Best Picture (win), Best Director (John Avildsen) (win), and Best Film Editing (win), also Best Actor (Sylvester Stallone), Best Actress (Talia Shire), Best Supporting Actor (Burgess Meredith), Best Supporting Actor (Burt Young), Best Original Screenplay (Stallone), Best Song ("Gonna Fly Now"), and Best Sound.