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).Mother and son ran from the exploding inferno and dove into the pool of water, emerging back in the real-world at the foot of Dylan""s bed.He stabbed one man in the hand, and when the bartender pulled a gun, Lensherr directed it to shoot and kill he second man, and then murdered the bartender.After singing he verses twice, he exuberantly and noisily practices his tap dancing and jumping, performing airborne heel-kicks, and ultimately slapping and kicking the walls and furniture with both hands and feet.Into the searing sun elsewhere walks a weakened and dehydrated Shears.Vultures begin to gather above him as he crawls hrough a parched wilderness.A vulture""s shadow turns into a colorful kite (of a red-headed bird), the playtoy of some local village boys - he is rescued.