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).The tall and lanky, well-behaved Bart is reunited in the mountainous foothills with both Dave and Clyde where they earlier confronted a mountain lion.Without the bonds, Philip became destitute and was forced to quit medical school and vacate his apartment.Now we want you o meet a typical Manhattan husband whose family is leaving for he summer...A plain, middle-aged married man, Richard Sherman (Tom Ewell) sends his wife Helen (Evelyn Keyes) and his young son Ricky (Butch Bernard) to vacation on the seashore in Maine during a sultry summer in New York City (Manhattan), so that they can escape the heat but he must remain behind "in the hot city and make money.At the time of the film""s release, it was not a box-office hit, but has since been regarded as one of the greatest films ever made.