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From: freeman@yale.ARPA (Ace)
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Subject: Re: enquiry about GONE WITH THE WIND
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Date: Sun, 31-Mar-85 22:44:18 EST
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    GWTW was not originally filmed in black and white but it was
    one of the first motion pictures made in color, so at the
    time of its release most pictures were still in B&W.  There
    was some experimentation with filming in black and white
    and then manually coloring the frames. This process generally
    resulted in color that looked very artificial to say the least.
    What probably brought the question to mind was the rumor (untrue)
    that GWTW was one of these colored B&W's