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Thank you. Do it the right way with Indeed. It's just before midnight on December 10th, 1938, on a Hollywood backlot in Los Angeles, California. Studio executive David Selsny grips a megaphone and roars out orders across the set.

He's sitting on top of a 30-foot observation talent, overseeing the first shot of his new production, Gone with the Win.

David's been trying to get this movie off the ground for years, but even though he's finally about to start shooting,

he still hasn't found his lead actress. No one in Hollywood quite fits the passionate,

green-eyed Southern Bell, Scarlett O'Hara. But under pressure from his millionaire backers,

David has decided that he needs something in the can with or without his leading lady.

So today, David plans to set fire to some old sets as a backdrop for one of the most

dramatic sequences in the movie, The Burning of Atlanta.

Quiet on set!

From the tower, David lifts his megaphone and barks out his final orders.

Beside him is the film's director, George Kukor.

And once David is happy with the preparations, he nods to George, who shouts action.

Flames race across the set.

The heat is so intense that even up on his tower, David has to shield his face.

Then, right on cue, a stunt driver races a horse-drawn carriage through the blaze, dodging smoke and debris.

Seven, technicolor cameras capture all the action before George shouts cut, and the flames begin to die down.

David leaps to his feet and heads for the ladder.

He's delighted. After three years of planning, he's finally got the first shot, and it's a spectacular one.

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