Description:

This collectible phone card features a scene from the classic 1939 film *Gone With The Wind*. The image depicts Scarlett O'Hara, portrayed by Vivien Leigh, standing in front of the iconic Tara Plantation mansion, a key setting in the movie. Scarlett is dressed in period attire, consistent with the film’s Southern United States Civil War-era setting. Lush greenery with trees and plants surrounds the mansion, contributing to the plantation's grand and historic appearance.

The design includes visual elements that emphasize Hollywood romance and dramatic films, highlighting the film’s status as a romantic drama. Scarlett O'Hara’s character is central to the image, underscoring her role as a famous movie star and one of cinema’s memorable characters. The scene evokes the atmosphere of dramatic storytelling set in Atlanta and its surrounding plantations, reflecting the movie’s cultural and cinematic significance.

This collectible is issued by Quest Group International and has a stated value of $50. It connects to the broader themes of entertainment, Hollywood celebrities, and famous movie stars from the golden age of film. Peafowls, including peacocks, are visible near the mansion, enhancing the Southern plantation ambiance portrayed in the image.

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