Ann-Margret | 1994 Script from "Scarlett"

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CBS Television, 1994; no covers, loose-leaf, light blue title page, marked "Part One" and "Revised," dated "January 4, 1994," approximately 125 pages (though out of order and not clear if 100% complete), numerous colored ?script change' pages throughout, a portion of "Part Two" also included; with the star's very light annotations throughout in various colored ink or pencil; this was the much-anticipated sequel to the 1939 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer classic, "Gone with the Wind," where Ann-Margret played "Belle Watling" ? the madam with a heart of gold ? originally portrayed by Ona Munson.

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Ann-Margret | 1994 Script from "Scarlett"

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The Ann-Margret Collection

Jun 23, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

Gardena, CA, United States

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