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The 11 pages that link to David O. Selznick, each with the reason it gives.

• George CukorRelated: Selznick hired Cukor to direct Gone with the Wind before replacing him during production.

• Irving ThalbergRelated: Selznick was Thalberg’s brother-in-law and another producer who exercised strong creative control.

• Ingrid BergmanRelated: He brought Bergman to Hollywood and helped shape her early American career.

• Vivien LeighRelated: Selznick cast Leigh as Scarlett after an extensive search for the role.

• Gone with the WindRelated: He acquired the novel’s screen rights and oversaw the film’s production.

• Max SteinerRelated: Selznick’s productions gave Steiner some of his most prominent scoring assignments.

• Harry CohnRelated: His brief Columbia association illustrates how Cohn’s studio worked with ambitious independent-minded producers.

• Victor FlemingRelated: Selznick selected Fleming to direct Gone with the Wind after dismissing George Cukor.

• Ben HechtRelated: Selznick hired Hecht to write major projects, including Spellbound and Notorious.

• Kathleen WinsorRelated: His prominence in adapting bestselling historical fiction offers a film-industry comparison to Winsor’s adaptation.

• Susan HaywardRelated: Selznick gave Hayward a screen test that helped launch her Hollywood career.