What followed Gone With The Wind and the role of Scarlett?

Waterloo Bridge, a popular Broadway drama written by Robert E. Sherwood and directed by Mervyn LeRoy became Vivien's first film in North America after the success of Gone With The Wind. A simple tale of love gained and lost, it tells the story of a chance encounter between a dancer and officer during World War I who meet on Waterloo Bridge during an air raid - with tragic results. The film has many admirerers despite its sad ending - mainly due toVivien's strong performance as the ballerina turned prostitute.

Vivien's first role after becoming the most famous actress in the world in 1939, Waterloo Bridge was a success at the box office and nominated for 2 Academy Awards - best music and best cinematography. It is known mainly for its lead performances, and the fact that it is Vivien's only other Hollywood film in her 20's. It was also considered a personal favourite by both Vivien and Robert Taylor.