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Subject: Gone With The Wind Cammie King Conlon actress dies
Written By: Philip Eno on 09/04/10 at 5:18 am
Former Gone With The Wind child actress Cammie King Conlon - who played the doomed daughter of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler - has died aged 76.
She died of lung cancer on Wednesday with her son, Matthew Ned Conlon, by her side, her friend Bruce Lewis said.
She appeared in the 1939 film at five. The death of her character, Bonnie Blue Butler, causes irreparable damage to Scarlett and Rhett's marriage.
Three years later, she voiced young doe Faline in Walt Disney's Bambi.
Speaking to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat newspaper about Gone With The Wind last year, she said: "As the years have gone by, I realise it's an honour and it's so humbling.
"I had nothing to do with it - I was five.
"They said, 'stand here, do this'. And yet it's resulted in this incredible experience."
She went on to work as a director of a museum and as a publicist for a chamber of commerce.
Subject: Re: Gone With The Wind Cammie King Conlon actress dies
Written By: Frank on 09/04/10 at 10:10 am
Former Gone With The Wind child actress Cammie King Conlon - who played the doomed daughter of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler - has died aged 76.
She died of lung cancer on Wednesday with her son, Matthew Ned Conlon, by her side, her friend Bruce Lewis said.
She appeared in the 1939 film at five. The death of her character, Bonnie Blue Butler, causes irreparable damage to Scarlett and Rhett's marriage.
Three years later, she voiced young doe Faline in Walt Disney's Bambi.
Speaking to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat newspaper about Gone With The Wind last year, she said: "As the years have gone by, I realise it's an honour and it's so humbling.
"I had nothing to do with it - I was five.
"They said, 'stand here, do this'. And yet it's resulted in this incredible experience."
She went on to work as a director of a museum and as a publicist for a chamber of commerce.
I wonder if she was the last living person from that film
Subject: Re: Gone With The Wind Cammie King Conlon actress dies
Written By: Howard on 09/04/10 at 12:54 pm
RIP Cammie. :(
Subject: Re: Gone With The Wind Cammie King Conlon actress dies
Written By: MaxwellSmart on 09/04/10 at 3:16 pm
I wonder if she was the last living person from that film
I was wondering that myself. According to IMDb:
? No vital statistics listed
* Likely deceased, though not updated on IMDb
Ann Rutherford (Carreen) 1920 -
Alicia Rhett (India) 1915 -
Olivia de Havilland (Melanie Hamilton) 1916 -
Mickey Kuhn (Beau Wilkes) 1932 -
Gary Carlson (Beau Wilkes double) ?
Mary Anderson (Maybelle Merriweather) 1920 -
Lennie Bluett (Yankee soldier in shantytown) ?
Ann Bupp (minor role) 1922 -
Ruth Byer (housemaid at evening prayers) ?
Shirley Chambers (Belle's girl) 1913 - *
Martina Cortina (Housemaid at Twelve Oakes) ?
Joan Drake (minor role) ?
Susan Falligant (minor role) ?
Kelly Griffin (infant Bonnie Blue) ?
C. Hamilton (Yankee soldier in shantytown) ?
Evelyn Harding (Cancan Girl) ?
Jean Heker (hospital nurse) 1909 - *
Ricky Holt (Melanie's son) ?
Shep Houghton (Southern dandy) 1914 - *
Tommy Kelly (Boy in band) 1925 -
W. Kirby (Yankee soldier in shantytown) ?
Timothy J. Lonergan (Party guest) ?
H. Nellman (Yankee soldier in shantytown) ?
Louisa Robert (minor role) ?
Dirk Wayne Summers (boy in band) 1931 -
Julia Ann Tuck (infant Bonnie Blue) ?
John Joseph Waterman Jr. (newborn) ?
Sarah Whitely (housemaid at Twelve Oaks) ?