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 Things Are Looking Up Gaumont British Opened in London,Febuary 25, 1935 Screenplay by Stafford Dickens and Con West Vivien Leigh as a schoolgirl  The Village Square Paramount Pictures Opened in London,April, 1935 Screenplay by Arthur Jarvis Black Vivien Leigh as Rose Venables  Look Up And Laugh Associated British Film Distributors Opened in London,August 4, 1935 Screenplay by J.B Priestley Vivien Leigh as a Marjorie Belfer  Fire Over England London Films Opened in London,Febuary 25, 1937; New York, March 4,1937 Screenplay by A.E.W Mason Vivien Leigh as Cynthia; Laurence Olivier as Micheal Ingolby Dark Journey London Films Opened in London,March 28, 1937; U.S.A, April 2,1937 Screenplay by Lajos Biro Vivien Leigh as Madeleine Godard  Storm In A Teacup London Films Opened in London,June 6, 1937; U.S.A, November 22,1937 Screenplay by Ian Dalrymple and Donald Bull Vivien Leigh as Victoria Grow  A Yank At Oxford Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Opened in London,April 1, 1938; New York, Febuary 25,1938 Screenplay by Malcolm Stuart Boylan, Walter Ferris and George Oppenheimer Vivien Leigh as Elsa Craddock  St. Martin's Lane Associated British Picture Corporation Opened in London,October 18, 1938; New York, Febuary 15,1938 Screenplay by Clemence Dane Vivien Leigh as Libby  Twenty-One Days London Films Opened in London,January 7, 1940; U.S.A, May 6,1940 Screenplay by John Galsworthy Vivien Leigh as Wanda;Laurence Olivier as Larry Durrant  Gone With The Wind Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Opened in Atlanta,Georgia,December 15, 1939; London, April 17,1940 Screenplay by Margaret Mitchell Vivien Leigh as Scarlette O'Hara  Waterloo Bridge Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Opened in New York,May 17, 1940; London,November 17,1940 Screenplay by Robert E. Sherwood Vivien Leigh as Myra  That Hamilton Woman Alexander Korda Films Inc. Opened in New York,April 4, 1941; London, July 30,1941 Screenplay by Walter Reisch and R.C Sherriff Vivien Leigh as Lady Emma Hamilton; Laurence Olivier as Lord Horatio Nelson  Ceaser And Cleopatra United Artists Opened in New York,September 6, 1946; London, December 11,1945 Screenplay by George Bernard Shaw Vivien Leigh as Cleopatra  Anna Karenina London Films Opened in New York,April 28, 1948; London, January 22,1948 Screenplay by Leo Tolstoy Vivien Leigh as Anna Karenina  A Street Car Named Desire Warner Brothers Opened in New York,September 26, 1951; London, March 21,1952 Screenplay by Tennessee Williams Vivien Leigh as Blanche DuBois  The Deep Blue Sea London Films Opened in New York,October 13, 1955; London, August 24,1955 Screenplay by Terence Rattigan Vivien Leigh as Hester Collyer  The Roman Spring of Mrs.Stone Warner Brothers Opened in New York,December 29, 1961; London,Febuary 5,1962 Screenplay by Tennessee Williams Vivien Leigh as Karen Stone  Ship Of Fools Columbia Pictures Opened in New York,July 29, 1965; London, October 20,1965 Screenplay by Katherine Anne Porter Vivien Leigh as Mary Treadwell
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