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The Gone With The Wind star had arrived in the south Asian country’s capital, Colombo, to film Elephant Walk, alongside the dashing Australian actor Peter Finch.

Vivien Leigh, who played Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone with the Wind," died in 1967 at age 53 from tuberculosis. ... Elizabeth Taylor replaced Vivien Leigh in 1954's "Elephant Walk" opposite Peter Finch.

An excerpt from the new book Where Madness Lies, which charts the Hollywood icon's experiences with manic depression, heartache, and a life lived in the spotlight.

Now they wrote, “Miss Leigh, 47, was tired. She showed it.” So, there it was once more: the present woman was marred by her past self and the exhaustion of living up to the public’s ...

Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier in happier times, at a Rome airport in 1953. As the Qantas flight prepared to land at Sydney Kingsford Smith airport on July 6, 1961, Vivien must have recalled ...

A new book details the mental health woes of actor Vivien Leigh. ... But in 1953 she agreed to star in the movie “Elephant Walk,” about a young bride who follows her husband to Sri Lanka.

Of course, the one time Vivien Leigh played someone “normal,” she went insane. ... Leigh already had two Oscars and was married to Laurence Olivier when she began shooting “Elephant Walk. ...

The novelty of the Ceylon backgrounds and pictorial beauty are recommendable points in Elephant Walk, an otherwise leisurely-paced romantic drama. ... Vivien Leigh is still seen, ...

Where Madness Lies: The Double Life of Vivien Leigh by Lyndsy Spence: ... On a plane from Ceylon to Hollywood, while filming Elephant Walk with Paramount Pictures, ...