eleanore cammack "cammie" king played bonnie in the 1939 film gone with the wind.
eleanore cammack "cammie" king played bonnie in the 1939 film gone with the wind.
who played bonnie in the 1939 film gone with the wind?
eleanore cammack "cammie" king
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in 1987 the women of walford are targeted by a man known as the "walford attacker". sharon watts (letitia dean), sue osman (sandy ratcliff) and pat wicks (pam st. clement) all have encounters with the attacker and in april that year, debbie is attacked too. while she is alone in the launderette, the "walford attacker" (colum gallivan) attempts to assault her. debbie manages to ward him off using self-defence, which leads to his eventual capture. debbie's heroic act leads to her meeting detective terry rich (gary whelan), who is investigating the case. he asks debbie to act as his girlfriend in an under-cover stake-out being held in a restaurant, and after getting to know each other they begin dating. when terry is transferred to another division in crawley, debbie decides to leave with him. they get engaged and throw a celebratory leaving party in the queen vic, departing in may 1987. debbie's last words to her friends and neighbours are a paraphrasing of rhett butler's famous line in the 1939 film gone with the wind, when she says "you know love, quite frankly i don't give a damn"! two months after leaving walford, debbie writes to naima to tell her that she is pregnant; debbie and terry marry off-screen.
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