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Timelessly elegant at 100: Gone With The Wind's Olivia de Havilland celebrates milestone birthday and finally breaks silence on Golden Age of Hollywood's most infamous sibling rivalry.The actress has disclosed her true feelings about her late sister Joan Fontaine.

Rivalry dates back to their childhood which included 'savage' physical fights. 

De Havilland refers to the late Fontaine as 'Dragon Lady'.

While she is losing her sight and hearing, she remains in otherwise good heath and lives in Paris.

She reveals why she went for the role of Melanie Hamilton from Gone With The Wind, and not Scarlett O'Hara.

Olivia and her sister Joan Fontaine

Olivia with Errol Flynn in "Captain Blood".

Olivia with David Niven

Olivia as Melanie in "Gone With The Wind" 1939.

Olivia with Leslie Howard in "Gone With The Wind" 1939.

Olivia with Hattie McDaniel in "Gone With The Wind" 1939.

Still so glamorous: Olivia de Havilland, the picture of elegance in Paris on June 18, turns 100 on Friday. The actress, seen right in 1939's Gone With The Wind, is one of the last living remnants of Hollywood's Golden Age

While she is losing her sight and hearing, her mind is still sharp as a tack.

Olivia with her actress sister, the late Joan Fontaine (left). The two are pictured here in 1945.

Olivia (pictured center) with Vivien Leigh (right) and Hattie McDaniel (left). The actress says she didn't audition to play O'Hara because she was drawn to the more 'traditional' role of O'Hara's sister-in-law Melanie.

The actress climbs stairs every day in her luxurious Paris residence, and linked her longevity to three L's: 'love, laughter, and learning'.