The Wizard of Oz: Feature Clip 

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@Floyd1504 How could that be a blessing? God definitely blessed her with supreme singing, acting, and dancing talent.

Yup! Judy had worked with her already, as well as both Tin Woodmen, Buddy Ebsen and Jack Haley.

@@MaskedMan66 I didn't know that, thanks.

@@disneyrules7808 You're welcome! 🙂She was in _Pigskin Parade_ with Haley and _Broadway Melody of 1938_ with Ebsen.

@@MaskedMan66 That's also interesting to hear.

A question, isn't the witch of the south called Glinda?

It was originally worn by Jeanette MacDonald in the movie "San Francisco" three years before "Wizard" was released. The designer, Adrian, had created it, and when he was putting together the costumes for "Wizard," he took the dress and altered it for Billie Burke.

Also from ‘Marie Antonnette’1938 worn by Norma Shearer..

I thought you said it took you 54 years to realize she was the witch of the north

The weird thing is that they covered her long, curly red hair with a long, curly red wig.

Oh, it does, though! 🙂

Di I maybe she’s not wearing her contacts

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You have to remember that she was asking on behalf of the Munchkins. THEY didn't know.

@@MaskedMan66 Sorry, does not compute. The munchkins laughed when Dorothy said that witches were old and ugly. Therefore they knew about witches and that Glenda was a beautiful good witch. Plus, Glenda knew that only bad witches were ugly, so she could have told the munchkins that Dorothy must be a good witch without having to ask the question. Which was my point-- there was no need to ask that question.I know it's not an earth shattering point- I just like movie dialog to make sense.

@@dii392 The Good Witch's name is Glinda, not Glenda. And it's in the dialogue that the Munchkins wanted to know.

Right lmao I thought it was only me

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Billie Burke played Glinda.

@@MaskedMan66 well duh. I know that i just spelt her character name wrong. Instead of spelling it as Glinda I spelt it as Glenda.

@@jessicavilt7583 You spelled her real name wrong as well. No worries, just a correction; no need to take it personally.

@@MaskedMan66 im not taking it personal. Thanks for the correction.

@@jessicavilt7583 You're welcome. :-)

Becky C. IM WHEEZING

I’m a bandwidth!

Good witches vs bad witches well I've always beilved a witch pardon me for saying such but I beilve a witch somone pissed off or nuts Cooko flu the cooko nest or say revs up a engine skids their cars tires all over the place or acts talks praises something that be typical human nature snotty is a witch on a witch hunt do do do do I'm everything that u fear etc do do do good witches I dont know about that one only thing I beilve is either somone is either a good somone or a bad and thers plenty of bad ones out there and all around the world etc in society could be somone u know anyone movies I don't know about the movies religion politics the news could do without religion in this world and politics wars jelousy envioys somones etc etcetera cetera all that to me is a witch worthy enough to me on this type of subject human humanity beings the world wide wise I'd say in my opinion there really no word just pretty much do u and thatd be that no more because if not how people are somone gets or has the feeling or problem with somone not good idea to approach why cause no one cares they do not care that's what it is always will be always has had been I do not know any other world that I've been part of then that one the one I'm part of right now life in the real world earth as much I dont want to say that it Is very true and very real the world that it is all about real things real reality that sets in to somone that'd be the world

ha ha ha it's because It's got witch funny joke 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 👍 one good one!

I’m a good witch

Just FYI, the past tense of "baptize" is "baptized." Also, it's "pitched," "mixed," "clipped," and "feigned." Funny thing, regarding that famous red hair of Billie's you mentioned: in "Wizard," wardrobe covered that long, red, curly hair with a long, red, curly wig. Go figure!

This year is the movie's 80th. Next year is the book's 120th!

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A mild case of shock, I expect. But she's also a child, which means she's more open to odd experiences than an adult.

Get out Caps fan

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@@MaskedMan66 Was talkin to MCS1991

@@kyledechau5955 I know; I'm still curious as to what you meant, though.

She had ups and downs, same as anyone.

Which one?

Donut holes, actually, named for the little people who live in the east of Oz.

Judy did ask Terry's trainer if he would be wiling to take $400.00 so Judy could have her, but he had to refuse; Terry had her career ahead of her! :-)

Dorothy's not French. ;-)

@@MaskedMan66 yeah, true

@@vaelhan1932 But I see the physical resemblance.

Nobody by that name in this Oz.

"I've a feeling."

stay 97 wicked is basically the next part to the wizard of oz

"Anne With an E" is a travesty which has Montgomery turning in her grave. As for "Wicked" and that other abomination you mentioned, they have nothing to do with Oz. You see, Dorothy can't die. For real stories about the "real" Oz and the "real" Dorothy Gale, I suggest the following: 1. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1900) 2. The Marvelous Land of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1904) 3. Ozma of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1907) 4. Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1908) 5. The Road to Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1909) 6. The Emerald City of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1910) 7. The Patchwork Girl of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1913) 8. Tik-Tok of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1914) 9. The Scarecrow of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1915) 10. Rinkitink in Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1916) 11. The Lost Princess of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1917) 12. The Tin Woodman of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1918) 13. The Magic of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1919) 14. Glinda of Oz (L. Frank Baum, 1920) 15. The Royal Book of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1921) 16. Kabumpo in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1922) 17. The Cowardly Lion of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1923) 18. Grampa in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1924) 19. The Lost King of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1925) 20. The Hungry Tiger of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1926) 21. The Gnome King of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1927) 22. The Giant Horse of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1928) 23. Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1929) 24. The Yellow Knight of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1930) 25. Pirates in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1931) 26. The Purple Prince of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1932) 27. Ojo in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1933) 28. Speedy in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1934) 29. The Wishing Horse of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1935) 30. Captain Salt in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1936) 31. Handy Mandy in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1937) 32. The Silver Princess in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1938) 33. Ozoplaning with the Wizard of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1939) 34. The Wonder City of Oz (John R. Neill, 1940) 35. The Scalawagons of Oz (John R. Neill, 1941) 36. Lucky Bucky in Oz (John R. Neill, 1942) 37. The Magical Mimics in Oz (Jack Snow, 1946) 38. The Shaggy Man of Oz (Jack Snow, 1949) 39. The Hidden Valley of Oz (Rachel R. Cosgrove, 1951) 40. Merry Go Round in Oz (Eloise Jarvis McGraw and Lauren McGraw Wagner, 1963)

@@itsbrutalouthere2384 "Wicked" has no connection to the MGM movie or any other version of Oz.

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Nobody by that name here.

Is that her name?

Oh.

@@r1nc0re37 Actually, that was the WWE's name in "Oz, The Great and Powerful."

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A crinoline It's like a stiffer version of a petticoat woman use to put under their gowns to make their dresses puffier

You should see Deborah Kerr's ballgown in "The King and I!"

No, she does it exactly as she intended to deliver it and Victor Fleming approved it. They're bound to have done several takes of that line, and being the proper (Washington-born) English lady that Miss Burke was, she knew what she was doing. And in fact, she emphasized both words.

You must be; they worked hard to make Margaret Hamilton ugly.

It's an American movie. 🙂

Billie. Magnate. Xanadu. Miss Burke was never involved with Hearst.

Dorothy

@@lizhsu1916 How did it go?

Why?

Nope.

Whose mother? Glinda's or Dorothy's?

Her who?

@@MaskedMan66 The actress, She was abused by almost all the cast and producers and her mother knew it however she did nothing about it

@@hernandolopez4016 She was not abused by anybody involved in the making of that movie. That's a lot of ridiculous and unprovable folderol. And there was only one producer.

What is?

@@MaskedMan66 munchkinland

@@jamesdobson9622 You're kidding, of course. It's a delightful place.

*Medieval Period*