According to The big 50th Anniversary "Wizard Of Oz"book written by John Fricke. The role of"The Wizard" was also offered to Robert Benchley,Charlie Winnenger,Hugh Herbert,Wallace Beery, and Victor Moore.
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There was another: W.C. Fields! The dialogue, when you look at it, was very likely written with him in mind. But he wanted too much money, so Frank Morgan got the part-- and made it his own! 🙂 I can't picture Victor Moore, somehow.
This is such an interesting documentary. I’m curious though as to the narrator’s point concerning “writing by committee”. You would think it would have the potential of producing some mega-creative content, even help it to appeal to a larger audience. Does it really lose its narrative flow with an array of writers? Anyone have any input as to why it would hinder a piece’s potential? Additionally, aren’t all edited pieces essentially multi-authored in a sense? Just curious.
Sadly,Judy passed away in the summer of 1969 and Bert left us in 1967..which is why they were not interviewed for this tv documentary about"The Making Of The Wizard Of Oz"..Chrus Williams.
It's a crime that Jack Haley and Ray Bolger earned $3,000 per week while "pudgy" Judy Garland earned only $500 per week. Only Toto earned less. That is just stunning. I realize she was only 16, but still, she's the main character.
It's not a crime, it was perfectly normal. Under the contract system, people who had been in the business longer got paid more. Judy had only been with MGM for three years. Besides, 500 bucks is a lot of money, even now!
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This was an epic masterpiece and by far one of the greatest films of all times.
The documentary was filmed back in 77 at the same time the book was released but not aired until 1979
40th Anniversary of this Great Film ❤️; I wish it could stay 1979 forever
I watched it every year on tv
I remembered that this one of my favorite movies.
According to The big 50th Anniversary "Wizard Of Oz"book written by John Fricke. The role of"The Wizard" was also offered to Robert Benchley,Charlie Winnenger,Hugh Herbert,Wallace Beery, and Victor Moore.
History of wizard of Oz sounds like story life look back in the past flash back past life look back at MGM sounds great and good to I just love it so very very much office box office post office in more information on the holidays hollywood netflix original email address post office for Judy Garland 100th birthday party anniversary celebration party years
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There was another: W.C. Fields! The dialogue, when you look at it, was very likely written with him in mind. But he wanted too much money, so Frank Morgan got the part-- and made it his own! 🙂
I can't picture Victor Moore, somehow.
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This is such an interesting documentary. I’m curious though as to the narrator’s point concerning “writing by committee”. You would think it would have the potential of producing some mega-creative content, even help it to appeal to a larger audience. Does it really lose its narrative flow with an array of writers? Anyone have any input as to why it would hinder a piece’s potential? Additionally, aren’t all edited pieces essentially multi-authored in a sense? Just curious.
Were is Bert Lahr and Judy Garland in this interview?
Sadly,Judy passed away in the summer of 1969 and Bert left us in 1967..which is why they were not interviewed for this tv documentary about"The Making Of The Wizard Of Oz"..Chrus Williams.
They had passed away by then....
DEAD
Love this!
It's a crime that Jack Haley and Ray Bolger earned $3,000 per week while "pudgy" Judy Garland earned only $500 per week. Only Toto earned less. That is just stunning. I realize she was only 16, but still, she's the main character.
It's not a crime, it was perfectly normal. Under the contract system, people who had been in the business longer got paid more. Judy had only been with MGM for three years. Besides, 500 bucks is a lot of money, even now!
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@@MaskedMan66 i never knew she was pudgy
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