Wizard of Oz Was So SCARY To Make!

🌈 Join us on a behind-the-scenes journey into the perilous making of "The Wizard of Oz"! Discover the shocking truth about the hazards faced by the cast and crew during the creation of this beloved classic.

🔥 Uncover the harrowing experiences of Margaret Hamilton, the Wicked Witch, who suffered severe burns during a fiery scene, and bravely returned to face the flames once more. Learn how Ray Bolger's transformation into the Scarecrow left lasting scars, and the painful toll Buddy Ebsen endured while portraying the Tin Woodman.

💨 But the dangers didn't end there! Delve into the chilling revelation that the unsuspecting actors were exposed to hazardous asbestos while filming a seemingly innocent snow scene, resulting in illness and uncertainty.

🎬 Despite these treacherous challenges, the resilience of the cast and crew prevailed, reminding us that the magic of cinema often comes at a high cost. Witness the sacrifices made behind the scenes as we honor the legacy of those who risked it all to bring Oz to life.

🌟 Don't miss this eye-opening exploration of Hollywood's dark side and the untold stories of courage and perseverance that lie beneath the glitz and glamour. Subscribe now for more intriguing insights into the hidden history of your favorite films! 🎥🔍

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[KiaraLionessTM]

Also another fact you don’t know is that Margret Hamilton was the only one who was nice to Judy Garland whilst everyone else treated her horrible plus they were really close and Judy visited Margret in hospital when she was there being treated for her injuries with the fire and the make up that was also making her sick

[calebbusing]

I’ve heard of all these facts. Very amazing

[JessicaFallen]

Such a good movie old time classic I love it

[Lily_bosnia]

Dont forget the hanging man in that one scene-

[GeorgiaFan-wblq]

Guys, I am going to see a play about this on July 6th.

[itz_missjayy]

This was back then and they didnt know better either, another thing is that did you know they stepped on toto and had to replace the dog? Also the lions costume was made of real lion skin too that weighed a lot, he would often get over heated and sweat a lot during filming.

[desireamartinez]

At school we made the wizard of oz play! I was the tin man

[txicdrgz]

The only time this isn't ok is in rdr2 when the Hamish give you bule

[thestMoyatia]

They could have used Stop motion animation to blend with live action.

[MaskedMan]

It was not "dangerous to make, " just hard work with a very few unfortunate incidents which were all overcome.

There was no fire when the Wicked Witch flew away from the Tin Woodman's cottage.

Bolger's make-up didn't hurt his face and didn't leave scars.

The snow was gypsum, and the actors knew that it was. And there was no question of breathing it in; why would they do that? Nobody got sick from that scene.

MOVIES ARE NOT, AND HAVE NEVER BEEN, "FUN AND EASY" TO MAKE!. *eyeroll*

I must offer kudos to you on one point: too few people use the Tin Woodman's proper title. Well done!

[KianaAlvarez-enkf]

Dorothy looks like Zoe Meaning of you guys know that YouTuber Zoe

[AnniesCaptian]

That's why they get paid the big bucks

[thecrazyrascal]

And you got a munchkin who kill’s himself in the background of the movie when they walk down that road