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Think you know everything about The Wizard of Oz? There’s more to this classic than ruby slippers and flying monkeys. Test your knowledge on the movie’s cast, characters, behind-the-scenes stories and surprising facts.
Just follow the Yellow Brick Road, watch out for a few tricks and see if you can make it to the Emerald City with a perfect score!
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Shirley Temple, one of America’s most popular child stars, was considered for the role of Dorothy in MGM’s The Wizard of Oz.
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The snow in the poppy field scene was asbestos.
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The Wizard of Oz won the Best Picture Oscar in 1940.
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The Cowardly Lion costume was made from real lion pelts and weighed around 60 pounds.
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"Over the Rainbow" was cut from The Wizard of Oz three times because MGM executives thought it was too sophisticated for children.
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The ruby slippers were originally supposed to be silver.
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The Tin Man’s oil can was filled with real oil during filming.
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Margaret Hamilton was seriously injured by the Wicked Witch’s special effects during filming.
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MGM spent roughly $2.78 million on the movie, but it wasn't its most expensive film at the time.
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As many as 10 dogs tested for the role of Toto. The part eventually went to Terry, a male Schnauzer.
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Comedian W.C. Fields was offered the role of the Wizard but turned it down.
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Toto was paid more per week than some of the actors who played the Munchkins.
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