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My Wizard of Oz Loungefly Mini Backpack and Funko Pop Movie Poster 💚 . Funny how this turned out. These both show different sides of the same art. 🎨 . The Wizard of Oz is one of the greatest fantasy movies of all time and one of the deeply cherished movies of my childhood. . As a kid, I remember being so intrigued by the costumes and sets. My eyes taking in all the details with eager curiosity. . The long expanse of the yellow brick road with the Emerald City as a monument in the distance seemed so fantastical to me the first time I saw it. . I remember being frightened the first time I saw the Wizard. . Oh the memories… ���� . These are great collectibles and memorabilia. In case you’re wondering, that’s the doorman to the Emerald City on the back of my Loungefly backpack. . The Wizard of Oz is lauded as one of the most seen films in movie history according to the U. S. Library of Congress. It has been added to the U.S. National Film Registry for it’s cultural, historical, and aesthetic significance. And it ranks among many critics as one of the greatest films of all time. 🎞️🎥 . Scroll ⬅️ for a Glow In The Dark view of my Loungefly Mini Backpack ✨💎✨ . . . #wizardofoz #thewizardofoz #thewizardofoz1939 #wizardofozcollector #loungefly #dorthyandtoto #loungeflyobsessed #loungeflybag #loungeflybackpack #loungeflycollector #loungeflyminibackpack #loungeflyaddict #loungeflycollection #funkomovieposter #funkomoviepops #funko #funkopop #funkopops #funkofamily #funkocollector #funkocollection #funkocollectors #funkocollectorsociety #funkofunatic #funkofun #funkofunatics #funkopopvinyl #funkopopcollection #funkopopcollector #funkopopaddict https://www.instagram.com/p/CpOE87JypGB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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FRANK MORGAN
FRANK MORGAN
1 June 1890 - 18 September 1949
THE WIZARD OF OZ
Frank Morgan is an American actor who is best known for playing the Wizard in the film The Wizard of Oz (1939). He started working as an actor during the silent era in 1916 and then appeared in sound films during the 1930s and 1940s. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer admired Morgan so much that they gave him a lifetime contract. In The Wizard of Oz, he played six characters, the Wizard, the Gatekeeper, the coachman, the Emerald City guard, and the Wizard’s face projection. Actor W. C. Fields was supposed to play the Wizard, but the studio became frustrated over his fee.
Morgan was born in New York City, US and was the youngest of eleven children. He had German, Spanish, American and English ancestry. Morgan was married and had one child. Morgan was a heavy drinker who always carried a black briefcase, inside contained a mini-bar. Morgan died of a heart attack, aged 59, whilst filming Annie Get Your Gun.
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Happy (late) Halloween from The Jitterbug! #imaginarytoon1 #thejitterbug #originalcharacter #thewizardofoz #thewizardofoz1939 #latehalloween #latehalloweenpost #traditionalart #traditionaldrawing #art2019 #art #drawing https://www.instagram.com/p/B4WI2OYBprK/?igshid=evwpv5jgzqxg
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Despite the fact that I watched Tales From The Crypt with my father as a little girl and horror movies when staying with my aunt, the only thing that I was scared off as a child was The Wicked Witch Of The West from The Wizard Of Oz. I know you’re all thinking to yourselves: “How can that be if you watched that show and those movies as a little girl be scared of The Wicked Witch Of The West from The Wizard Of Oz?” To answer your question, I have no idea but I was and if we were watching at home, I’d run out of the room and into my parents’ bedroom or my own or I would leave the room if we were watching at my aunt’s house when she kept us. To this day, I am still scared of her. However when I was in 1st grade, my class and another saw the movie because we were taking a field trip to see it as a play so I was smart because I closed my eyes and covered my ears when she came on the screen because obviously I couldn’t run out of the room and go hide in my parents’ bedroom as I was at school so I improvised. #thewizardofoz #thewizardofoz1939 #thewizardofozwickedwitchofthewest https://www.instagram.com/p/CkweLRJPPcu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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When I was a little kid, nothing or no one scared me except for Margaret Hamilton aka. The Wicked With of the West from the creepy AF film, The Wizard of OZ (1939). Writer, Noel Langley was Trippin like a MF when he created this story. Nevertheless, we here @macabrerecordsinc love this film and it’s on in the background but only the black-and-white version. The Color version lacks the Macabre esthetic in our opinion. Everyone have a Treacherous Tuesday and as always… Keep it Kreepy🎃🔪#freakfineman #macabrerecordsinc #horrorlife #margarethamilton #thewizardofoz1939 (at U.S.A) https://www.instagram.com/macabrerecordsinc/p/CYVIMmStGYQ/?utm_medium=tumblr
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“The Yellow Brick road to Emerald City”
All that glitters is not gold.
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Judy and Margaret Hamilton in #thewizardofoz #thewizardofoz1939 #judygarland #margarethamiltonwickedwitch
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The changing faces of #MetroGoldwynMayer over the years. #TheWizardOfOz1939 at the top and #Skyfall2012 at the bottom.
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CLARA BLANDICK
CLARA BLANDICK
4 June 1876 - 15 April 1962
THE WIZARD OF OZ
Clara Blandick is an American actress who worked on stage and screen. She is best known for playing Aunt Em in The Wizard of Oz (1939). She filmed all her Wizard of Oz scenes within one week and was paid $750. Blandick also appeared in Tom Sawyer (1930), Huckleberry Finn (1931), The Strange Case of Clara Deane (1932), and A Star is Born (1937).
Blandick was born aboard the American ship ‘Willard Mudgett’, which was captained by her father and she grew up in Quincy, Massachusetts, US. In 1879, she met actor E. H. Sothern and moved to New York City in 1900 to work as an actress. She married a mining engineer Harry Stanton Elliott, the couple divorced in 1912.
She continued working as an actress after The Wizard of Oz and then retired when she was 74. During the 1950s her health suffered, her eye sight failed and she suffered from arthritis. She moved into seclusion at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.
On 15 April 1962, Blandick, 85, returned from church on the Sunday and started to rearrange her bedroom. She placed her favourite photos on display and laid out her resume and press clippings from her career. She put on a beautiful blue dressing gown and had her hair styled. She lay down on her chair and left a note. Her landlady, Helen Mason discovered her deceased later that day; she was cremated and interred at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale. Her ashes are interred not far from actor Charley Grapewin (who played Uncle Henry in The Wizard of Oz).
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One of my all time favourite films #thewizardofoz #thewizardofoz1939 #judygarlanddorothy
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