Wizard Of Oz
There was a collective, global sigh yesterday, when it appeared that hell had indeed frozen over and the inevitable had happened. Hollywood was remaking what cannot be remade.
If you hadn’t noticed, they’ve been working up to it for a while.
The Karate Kid (with Kung Fu), Clash of the Titans, A Nightmare on Elm Street, another Robin Hood (with a Robin and Marion surely too old to be climbing trees), more Predators, more Aliens, more Predators AND Aliens, Indy 4, Die Hard 4, Rambo 4, Rocky 6, and even news of Top Gun 2, set to take us back into the exciting world of… drone pilots.
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As iconic movies go, you’d be hard pressed to find many that would top the Wizard of Oz.
But can you believe that some of the key Munchkin characters are still alive with their memories of the movie and love for Judy Garland still intact.
Watch this incredible interview with five of the remaining Munchkins now all aged between 85 and 90 years of age.
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Bonez says:
Larry, now that was an interesting read! Makes since when you think about it, as the “Wonderful Wizard of Oz” can fix anything, whether it’s the brain’s behind farming, or the heart of industry, or even a trip home, all it takes (took) is a bit of courage to get… Read more »
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