They make everything in the tornado look so magical. In reality, every person you see in the twister would look like something that didn’t survive an Oliver Stone war flick story line.
there are deleted now, as BBC TV in the 90s had a uncut version i can remember watching it, in fact did you know it was 2 Hours and 10 mins the running time on the uncut (On Networks), this days there are so much cuts and edit in fact the running time now is 1 Hour 40 Mins on a normal standard feature , that nearly 30 mins Edited/Cut.
@@jeremiahmercks69 i wish i did record when i saw it in 1991, there shown a extended version only on TV for BBC (from the 70s to 90s), and ran up to 2 hours without Ad, no physical or streaming copies yet has the Extended or Fully Uncut Version. it may do just in time for the 100th year anniversary by 2039 watch this space,,,,
Oh yes, these scenes were in fact deleted from the movie! They were not just test scenes! You really need to use reliable, well researched facts! The 1938 original shooting script is one source and Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale and Terry the female Brindel Cairn Terrier who portrayed Toto scenes were deleted reacting to all of the images flying by Dorothy's bedroom window! Louis B. Mayer, Victor Fleming, and other Studio Executives felt it would be too terrifying for children to see the Gale Farmhouse scooped up inside the Cyclone/Tornado/Twister! Absurd Stuff and Nonsense! It was these adults who were afraid and terrified!
The 1939 MGM classic movie The Wizard of Oz is my favorite movie of all time! I was born in 1978. I first saw the movie when I was 3! Nothing in the movie scared me then or later! I cannot fathom why MGM deleted any of the original footage, scenes, music, dialogue, song and dance numbers! t was absurd and ridiculous! It was a high mistake! The Wizard of Oz should have run 132 minutes! I am so glad that the original footage was found! I own this on videotape, Laser Disc, DVD and Blue Ray! Thank you for posting and sharing this movie magic!
Yesterday my great granddaughter and I had a perfect time at our local dinner theater watching a live performance of the Wizard of Oz, the music, singing, dancing and acting was spot on, and yes Toto too. I first saw the Wizard of Oz in a movie theater in 1957.
For anyone interested, this footage was in the original rough cut of the film, better interspersed throughout (for instance, Dorothy would've seen those extra things out of the window, not just the audience), but children of the time found this scene too frightening in full, so it was trimmed down for its theatrical release. Hope that helps.
Fun fact the scene at 2:25 was made by dropping a miniature of the house on the stage floor painted to look like the sky they shot it in slow motion then they reversed the footage
It's a pity they cut or deleted many parts from the movie. Also a pity most of the scenes not included are no longer available so it can't be put together in it's entirety.
Stuff in the twister: Tree Trough Bigger tree Antenna/telegraph pole/fence? Small house Bike Tree Chicken coop Grandma Cow Large house Gate Unrecognized thing above Miniature shed Big tree Framework and platform Men in a canoe Huge crate Another cow and chickens Flying thing Small scraps of debris Large boards and shingles The Wicked Witch of the West
@Gabriel The Wizard of Oz Fan 2021 no she didn’t as you most likely know the people in Kansas have Oz counterparts and Miss Gulch is portrayed by Margaret Hamilton and she also plays the wicked witch of the west
It’s okay. My staff, Caroline and I believe Dorothy and Toto were actually swept up in their house by a twister 🌪️ to the Land of Oz, because Dorothy got her wish
I’ve seen that footage on some behind the scenes footage from one of the dvd’s. Fun fact, it’s played in reverse, as to appear that it’s fakling to the ground, but actually they dropped the toy sized house from the scaffolding on the floor (the sky in the footage is actually the floor of the sound stage.)
I would probably do the same, grab a tea, light my blunt, pull the couch up to the window and watch stuff fly by like it's a TV show and wave to the people by, If people stop by the window close enough I'd even pass the blunt to the witch. all this time throughout the movie all dorothy had to do is spit on the witch, spit must be like bullets to them.
Many people think that the Wicked Witch of the West in the tornado, but it’s the Wicked Witch of the East (also Margaret Hamilton, of course) wearing the ruby slippers before the Gale house lands on her and kills her.
I don't think your right because she turned from Miss Gulch into the witch that we'd see through the movie & since its Dorothy's dream & she called her a witch earlier Miss Gulch is the witch of Dorothy's dream. And besides if what you said is true the witch of the east wouldn't be Miss Gulch & that wouldn't make sense.
Well, of course you’re entitled to your opinion but I’ve consulted production material and books on the filming. After 85 years, it only matters to Oz fanatics, I’m sure! Enjoy the Anniversary!
I may be a 14 year old But I have have VHS of wizard of Oz and at the end of the movie past all the credits was some deleted scenes but muted one was the 2nd one with the extreme windy tornado and the 3rd deleted and another one with the tornado Slowly geting closer to the camera
Did you know in the UK, on BBC TV there shown this, with the uncut version in the early 1990s as it was 2 Hours and 10 Mins, now it edited to 1 Hour and 40 Mins. I can so remember Wizard of Oz used to be longer, and Network used to show a uncut version.
The extra shots of the cyclone-- from 0:16 to 0:48-- are not in the finished film, while the rest are the back projections against which Judy Garland was acting.
If you play the part where Miss Gulch transforms into a witch in slow motion, you can see her shoes are shining, meaning they could be the ruby slippers. If you’re wondering how can the house land on the witch when she is flying at the same time, she might’ve flew out of the tornado and landed on the spot where the house is falling. Another thing in the stage musical version of the film, it was mentioned that Miss Gulch was hit by a telephone pole by the time the storm hit. Meaning that Miss Gulch did transform into the Wicked Witch of the East.
Bet after filming the scene with Mrs. Gulch taking Toto Margret likely wanted to comfort Judy and probably apologized for making her cry and Judy probably apologized for calling Margret a witch.
Miss Gulch/The Wicked Witch scared the blazes out of me, as an adult! She was also "Cora" from the famed "Maxwell House" coffee ads!
The fellows in the rowboat get me every time! 😂
They make everything in the tornado look so magical. In reality, every person you see in the twister would look like something that didn’t survive an Oliver Stone war flick story line.
These are tornado tests that were filmed by the special fx team. They are not deleted scenes from the final film.
there are deleted now, as BBC TV in the 90s had a uncut version i can remember watching it, in fact did you know it was 2 Hours and 10 mins the running time on the uncut (On Networks), this days there are so much cuts and edit in fact the running time now is 1 Hour 40 Mins on a normal standard feature , that nearly 30 mins Edited/Cut.
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@@bleeuk did anybody recorded that on a vhs video tape back in the 1990's?
@@jeremiahmercks69 i wish i did record when i saw it in 1991, there shown a extended version only on TV for BBC (from the 70s to 90s), and ran up to 2 hours without Ad, no physical or streaming copies yet has the Extended or Fully Uncut Version. it may do just in time for the 100th year anniversary by 2039 watch this space,,,,
Oh yes, these scenes were in fact deleted from the movie! They were not just test scenes! You really need to use reliable, well researched facts! The 1938 original shooting script is one source and Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale and Terry the female Brindel Cairn Terrier who portrayed Toto scenes were deleted reacting to all of the images flying by Dorothy's bedroom window! Louis B. Mayer, Victor Fleming, and other Studio Executives felt it would be too terrifying for children to see the Gale Farmhouse scooped up inside the Cyclone/Tornado/Twister! Absurd Stuff and Nonsense! It was these adults who were afraid and terrified!
The 1939 MGM classic movie The Wizard of Oz is my favorite movie of all time! I was born in 1978. I first saw the movie when I was 3! Nothing in the movie scared me then or later! I cannot fathom why MGM deleted any of the original footage, scenes, music, dialogue, song and dance numbers! t was absurd and ridiculous! It was a high mistake! The Wizard of Oz should have run 132 minutes! I am so glad that the original footage was found! I own this on videotape, Laser Disc, DVD and Blue Ray! Thank you for posting and sharing this movie magic!
Yesterday my great granddaughter and I had a perfect time at our local dinner theater watching a live performance of the Wizard of Oz, the music, singing, dancing and acting was spot on, and yes Toto too. I first saw the Wizard of Oz in a movie theater in 1957.
Fantastic Reconstruction!
Excellent Reconstruction!
For anyone interested, this footage was in the original rough cut of the film, better interspersed throughout (for instance, Dorothy would've seen those extra things out of the window, not just the audience), but children of the time found this scene too frightening in full, so it was trimmed down for its theatrical release.
Hope that helps.
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I really needed it, I'm glad you posted this video
I like in color🏳️🌈 better 😇
Fun fact the scene at 2:25 was made by dropping a miniature of the house on the stage floor painted to look like the sky they shot it in slow motion then they reversed the footage
This is footage that was not edited, so we see it all at one time, however NONE of this was DELETED.
Correct. This was test footage that was never edited or used in the film.
It's a pity they cut or deleted many parts from the movie. Also a pity most of the scenes not included are no longer available so it can't be put together in it's entirety.
OH HE'LL NO I'm having nightmares at night
@Callum Playz the music and witch
0:27 and that's the last time we saw Dorothy alive :D
She's never died.
@@MaskedMan66 lol.they said that because the shot shows the house getting obliterated
@@aquablue1252 Except that it doesn't; you'll have noticed (maybe) that the house is still standing at the end of the movie.
@@MaskedMan66
She lived, silly 😠
@@ShawnPickettPauley I said that she did.
Stuff in the twister:
Tree
Trough
Bigger tree
Antenna/telegraph pole/fence?
Small house
Bike
Tree
Chicken coop
Grandma
Cow
Large house
Gate
Unrecognized thing above
Miniature shed
Big tree
Framework and platform
Men in a canoe
Huge crate
Another cow and chickens
Flying thing
Small scraps of debris
Large boards and shingles
The Wicked Witch of the West
Yeah bro there is a lotta stuff in that there tornado. like what could posibly go wrong ?
2:07 no that’s the east remember the legs were under the house
@@mrsnicky7836 but Miss Gulch was the wicked witch of the west...
@Gabriel The Wizard of Oz Fan 2021 no she didn’t as you most likely know the people in Kansas have Oz counterparts and Miss Gulch is portrayed by Margaret Hamilton and she also plays the wicked witch of the west
There’s no antenna. The story is supposed to taking place in the early 1900s and there was no radio or TV broadcasting at that time.
Wow looks amazing.
It’s okay. My staff, Caroline and I believe Dorothy and Toto were actually swept up in their house by a twister 🌪️ to the Land of Oz, because Dorothy got her wish
Omg
2:25 where did you find that
now i'm thinking the same thing
I’ve seen that footage on some behind the scenes footage from one of the dvd’s. Fun fact, it’s played in reverse, as to appear that it’s fakling to the ground, but actually they dropped the toy sized house from the scaffolding on the floor (the sky in the footage is actually the floor of the sound stage.)
it was from the making of documentary on the DVDs but played in reverse
What you’re showing are not deleted scenes . . . just studio test footage
Yeah these are cut parts of the scenes, and some are alternate versions, or extended versions of these scenes.
All studio test footage of the cyclone scene
Isn’t that the witch of the East in the twister?
She’s killed when the farmhouse drops on her.
I hope that if I am ever taken up by a tornado that I will
continue to blithely go on with what I was doing LOL!!!
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I would probably do the same, grab a tea, light my blunt, pull the couch up to the window and watch stuff fly by like it's a TV show and wave to the people by, If people stop by the window close enough I'd even pass the blunt to the witch.
all this time throughout the movie all dorothy had to do is spit on the witch, spit must be like bullets to them.
Many people think that the Wicked Witch of the West in the tornado, but it’s the Wicked Witch of the East (also Margaret Hamilton, of course) wearing the ruby slippers before the Gale house lands on her and kills her.
I don't think your right because she turned from Miss Gulch into the witch that we'd see through the movie & since its Dorothy's dream & she called her a witch earlier Miss Gulch is the witch of Dorothy's dream. And besides if what you said is true the witch of the east wouldn't be Miss Gulch & that wouldn't make sense.
Well, of course you’re entitled to your opinion but I’ve consulted production material and books on the filming.
After 85 years, it only matters to Oz fanatics, I’m sure!
Enjoy the Anniversary!
I may be a 14 year old But I have have VHS of wizard of Oz and at the end of the movie past all the credits was some deleted scenes but muted one was the 2nd one with the extreme windy tornado and the 3rd deleted and another one with the tornado Slowly geting closer to the camera
Did you know in the UK, on BBC TV there shown this, with the uncut version in the early 1990s as it was 2 Hours and 10 Mins, now it edited to 1 Hour and 40 Mins. I can so remember Wizard of Oz used to be longer, and Network used to show a uncut version.
In the vhs did you see the hanging munchkin
@@carlosburness3487 hanging Munchkin? I mean in one scene I saw something swinging in the BG but idk
@@mayaytpmaker738 it’s the hanging munchkin
@@carlosburness3487 BS. It is a bird.
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These are not deleted scene
The extra shots of the cyclone-- from 0:16 to 0:48-- are not in the finished film, while the rest are the back projections against which Judy Garland was acting.
Pillsbury, did you actually watch this? 🙄
Correct. These are studio test shots and not deleted scenes
Why is this pitched
@William Harding Like PAL Toned UK Version
So this videotape was from the UK?
Where is this from?
If you play the part where Miss Gulch transforms into a witch in slow motion, you can see her shoes are shining, meaning they could be the ruby slippers. If you’re wondering how can the house land on the witch when she is flying at the same time, she might’ve flew out of the tornado and landed on the spot where the house is falling. Another thing in the stage musical version of the film, it was mentioned that Miss Gulch was hit by a telephone pole by the time the storm hit. Meaning that Miss Gulch did transform into the Wicked Witch of the East.
Bet after filming the scene with Mrs. Gulch taking Toto Margret likely wanted to comfort Judy and probably apologized for making her cry and Judy probably apologized for calling Margret a witch.
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