It's still more dazzling than a lot of what you see today. An incredible amount of effort and attention to detail was given to the making of this film.
She is a fairy, in fact, as Baum stated in "The Lost Princess of Oz." But she is also a Sorceress, and sometimes goes by the nicely alliterative title "Sorceress of the South."
Oz was created by the fairy queen Lurline, who is the mother of Ozma, the ruler of Oz. I don't think it's ever stated in the books, but I've always fancied that she appointed Glinda as Ozma's guardian.
I’m playing Glinda in my local drama group’s Wizard of Oz next weekend and every time I get into my costume (not identical to hers but similar) I feel magical. And I always say a little thank you to Billie for portraying her so beautifully first. ✨💖
Fun Fact: In the original novel titled "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum, Glinda the Good Witch of the South and The Good Witch of North were two separate characters. For this movie, the filmmakers combined the two characters together in order to save time for the movie.
@@josephclegg1457 In a much later Oz book, author Ruth Plumly Thompson gave Tattypoo, the Good Witch of the North, an origin story which, among other things, explained why she had such a protective feeling toward the Munchkins.
Considering the time period when this was made. OZ is simply breathtaking. its AAAAAAAmazing at what they did. Disneys Pinocchio as well. With the blue fairy.
I'll tell you who wasn't expecting a "pop": Everyone else in the world that's grown up watching this movie more times than they can count and _knows_ there's not a "pop." ❤
In the 70s each year my parents, brother and I would go to my grandparents house to watch OZ on there big color TV and every one watched together. I don't know how many times I have watched it but I've yet to get tired of it.
I saw it the first time it was ever on TV. That was back in the late '50s. Big event. My parents had seen the movie itself when it was in the theaters back in the late '30s. My old man told me the first half of the movie was in black and white, the second half was in color. I watched the movie intently, waiting for it to turn to color. It never did. I complained to my dad who then tried to explain that as our TV was a black & white model we could not see the color - but it was there. I didn't understand his reasoning and it wasn't until I was older I put it all together. I never saw color TV until '67 when my grandparents bought a color model. It was amazing. I was in my 20s before I owned one myself. That was in the early '70s. They simply weren't that common back then.
As an orchestral percussionist, I had the wonderful experience of getting to play this original score in the onstage version of “Wizard of Oz” several years ago. What a treat! Being surrounded by every detail of Harold Arlen’s magnificent writing really drove home the fact that this movie was a piece of work assembled by only the very top professionals of the business. Sleek and elegant as a Packard limousine, man. Absolutely amazing stuff.
Just seeing that bubble come down the hill sends me into nostalgia!!! I get giddy just knowing how beautiful everything is going to get as this movie continues ❤️❤️❤️
Glinda is the only major character in the dream world who has no counterpart in the real world (referring to the movie, not the books), and some like to think that she was Dorothy's mother. The girl was an orphan living with her aunt and uncle. but could have had some memory of her mother, who could have appeared in the dream as her guardian angel
Glynda- are you a good witch or a bad witch Dorothy- I'm not a witch at all! Witches are old and ugly! Glynda- only bad witches are ugly... Is that a burn glynda? 😂
It was previously worn by Jeanette MacDonald in the movie "San Francisco." Adrian, the costume designer for both movies, altered it and jazzed it up for "Wizard."
@@thetree9399 And? She was asking on behalf of the Munchkins, who had no idea whether this newcomer might be a wicked witch in disguise. Glinda knew perfectly well who and what Dorothy was.
Yes when I was a kid watching Judy Garland, Toto, and the rest of the cast of THE WIZARD OF OZ...my jaw dropped at what appeared to me as my mother's part in the show: Glinda could double my mother; and visa-versa. Dorothy's attachment to Toto in Oz. Does seem reflected by Marilyn's attachment to her car Cynthia---OR: I was a kid waiting yearly to watch Judy Garland, Toto and the rest of the Wizard of Oz cast. But, at one point of the show it looked like my mom was in it, she was holding a magic wand that was star topped.
I’m only 21. I was talking with my grandma a couple of weeks ago. She told me about the first time I saw The Wizard of Oz. I guess I was extremely fascinated by it, I still am honestly, I’d say it’s probably my favorite movie of all time. I used to watch it all the time, at my grandparents house. I haven’t seen it in forever. I hope to watch it again soon.
Toto can talk once they're in the land of Oz (I wish he could). They could've made toto speak like the other animals in Oz when they first arrive in Munchkinland. Dorothy: Toto! Toto! Toto (under the bed, now able to talk): Dorothy! 🐶
If only I knew the kind of innovation in filmmaking the first time I’ve seen this movie over 2 decades ago. This is a classic I would only want to revisit once in a blue moon.
A wonderful story: Not long after seeing The Wizard of Oz, a little girl named Natalie Norris fell ill and was hospitalized. Her mother wrote to MGM and relayed her daughter's wish that she could get a visit from Dorothy. They called Judy, who was of course delighted to do it, and sent Natalie a letter telling her that they had a date. She wanted to come in full Dorothy kit, but by that time everything had been put away in storage, so Judy wore a simple frock and her own short hair, and Natalie didn't mind a bit. Judy chatted with her a while and even sang "Over the Rainbow" to her, bringing Natalie's mother to tears. Later, Natalie showed rapid improvement, and not only recovered, but later in life became a singer herself!
Am I the only one who always thought Glinda’s gown was plenty of lovely? When I was a tiny slip of a maiden, I thought it would make a spectacular wedding dress
I still wonder if most of the Oz characters are suppose to be alternative personas of the people Dorothy knew (at least in the movie version), who is Glinda's counterpart suppose to be? I would say she might be a representation of Dorothy's (possibly dead) mother, but there were no hints about the existence of Dorothy's parents or their whereabouts (not even pictures of them).
Most of the people Dorothy encounters in Oz are just made up out of whole cloth in her imagination; only a relative few of them are based on people she knows.
@@MaskedMan66 if you think about it, few of the people Dorothy encountered had speaking parts. The wizard, doorman and coachman were all the same guy she met with the crystal ball before the twister (Frank Morgan). Other than those characters, the wicked witch of the west, a few munchkins or palace guards, and Dorothy's companions, only Glinda had a speaking part in Oz. Glinda might have represented her Aunt, but there are no obvious clues. But Glinda was the only one who knew how to get Dorothy back to Kansas, something Auntie Em wanted more than anything. So maybe she was an agent sent by her, or the voice of her conscious.
@@kenaldri4915 Many Munchkins spoke and sang, as did many of the Emerald City Citizens (such as Jellia Jamb and the other personnel at the Wash & Brush Up), and of course the Winkie Captain and his men, not forgetting the Trees. Nobody in Oz was based on either of Dorothy's relatives.
@@MaskedMan66 By "speaking part" I was referring to those that had more than a few lines (not including singers) Perhaps it was a poor choice of words. "Principal or major characters" is what I meant and would have been what the OP meant also, since there were only six candidates (not including Dorothy and Toto) available from Kansas. Not enough to go around. I certainly wouldnt expect trees and munchkins to be modeled after anyone.
@@MaskedMan66 I googled a theatre production of the Wizard of Oz where Auntie Em doubles as Glinda. Another source claims Auntie Em was to double as Glinda in the movie but they cast a different actress instead. I'm guessing since Glinda is required by the plot to be a beautiful witch, Clara Blandick didn't quite fit the mold
Evaluate how effectively the composers write for voice and use the elements of music to create an atmosphere and tell the story in the two extracts. Someone tell me please
Herb Stothart was the musical arranger for the film, and seamlessly blended existing classical themes with the original music by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg.
Dorothy: Toto? Toto: What? Dorothy: you can talk? Toto: yes, I know. I don't understand it either. Back in kansas, I couldn't speak at all. Oh, yes! Where are we now? Dorothy: oh. We've landed somewhere. Lets go out and see.
For being filmed 80 years ago, such amazing special effects and picture quality!
Gun Sam _Revolver Aficionado_ it has been remastered. But I agree, at the time was a such achievement
@@Hecoal Remastering only means that sound and picture have been been brought up to the best possible quality; the content of the movie is unchanged.
A Classic .... timeless
It's still more dazzling than a lot of what you see today. An incredible amount of effort and attention to detail was given to the making of this film.
@@shanedeleon5376 Indeed!
i love the orchestration when the bubble is coming down
I wish somebody would upload an audio clip of it here on RUclips.
And how it coalesces into a snip of "Over the Rainbow."
It sounds like the main theme to "The Sound of Music," lol!
@@sdlock83 A bit, yeah, lacking the alpenhorn, of course. :-)
@@sdlock83 oh yeah it does! both have a flourishing sound.
SHE WORE A CROWN AND CAME DOWN IN A BUBBLE DAWG
GET EDUCATED BUD
???????????????????????????
GROW UP BRO!
AND HER SISTER'S SISTER, WICKED WHICH OF THE EAST BRO
HOLD UP
_HOLD UP_
*HOLD UP!!!!*
This is one film that DOESN'T need a remake ♥️♥️♥️
No, but a new adaptation of the book would be cool.
Pls no
The company already made a remake back in 2013
@babyimastar🖖🏼 I know
@@owenr117 What company? MGM went out of business decades ago. There was no remake of this in 2013.
81 years old and still the greatest movie ever.
Glinda’s so SPARKLY!! ✨✨✨
I loved it as a kid. Damn, the technicolor still jumps out of the film like magic after 81 years!
Love Glinda always have ✨✨ being her for Halloween this year.
@@naomicatalinafernandez9110 Oh nice! Sounds fun!
@@naomicatalinafernandez9110 How did it go?
she was born in 1884
@@turbompson4546she’s was a foxy 55-year-old then!
The costume is just excellent!
Somehow I think Glinda is more like a fairy godmother than a witch/sorceress.
She is a fairy, in fact, as Baum stated in "The Lost Princess of Oz." But she is also a Sorceress, and sometimes goes by the nicely alliterative title "Sorceress of the South."
Oz was created by the fairy queen Lurline, who is the mother of Ozma, the ruler of Oz. I don't think it's ever stated in the books, but I've always fancied that she appointed Glinda as Ozma's guardian.
i think so too.
@@noellepineda7919 She's both.
I like to think of witches as fallen fairies kind of like what demons are to angels.
Glinda, a splendid example of perfect casting...the quintessential good witch.
One weird thing, though: they covered her long, red, curly hair with a long, red, curly wig.
I’m playing Glinda in my local drama group’s Wizard of Oz next weekend and every time I get into my costume (not identical to hers but similar) I feel magical. And I always say a little thank you to Billie for portraying her so beautifully first. ✨💖
Is it still running or have you finished?
@@MaskedMan66 finished now x
@@79135clauds I hope it went well. :-) I played the Cowardly Lion in a community theater production years ago, and it really is a fun show.
Same
Fun Fact: In the original novel titled "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum, Glinda the Good Witch of the South and The Good Witch of North were two separate characters. For this movie, the filmmakers combined the two characters together in order to save time for the movie.
Not to save time, just to simplify the story. And audiences just figured that in this version of Oz, Tattypoo must be the Good Witch of the South.
@@josephclegg1457 In a much later Oz book, author Ruth Plumly Thompson gave Tattypoo, the Good Witch of the North, an origin story which, among other things, explained why she had such a protective feeling toward the Munchkins.
@Joseph Clegg Look for "The Giant Horse of Oz" by Thompson.
@@MaskedMan66 They were combined to shorten the movie actually.
@@josephclegg1457 True.
Who else was expecting a satisfying pop sound from Glinda’s bubble at 0:29?
How pretty is Glinda
@@ghullsediqe7727 Billie Burke was a beautiful woman. She was 55 when she made this movie.
Considering the time period when this was made. OZ is simply breathtaking. its AAAAAAAmazing at what they did. Disneys Pinocchio as well. With the blue fairy.
No pop? Then it means that it is not a bubble at all, more like a force field.
I'll tell you who wasn't expecting a "pop": Everyone else in the world that's grown up watching this movie more times than they can count and _knows_ there's not a "pop." ❤
In the 70s each year my parents, brother and I would go to my grandparents house to watch OZ on there big color TV and every one watched together. I don't know how many times I have watched it but I've yet to get tired of it.
Parents. Console T.V.
I saw it the first time it was ever on TV. That was back in the late '50s. Big event. My parents had seen the movie itself when it was in the theaters back in the late '30s. My old man told me the first half of the movie was in black and white, the second half was in color. I watched the movie intently, waiting for it to turn to color. It never did. I complained to my dad who then tried to explain that as our TV was a black & white model we could not see the color - but it was there. I didn't understand his reasoning and it wasn't until I was older I put it all together. I never saw color TV until '67 when my grandparents bought a color model. It was amazing. I was in my 20s before I owned one myself. That was in the early '70s. They simply weren't that common back then.
SHE CAME DOWN IN A BUBBLE DOUG!!!
"GROW UP BRO, GROW UP!"
??????????????????????
The music slowly building and building as Glinda’s bubble approaches, and then softening again as she appears, is masterful film scoring.
As an orchestral percussionist, I had the wonderful experience of getting to play this original score in the onstage version of “Wizard of Oz” several years ago. What a treat!
Being surrounded by every detail of Harold Arlen’s magnificent writing really drove home the fact that this movie was a piece of work assembled by only the very top professionals of the business.
Sleek and elegant as a Packard limousine, man. Absolutely amazing stuff.
The Wizard of Oz will be 80 Next Year...Wow!
"The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" will be 120 next year!
The fact that they were able to do the effect at (0:28) in 1939, is astounding.
Just seeing that bubble come down the hill sends me into nostalgia!!! I get giddy just knowing how beautiful everything is going to get as this movie continues ❤️❤️❤️
Glinda: "Did you bring your broomstick?"
Dorothy: "Yeah, hang tight, It's in my house!"
Glinda is the only major character in the dream world who has no counterpart in the real world (referring to the movie, not the books), and some like to think that she was Dorothy's mother. The girl was an orphan living with her aunt and uncle. but could have had some memory of her mother, who could have appeared in the dream as her guardian angel
It never occurred to me before
Well they do both have reddish hair.
Fascinating.
That wasn't what the filmmakers were working with, otherwise they'd have included a male character who evoked her father.
Is anyone else obsessed with her costume like me 😍
cecilia
yes
Not just you, me too 🥰☺️
If you told me this was the greatest, most influential movie of all-time, I would not argue with you.
Happy 85th anniversary to the wizard of oz
*THE WICKED WITCH OF THE EAST, BRO!*
Bro calm down the witch of the east is dead now
I feel pity for Nessa, she just wanted to be loved by Bach...
Not anymore.
Oh Nessa!!!
@@broadwaymike92 No such person here.
Glynda- are you a good witch or a bad witch
Dorothy- I'm not a witch at all! Witches are old and ugly!
Glynda- only bad witches are ugly...
Is that a burn glynda? 😂
No, it isn't. For all she knew, Dorothy may have been a wicked witch in disguise.
And her name is Glinda.
My dad, who died nine years ago at age 78, was five years old when this film was released, and his dad, who was born in 1897, was 42.
Always loved Glinda, that dress is gorgeous!
Stop using
It was previously worn by Jeanette MacDonald in the movie "San Francisco." Adrian, the costume designer for both movies, altered it and jazzed it up for "Wizard."
@@Mxsihj Love is never cringe.
@@MaskedMan66 The emoji not love and late response :/
@@Mxsihj What?
Great storytelling, beautiful music and amazing characters
@1:36 "Only bad witches are ugly..........."
That was fucking hilarious.
How so?
Forever iconic 🥲
How?
@@MaskedMan66because she asked if Dorothy was a bad witch beforehand
@@thetree9399 And? She was asking on behalf of the Munchkins, who had no idea whether this newcomer might be a wicked witch in disguise. Glinda knew perfectly well who and what Dorothy was.
Wow I remember that bubble looking really realistic when I was a kid
Joey King conjuring movie part in the world part of the wicked musical show with oasr awesome picture awards TCM hollywood wizard of oz
@@derekllewellyn6663 ????????????????????
So lovely and made with such care in every way with immersive acting that never misses a beat!
Yes when I was a kid watching Judy Garland, Toto, and the rest of the cast of THE WIZARD OF OZ...my jaw dropped at what appeared to me as my mother's part in the show: Glinda could double my mother; and visa-versa.
Dorothy's attachment to Toto in Oz. Does seem reflected by Marilyn's attachment to her car Cynthia---OR:
I was a kid waiting yearly to watch Judy Garland, Toto and the rest of the Wizard of Oz cast. But, at one point of the show it looked like my mom was in it, she was holding a magic wand that was star topped.
Wizard of Oz is my favorite movie of all time.
Happy Anniversary The Wizard of OZ 75th love my favorite one fan Big music 🎶 Movie DVD 📀 Dolls 💖💖💖💖💖💯⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Glinda is so pretty 🤩
I've ALWAYS loved this movie & for my 8th grade graduation, I had a pink dress EXACTLY like Glinda's !😊
I'm going to recreate this for my college classes and I am excited to do it.
How did it go?
To this day, Glinda's gown is just dazzling
The greatest piece of entertainment ever etched in celluloid :-)
I’m only 21. I was talking with my grandma a couple of weeks ago. She told me about the first time I saw The Wizard of Oz. I guess I was extremely fascinated by it, I still am honestly, I’d say it’s probably my favorite movie of all time. I used to watch it all the time, at my grandparents house. I haven’t seen it in forever. I hope to watch it again soon.
You are our national Heroine my dear 1:49
Glinda said "their" national heroine.
Be yourself!
Toto can talk once they're in the land of Oz (I wish he could). They could've made toto speak like the other animals in Oz when they first arrive in Munchkinland.
Dorothy: Toto! Toto!
Toto (under the bed, now able to talk): Dorothy! 🐶
If only I knew the kind of innovation in filmmaking the first time I’ve seen this movie over 2 decades ago. This is a classic I would only want to revisit once in a blue moon.
We used to watch it every year on T.V. before home video-- and for a while after.
A wonderful story:
Not long after seeing The Wizard of Oz, a little girl named Natalie Norris fell ill and was hospitalized. Her mother wrote to MGM and relayed her daughter's wish that she could get a visit from Dorothy. They called Judy, who was of course delighted to do it, and sent Natalie a letter telling her that they had a date. She wanted to come in full Dorothy kit, but by that time everything had been put away in storage, so Judy wore a simple frock and her own short hair, and Natalie didn't mind a bit. Judy chatted with her a while and even sang "Over the Rainbow" to her, bringing Natalie's mother to tears. Later, Natalie showed rapid improvement, and not only recovered, but later in life became a singer herself!
That was Wonderful 👏👏
@@isiaht8093 Judy had such a big heart. 🙂
@@MaskedMan66 She really did ✌️❤️
I love this movie with all my heart 😍❤️😘❤️
My favorite movie!!!!!
Mine too! :-)
O8w998
Perfect film.
MY FAV PART OF THE WHOLE MOVIE
Am I the only one who always thought Glinda’s gown was plenty of lovely? When I was a tiny slip of a maiden, I thought it would make a spectacular wedding dress
But you wouldn't be able to get close to the groom! lol
Thank you for sharing this WB
Beautiful scenery!!!!
The actress was 53 or so when this movie was made, unbelievably.
55, actually. :-)
She looked so young
As a kid i thought she was WAY younger. Mid 30s at most
My absolute favorite movie 😊
Glinda is beautiful 😍
R.I.P Everyone
(Pointing down at Toto)
"Well, is *that* the witch?"
Perfect Movie!
Dorothy: I’ve never heard of a beautiful witch before.
Mila Kunis: hold by beer 🧙♀️
0:33 After careful analysis of Dorothy' reaction to Glinda I have come to the conclusion that Dorothy does in fact have.
*tHe BiG gAy*
You're wrong.
Dorothy is a child.
The Wizard of Oz was my favorite movie when I was 9 years old in 2011
What about now?
Dorothy says I’m not Witch at all two times and get hypnotized
Dorothy needs to snap out of hypnotic trance
@1:35 true!
1:34-1:35 It's beautiful here!
I was born March 27th 1978. This film helped me hold onto a piece that I almost lost from my childhood 🧚♂️🌀🏴🧿🎁⚔️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🍻💪
I'm doing this for my school play
Now I want to sit down and watch the movie! 😊
Brilliant Movie Magic!
Did anyone else see the witch dropping in and hear Yondu in the back of their heads?
"I'M MARY POPPINS Y'ALL!"
Just you, apparently.
I've seen Billie Burke in a few other movies. She had a beautiful voice.
I love Father of the Bride
I wish there was a discussion of all of the possible symbolism of Glenda's fairy dress magic wand and Crown.
RIP to everyone who died.
This movie is over 80 years old, sooooo why does the bubble special effect look decent? Straight up solid.
Mutige Dorothy. 👍👍😇
“Only bad witches are ugly.” That would trigger someone today.
Let it.
I still wonder if most of the Oz characters are suppose to be alternative personas of the people Dorothy knew (at least in the movie version), who is Glinda's counterpart suppose to be?
I would say she might be a representation of Dorothy's (possibly dead) mother, but there were no hints about the existence of Dorothy's parents or their whereabouts (not even pictures of them).
Most of the people Dorothy encounters in Oz are just made up out of whole cloth in her imagination; only a relative few of them are based on people she knows.
@@MaskedMan66 if you think about it, few of the people Dorothy encountered had speaking parts. The wizard, doorman and coachman were all the same guy she met with the crystal ball before the twister (Frank Morgan). Other than those characters, the wicked witch of the west, a few munchkins or palace guards, and Dorothy's companions, only Glinda had a speaking part in Oz. Glinda might have represented her Aunt, but there are no obvious clues. But Glinda was the only one who knew how to get Dorothy back to Kansas, something Auntie Em wanted more than anything. So maybe she was an agent sent by her, or the voice of her conscious.
@@kenaldri4915 Many Munchkins spoke and sang, as did many of the Emerald City Citizens (such as Jellia Jamb and the other personnel at the Wash & Brush Up), and of course the Winkie Captain and his men, not forgetting the Trees.
Nobody in Oz was based on either of Dorothy's relatives.
@@MaskedMan66 By "speaking part" I was referring to those that had more than a few lines (not including singers) Perhaps it was a poor choice of words. "Principal or major characters" is what I meant and would have been what the OP meant also, since there were only six candidates (not including Dorothy and Toto) available from Kansas. Not enough to go around. I certainly wouldnt expect trees and munchkins to be modeled after anyone.
@@MaskedMan66 I googled a theatre production of the Wizard of Oz where Auntie Em doubles as Glinda. Another source claims Auntie Em was to double as Glinda in the movie but they cast a different actress instead. I'm guessing since Glinda is required by the plot to be a beautiful witch, Clara Blandick didn't quite fit the mold
Ladies and gentlemen, the most accomplished piece of Christmas decor (and one of the cheapest special effects) of all time!
Timeless
86th now honey as of 2024 !
🎉 Celebrating is needed ! 🎉
Wooo
Wooo
Wooo
Wooo
I mean to play Glinda and have a grand entrance like that… wow 🤩🥰
Evaluate how effectively the composers write for voice and use the elements of music to create an atmosphere and tell the story in the two extracts.
Someone tell me please
Herb Stothart was the musical arranger for the film, and seamlessly blended existing classical themes with the original music by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg.
1:17 PFFFFFFFFFT BRO DOROTHY BE THROWIN SHADE
I’m auditioning for her! Wish me luck, auditions on Monday!
Jeanette MacDonald wore Glinda’s dress in that movie of the Los Angeles earthquake in 1906
Goddess Henry Bowers: "Are you a good guy or a bad guy?"
?
I love this movie
What does that mean?
It means Buckle your seatbelt, Dorothy. 'cause Kansas is going bye bye.
When I read a children's book of the Wizard of Oz, I thought Glinda was a fairy instead of a witch.
She's both.
Hard to believe she was in her 50s when she was Glinda
I find it hard to believe too
@@manuelorozco7760I don’t lol
@@growingupwithdisney If you say so. But she looked almost the same in Father Of The Bride
@@manuelorozco7760 she just looks old to me idk, maybe she could pass for her 40s, but nothing younger in my opinion
@@growingupwithdisney Very well then.
I always wanted her wand ✨
Love this movie d, and Judy
[Teleport: Munchkinland]
>Two second cast
>Five minute cooldown
>Fifty mana
>Teleports the caster to Munchkinland
I now i can’t watch this( or the movie at for that matter ) without thinking about Wicked 😁😄❤️❗️
I saw it on the West End in 2016.
My cousin did a play at her school and I remember this scene she did well she was the witch
Dorothy: Toto?
Toto: What?
Dorothy: you can talk?
Toto: yes, I know. I don't understand it either. Back in kansas, I couldn't speak at all. Oh, yes! Where are we now?
Dorothy: oh. We've landed somewhere. Lets go out and see.
Wow the land over the rainbow
I,love this
Greetings from Japan...I am Lillian.
Welcome!
Classy Billie Burke (Glinda).
1:36 with a line like that, maybe Fiyero and Elphaba had a point
1:05 R.I.P. wicked witch of the east
Me watching for fun