No, there have been reports of about seven different people hanging themselves in this scene. None of them are true. Supposedly you can see it in the scene of the movie. If the director's son was hanging in the background, you can be sure the director would remember to make sure to take out the scene. If you go and watch it frame by frame and look very closely you still will not see anyone hanging anywhere in the background.
The Scarecrow wanted the Wizard to give him a brain. Ironically, the Wizard was a humbug, and made a show of giving the Scarecrow what the Scarecrow already had. For the Scarecrow had reacted to many situations, on the way to the Emerald Palace of the Wizard of Oz, in ways that showed that he already had a brain. In the way of a humorous example, Dorothy irritated a tree by picking an apple off the branch instead of picking it up from the ground. The Scarecrow explained that the little girl didn't like green worms in her apples. Exactly!
The Scarecrow's song in the beloved 1939 film version of 'The Wizard of Oz' is sung by Dorothy Gale and the Scarecrow. It occurs not too long after the meeting of the two subsequent friends. It deals with the Scarecrow's wish to have the brain that he unknowingly has already. The words are the following: I could while away the hours,/Conferring' with the flowers,/Consultin' with the rain./And my head I'd be scratchin'/While my thoughts were busy hatchin'/If I only had a brain./I'd unravel every riddle/For any individ'le/In trouble or in pain./ Dorothy sings, 'With the thoughts you'll be thinkin'/You could be another Lincoln/If you only had a brain'. The Scarecrow then sings, 'Oh, I could tell you why/The ocean's near the shore/I could think of things I never thunk before,/And then Id sit -- and think some more./I would not be just a nuffin'/My head all full of stuffin'/My heart all full of pain./I would dance and be merry...'.
No. The Scarecrow is only a scarecrow. In the book Wicked, Elphaba believes her lover Fiyero has disguised himself as a scarecrow until she sees him empty the straw from his clothing. In the play Wicked, however, Fiyero does become the Scarecrow, but this is the only version where he is anything other than a stuffed old suit.
A dog, a human being, a lion, a scarecrow and a tinman are the five creatures that travel together down the Yellow Brick Road in the original 1900 book edition and the beloved 1939 film version of "The Wizard of Oz."Specifically, the dog is called Toto and is the pet of Dorothy Gale of Kansas. The lion remains nameless and is a self-described coward in search of courage fit for the King of Beasts. The scarecrow believes that he lacks a brain even though one never would guess it from his resourcefulness. The tinman considers himself heartless even though he exudes compassion, love and personal warmth.
That he is as brave and wise as he is low in self-esteemis an interesting fact about the Lion in "The Wizard of Oz."Specifically, the Lion believes himself to be cowardly because he avoids conflict. But he proves his courage in defending Dorothy, her pet dog Toto and his colleagues the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman. It turns out that he is courageous instead of cowardly, diplomatic and discriminating in picking fights and humble instead of egotistical.
The Scarecrow wanted the Wizard to give him a brain. Ironically, the Wizard was a humbug, and made a show of giving the Scarecrow what the Scarecrow already had. For the Scarecrow had reacted to many situations, on the way to the Emerald Palace of the Wizard of Oz, in ways that showed that he already had a brain. In the way of a humorous example, Dorothy irritated a tree by picking an apple off the branch instead of picking it up from the ground. The Scarecrow explained that the little girl didn't like green worms in her apples. Exactly!
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The Scarecrow's song in the beloved 1939 film version of 'The Wizard of Oz' is sung by Dorothy Gale and the Scarecrow. It occurs not too long after the meeting of the two subsequent friends. It deals with the Scarecrow's wish to have the brain that he unknowingly has already. The words are the following: I could while away the hours,/Conferring' with the flowers,/Consultin' with the rain./And my head I'd be scratchin'/While my thoughts were busy hatchin'/If I only had a brain./I'd unravel every riddle/For any individ'le/In trouble or in pain./ Dorothy sings, 'With the thoughts you'll be thinkin'/You could be another Lincoln/If you only had a brain'. The Scarecrow then sings, 'Oh, I could tell you why/The ocean's near the shore/I could think of things I never thunk before,/And then Id sit -- and think some more./I would not be just a nuffin'/My head all full of stuffin'/My heart all full of pain./I would dance and be merry...'.
No. The Scarecrow is only a scarecrow. In the book Wicked, Elphaba believes her lover Fiyero has disguised himself as a scarecrow until she sees him empty the straw from his clothing. In the play Wicked, however, Fiyero does become the Scarecrow, but this is the only version where he is anything other than a stuffed old suit.
A dog, a human being, a lion, a scarecrow and a tinman are the five creatures that travel together down the Yellow Brick Road in the original 1900 book edition and the beloved 1939 film version of "The Wizard of Oz."Specifically, the dog is called Toto and is the pet of Dorothy Gale of Kansas. The lion remains nameless and is a self-described coward in search of courage fit for the King of Beasts. The scarecrow believes that he lacks a brain even though one never would guess it from his resourcefulness. The tinman considers himself heartless even though he exudes compassion, love and personal warmth.
The cast of Freedom2speak v2.0 - 2004 includes: George Clooney as Himself - Actor, USA Gerd Conradt as Himself - Director, Germany Minnie Driver as Herself - Actress, Great Britain Heino Ferch as Himself - Actor, Germany Eytan Fox as Himself - Director, Israel Richard Gere as Himself - Actor, USA Romain Goupil as Himself - Director, France Mamad Haghighat as Himself - Director, Iran Dimitris Haritos as Himself - Film Critic, Greece Dustin Hoffman as Himself - Actor, USA John Hurt as Himself - Actor, Great Britain Saddam Hussein as Himself - Dictator, Iraq Hannes Karnick as Himself - Director, Germany Fred Kelemen as Himself - Director, Germany Dieter Kosslick as Himself - Chairman Berlinale, Germany Kiyoshi Kurosawa as Himself - Director, Japan Hussi Kutlucan as Himself - Actor, Germany Richard Kwietniowski as Himself - Director, Canada Eoin Moore as Himself - Director, Germany David Ofek as Himself - Director, Israel Alan Parker as Himself - Director, Great Britain Christian Petzold as Himself - Director, Germany Tsipi Reibenbach as Himself - Director, Israel Sam Rockwell as Himself - Actor, USA Lars Rudolph as Himself - Actor, Germany Donald Rumsfeld as Himself - Secretary of Defense, USA Elisabeth Rygaard as Herself - Director, Denmark Mohammed Sajjid El Sahhaf as Himself - Ministry of Information, Iraq Jochen Sandig as Himself - Screenwriter, Germany Kevin Spacey as Himself - Actor, USA Darnell Stephen Summers as Himself - Vietnam Veteran, USA Shubhra Swarup as Herself - Author, India Asher Tlalim as Himself - Director, Israel Timothy Tremper as Himself - Producer, Germany Jack Valenti as Himself - Chairman Motion Picture Association, USA Andres Veiel as Himself - Director, Germany Catherine Wyler as Herself - Chairwoman High Falls Film Festival, USA
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The cast of Shylock - 1999 includes: Harry Baur as Shylock Douglas Campbell as Himself - Director Joel Carmichael as Himself - Historian Errol Durbach as Himself - Professor of Theatre Barry Edelstein as Himself - Director Tibor Egervari as Himself - Director Mario Gendron as himself Peter Hall as Himself - Director Adolf Hitler as Himself - Speech Against International Jewry John Juliani as Himself - Director Werner Krauss as Shylock Ron Leibman as himself Simon Levis Sullam as Himself - Historian Marilyn Lightstone as Narrator Jonathan Miller as Himself - Director Warren Mitchell as Shylock Laurence Olivier as Shylock Bishop Stecker as Himself (German bishop) Hannes Sulzenbacher as Himself - Historian Orson Welles as Shylock
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Supposedly, an actor who played one of the munchkins hung himself and can be seen as Dorothy, the Scarecrow, and the Tin Woodsman start down the yellow brick road, but this is just an urban legend.
That he is as brave and wise as he is low in self-esteemis an interesting fact about the Lion in "The Wizard of Oz."Specifically, the Lion believes himself to be cowardly because he avoids conflict. But he proves his courage in defending Dorothy, her pet dog Toto and his colleagues the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman. It turns out that he is courageous instead of cowardly, diplomatic and discriminating in picking fights and humble instead of egotistical.