...Isn't it a little bit bitchy, that at first a house crushed her sister to death and afterwards the shoes of her death sister's body got stolen o_o..? Well, I would be mad as hell, too...
@dark_lord05 Glinda, you mean. I haven't seen that one, but am I right in guessing that they don't bring in any of the other characters, like Jack Pumpkinhead, the Sawhorse, Mombi, Professor Wogglebug, or Ozma?
@dark_lord05 She is always called Glinda in the Oz canon and all legit Oz adaptations because Glinda is the name which L. Frank Baum gave her one hundred and nineteen years ago; it's originally a Welsh name meaning "bright" and "good." It may also be a portmanteau on his part, combining "glint," "glitter," and "glimmer" with the euphony of the name Linda. The only people who call her "Glenda" are people who get her name wrong. And again, Glinda did not destroy the WWE's body; it dried up in the sun, as the book says.
That was all crocodile tears; she might have had some mild thought of revenge, but as soon as she realized the shoes were now ownerless, she forgot all about the WWE and never mentioned her again.
@@MaskedMan66 Heck, one stage production I saw even has her remark that Dorothy actually did her a service! (Until she discovers Dorothy is now wearing the slippers).
@@stravinsky1300 Yup! That's the version created by England's Royal Shakespeare Company in the late 1980's, and which is the one most often performed by professional and community theater companies. I've been in it myself as the Cowardly Lion. :-3
Dosen’t anyone notice How creepy the Ruby slippers just disappears and her feet just curls up and goes back????? It scares me😱 but still its good!!!!!!❤️
Not as severely as she could have been; a stagehand doused her, then the make-up man removed the greasepaint and appliances, then the studio doctor put salve on her face and hand and bandaged them up.
@@spookyhamilton2732 At the time, she thought it was funny; she didn't understand why everyone was running around. She didn't realize she was on fire until a stage hand grabbed her, put out her hat, and shoved her under a faucet to put her out.
I read somewhere that her black dress got stuck in the trap door. So she had difficulty running off down stage. Then her green make up heated up and gave serious burns that took a very long time to fully heal.
The fact that the munchkins were all probably getting harassed by the wicked witch of the East only to see a house fall down on her is hilarious. I actually chuckled thinking about it. They were so happy she died that they broke out in a song lmaoo
Third degree on her right hand and second degree on her face; a stagehand put her under a sink to wash her face, so it was okay, but her hands were pretty badly scarred and she had to wear gloves for some scenes. But she was a trouper, was Maggie Hamilton, and the show went on.
This movie is indeed a true icon, I have watched this movie ever since I was a kid and every part of this movie is Hollywood history I hope many generations of people can keep seeing this movie. This indeed again is a true classic of Hollywood history. Truly one of my favorite movies of all times.
"In her portrayal of Glinda, (Billie) Burke projects a benevolent sweetness that exemplifies her character's all-knowing and serene grace. Glinda does not betray Dorothy in negligence by allowing her undue tribulations, which thus circumvents the often raised question, 'Why didn't Glinda tell Dorothy the way to get home right away?' The point is that, in her wisdom, Glinda's clairvoyance foresees the outcome of Dorothy's journey and knows no serious harm will befall her; sans the journey, Dorothy's maturity remains stagnant." -- "The Road to Oz" by Jay Scarfone and William Stillman
@@kaitiscarlett9022 The Good Witch of the North, you mean. The Munchkins live in the East. Of course, in the books, the GWN turned out to be a Munchkin queen.
Glinda is evil.she cld have had Dorothy go home right away but has her kill all the witches expose the great oz then sends Dorothy home. So glinda now has full control over the munchkins.
...A classic scene.............ICONIC......! each & every line stands out in Hollywood legend....... ".....rubbish, you have no power here! Begone, before somebody drops a house on you!"..... Bwahahahahaha..... I LOVE it!
If you watch closely you can tell that part of the wicked witch's dialogue was edited out of the final cut. Right after she says "I can cause accidents too", she begins to say another word or line but it is cut out.
Am I the only one who's watching this after hearing the Wicked's soundtrack? So many villains are becoming tragic characters: Witch of the West Maleficent Joker
@@katelynclark3302 Here's what happens in the movie: Dorothy Gale tries to get the adults in her life to help her with her problem. Dorothy runs away. Dorothy meets a huckster who convinces her that home's the place to be. Dorothy returns home during a cyclone and gets clocked by a windowpane. Dorothy has a dream. Dorothy wakes up. In the context of the movie, Oz is all a dream, and the characters she meets there are her subconscious impressions of people she knows in real life. The Wicked Witches are based on local busybody Almira Gulch.
@@carolinereadowl6271 Oh, that thing. Funny thing is, after Ozma's birthday party in the fifth Oz book, the Wizard did send everyone home in bubbles that he had created with a large machine.
Where did you read that? The two wicked witches are only sisters in this movie and in "The Wiz." In "The Muppets' Wizard of Oz," Glinda (not "Glenda"), the Good Witch of the South, is the sister of Tattypoo, the Good Witch of the North. In the books, none of them are related.
Surprised how the wicked witch of the west didn’t die she was supposed to go through the trap door when the fire when on but the trap door was stuck and was set on fire due to her make up which was made of copper and copper is really bad for ur skin and cause skin burn by its self and was very bad if to fire
It wasn't a trap door, it was an elevator, and it worked fine; the problem was that the flames went up too soon. The way it was supposed to work was that she would be under the stage when the flames erupted, and that was how the first take went, but then they did some retakes, and that was when things went wrong. But Miss Hamilton survived (obviously) and finished her work like the tough lady she was, and she loved the movie for the rest of her life, and even played the WWW many more times on stage and T.V.
No, Glinda (not "Glenda") has one quarter of Oz to rule, and that's fine for her. As you seem to have forgotten, the Wizard left the Scarecrow in command of the whole of Oz. Two unlawful dictators were killed, both by accident, and one at the behest of that same Wizard. The Tin Woodman filled the void left by the WIcked Witch of the West when he became the Emperor of the Winkie Country.
@@MaskedMan66 yes I believe Glinda the Good witch at least in the Oz books governs or should I say rules the southern quadrant of Oz I believe it is quadling country. And yes it is true the Tin Man was asked by the winkies if he would take over as emperor of their part of Oz in the power vacuum following the death of the wicked witch of the West.
That's basically it. :-) Once she realized that the shoes were up for grabs, she forgot all about her "dear sister" and never gave her another thought.
An example of why the wich of the west was the worse of the two was well illustrated in oz the great and powerful. Evanora(witch of the east was a manipulative tyrant who used the winkies and flying monkeys to terrorize the locals into submission. Theodora(witch of the west) insisted on no quarter and all the people of oz loyal to Glinda and the wizard be slaughtered with no opportunity to surrender. Also the witch of the east was innately evil the witch of the west became evil due to an enchantment that siphoned all the good out of her heart.
@@MaskedMan66 you had to respond to a five-year-old joke comment, just to say Dorothy wouldn't swear? Also don't bring Lord of the Rings into this people are still arguing over the Eagles. Third, while I'm on the subject. Mad TV epicly deconstructed this whole scenario. It's one of the few times a funny sketch actually had good points. Glinda should have told Dorothy, that she could have gotten home anytime. Her excuse that Dorothy wouldn't have believed her has more holes than Swiss cheese. As the MadTV Dorothy would say "You came in a magic bubble. I would have believed anything you said. If you told me that the only way to get home was the lick the Lollipop Guild I would have done it." Not to mention Wicked offers an alternative tale implying, that Glinda the most evil and manipulative Witch of them all.
@@Shanethefilmmaker "In her portrayal of Glinda, (Billie) Burke projects a benevolent sweetness that exemplifies her character's all-knowing and serene grace. Glinda does not betray Dorothy in negligence by allowing her undue tribulations, which thus circumvents the often raised question, 'Why didn't Glinda tell Dorothy the way to get home right away?' The point is that, in her wisdom, Glinda's clairvoyance foresees the outcome of Dorothy's journey and knows no serious harm will befall her; sans the journey, Dorothy's maturity remains stagnant." -- "The Road to Oz" by Jay Scarfone and William Stillman Dorothy *had* to go on that journey and confront her fears and learn to help others, as we all do in life. MadTV was run by idiots and "Wicked" is irrelevant. I'll bring up TLotR, and the Eagles non-issue was settled ages ago when people realized that any air traffic entering Mordor would have been shot down.
@@EphemeralProductions I've watched that scene dozens of times over the past 55 years. But I didn't watch it through your filters. What do you think you're seeing?
They were basically flip-flopped; Glinda became the Good Witch of the North, while Tattypoo, now the Good Witch of the South, remained unseen in this version. Of course in the original story, it was Tattypoo who met Dorothy in the Munchkin Country.
@@kdeggraham895 If there's a road of purple brick anywhere in Oz, it would be in the Gillikin Country in the North of Oz, where purple is the favorite color. :-)
@MaskedMan66 Miraculous as the wizard of oz Giuliana as Dorothy Rose as Glinda Chloe as the wicked witch of the west Giuliana - I thought you said she was dead 💀 Rose - That was her sister, the wicked witch of the east. This is the wicked witch of the west, she worst then the other one. Chloe - Who killed my sister? Who killed the witch of the east?! Was it you? Giuliana - I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to kill anyone. Chloe - Well, my little pretty, I can cause accidents, too Rose - Aren't you forgetting the Ruby slippers? Chloe - The slippers, yes
"And as for you,my fine lady,yes,it's true I can't take care of you just yet as much as I'd like to,but just TRY to stay out of my way! Just TRY! It won't be easy! I'll get you,my pretty! And your little dog,too!" And with that,WWW cackles and disappears. That line has always stood in my memory the most-not to mention WWW's famous threat to Dorothy,"I'll get you,my pretty,and your little dog,too!" Even that threat has in itself become such a "masterpiece" that it has been parodied in other films-there was that Energizer bunny commercial which parodied it-the Witch saying,"I'll get you,bunny,and your little battery,too!" and even in the Xmas movie "Jingle all the way," we even hear it by Sinbad,to Arnold Schwartzenneger's son, "Come here,my pretty,you and your little doll!" Amazing,simply amazing,how the most famous quotes from hit movies can be parodied in films.
Just TRY! It won't be easy! I'll get you,my pretty! And your little dog,too!" welllllll , she didn't because of the magnificent , super dooper wizard of OZ and at the end of the day , all old movies generally have happy endings so there is no suprise
(Elphaba/WWotW) WHO killed my sister? Who killed The Witch of the East....was it you? (DG) No. No. It was an accident. I didn't mean to kill anybody. (Elphaba) Well...my little pretty, I can cause accidents too!
+Morgan Rohloff The Wicked Witch of the West as played by Margaret Hamilton in the 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz" (based on the book of the same title bar the word "Wonderful") is most certainly not any "Elphaba."
Because the Munchkins' former dictator, the Wicked Witch of the EAST, was dead. The WWW had no authority there, and as Glinda pointed out, she had no power there either.
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For it's time special effects and coloring truly are amazing what's embarrassing is that in this day and age it would be done with computers truly goes to say we don't make them like we used to
True. Of course, if done with CGI, Margaret Hamilton's face probably wouldn't have gotten burned (when making her exit the flames came up early and her makeup caught fire.)
Are all of the witches related somehow I mean are the Wicked Witch of the West and East Sisters? in journey back to Oz Mombi says to Dorothy when you killed my cousin the Wicked Witch of the West and helped a Miserables Scarecrow on the throne of Oz can anybody help me answer that
East and West are related. So are North and South. Mombi could be related to West. So I would guess they get the compass names when they are high ranked.
@@Karoke77 But she only uses it for good, and once Princess Ozma, the true ruler, is on the throne of the Emerald City, she sumbits herself to Ozma's authority. Think of Aragorn and Gandalf.
May not be true, but the good witch seems not quite honest. But it could be just because I am more like the wicked witch. However, the good witch seems dismissive and uncaring.
The WWW is a hateful, uncaring wretch who conquered and enslaved the Winkies and kept them in fear of her until the day she died. You want to identify with a dictator? And how do figure Glinda for "uncaring?"
@@ceebbees12345 It's merely a means of covering bases in case you happen not to be a dude. I could say, "Guy (gal?)" if you want to be persnickety about it. And "Wicked" is still irrelevant.
jakegetscake in wicked she was the favourite daughter the house fell on her because elphaba was set free from the wizard Madame morrible had changed the weather to capture elphaba
Nessarose was 'normal' but In a wheelchair for most of her life. The ruby slippers are magic because the witch of the west cast a spell on them to let her be able to walk again.
@@aimee8043 We're not talking about "Nessarose," we're talking about the Wicked Witch of the East, who appears in the cyclone on her broom before the house falls on her. She is also played by Margaret Hamilton, and therefore looks exactly like the Wicked Witch of the West.
Can we just think for moment, its her sister's shoes and They killed her sister,so doesn't she has the rights to have those shoes? Because she her sibling.😐
The Wicked Witch of the East probably stole the shoes from someone else (my guess would be Gayelette) anyway, so they weren't really her property. And would you hand over powerful magical items to an evil dictator who would use them to conquer and enslave all of Oz? I don't think so.
@@MaskedMan66 it's actually her property. Her dad gave them to her. Elphaba just enchanted them. She wanted them back because it was her last memorial of her sister.
@Jeshua Restituyo This isn't "Wicked," and that's not "Elphaba." And if you watch this movie, you'll notice that the moment she remembers that the shoes are up for grabs, the Wicked Witch of the West forgets all about the Wicked Witch of the East and never mentions her again. And like I said before, would you hand over powerful magical items to an evil dictator who would use them to conquer and enslave all of Oz?
@Charlotte d’s World Nope. In this movie, Oz and everyone in it are conjured up by Dorothy's subconscious as she dreams. The Wicked Witches of the East and West are both inspired by the local harridan, Miss Almira Gulch, to whom Dorothy referred as a "wicked old witch" earlier in the day.
The Wicked Witch Of The West doesn’t know that the Twister 🌪 is the one responsible for her sister’s death simply by dropping a house 🏠 on her. Everything happens for a reason.
@@aimee8043 They don't, actually; I've had several civil chats with the open-minded on this page. And if someone hates me, that says something very sad about them, that they're willing to waste that extreme an emotion on anyone.
An insult my mom used to use when a woman pissed her off:
Gee, I'm sorry that house fell on your sister.
Ask her if I can use that, please?
...Isn't it a little bit bitchy, that at first a house crushed her sister to death and afterwards the shoes of her death sister's body got stolen o_o..? Well, I would be mad as hell, too...
@dark_lord05 Glinda, you mean. I haven't seen that one, but am I right in guessing that they don't bring in any of the other characters, like Jack Pumpkinhead, the Sawhorse, Mombi, Professor Wogglebug, or Ozma?
@dark_lord05 Her name is Glinda; it's never been Glenda. And "where the goblins go" is Hell.
@dark_lord05 She is always called Glinda in the Oz canon and all legit Oz adaptations because Glinda is the name which L. Frank Baum gave her one hundred and nineteen years ago; it's originally a Welsh name meaning "bright" and "good." It may also be a portmanteau on his part, combining "glint," "glitter," and "glimmer" with the euphony of the name Linda.
The only people who call her "Glenda" are people who get her name wrong.
And again, Glinda did not destroy the WWE's body; it dried up in the sun, as the book says.
The body dried up, it wasn't "stolen."
Killer's keepers, loser's weepers.
I get why she was pissed, I mean her sister just got flattered by a house.
That was all crocodile tears; she might have had some mild thought of revenge, but as soon as she realized the shoes were now ownerless, she forgot all about the WWE and never mentioned her again.
@@MaskedMan66 Heck, one stage production I saw even has her remark that Dorothy actually did her a service! (Until she discovers Dorothy is now wearing the slippers).
@@stravinsky1300 Yup! That's the version created by England's Royal Shakespeare Company in the late 1980's, and which is the one most often performed by professional and community theater companies. I've been in it myself as the Cowardly Lion. :-3
@@MaskedMan66 Well she was evil. Evil people don't love other people. They only love and think about themselves.
@@ijustgottahotdog You're preaching to the choir. 🙂 It's the OP as needs to hear your words.
Dosen’t anyone notice How creepy the Ruby slippers just disappears and her feet just curls up and goes back????? It scares me😱 but still its good!!!!!!❤️
1:05 the corpse shriveling up through some ghastly magic....horrifying
Ikr🤣
This shit scared me as a kid
From the book: "She was so old that she dried up in the sun."
@@bluewhaleking6227 Nancy pelosi
Margaret Hamilton was severely burned during this scene.
rugbymom75 yeh it’s sad
Not as severely as she could have been; a stagehand doused her, then the make-up man removed the greasepaint and appliances, then the studio doctor put salve on her face and hand and bandaged them up.
@@spookyhamilton2732 At the time, she thought it was funny; she didn't understand why everyone was running around. She didn't realize she was on fire until a stage hand grabbed her, put out her hat, and shoved her under a faucet to put her out.
She drank her Folgers before blowing on it
I read somewhere that her black dress got stuck in the trap door. So she had difficulty running off down stage. Then her green make up heated up and gave serious burns that took a very long time to fully heal.
The fact that the munchkins were all probably getting harassed by the wicked witch of the East only to see a house fall down on her is hilarious. I actually chuckled thinking about it. They were so happy she died that they broke out in a song lmaoo
They were her slaves.
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Actually in the movie the wicked witch of the West got 3rd degree and 2nd degree burns from the disappearing affect
Third degree on her right hand and second degree on her face; a stagehand put her under a sink to wash her face, so it was okay, but her hands were pretty badly scarred and she had to wear gloves for some scenes. But she was a trouper, was Maggie Hamilton, and the show went on.
Yeah
@Fisher Man I didn't say, "trooper," I said, "trouper."
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/trouper
@Fisher Man But i get your sarcasm. ;-)
@Fisher Man or what little there is in your comment....
The Wicked Witch of the West is actually pretty hot; she’s assertive, even tempted and very attractive beauty.
If you like green and shriveled.
"I can cause accidents too!"
"I have All State"
"I frightened a wolf the other day, and bro-ther, the accident he left on the ground!"
I think the witch delivered one of the coldest one linear ever.
" I can make accidents happen too"
@@kaitiscarlett9022The WWW was being sarcastic and issuing a threat.
@@kaitiscarlett9022 You're quite welcome, Bernadette.
This movie is indeed a true icon, I have watched this movie ever since I was a kid and every part of this movie is Hollywood history I hope many generations of people can keep seeing this movie. This indeed again is a true classic of Hollywood history. Truly one of my favorite movies of all times.
"In her portrayal of Glinda, (Billie) Burke projects a benevolent sweetness that exemplifies her character's all-knowing and serene grace. Glinda does not betray Dorothy in negligence by allowing her undue tribulations, which thus circumvents the often raised question, 'Why didn't Glinda tell Dorothy the way to get home right away?' The point is that, in her wisdom, Glinda's clairvoyance foresees the outcome of Dorothy's journey and knows no serious harm will befall her; sans the journey, Dorothy's maturity remains stagnant."
-- "The Road to Oz" by Jay Scarfone and William Stillman
Glinda is much better in the book .
@@НиколаСтаменковић She's pretty much the same, really. She just turns up a lot later than in the movie.
@@НиколаСтаменковић Yes, Glinda and the good witch of the Munchkins are two different characters in the book. The whole book series is great.
@@kaitiscarlett9022 The Good Witch of the North, you mean. The Munchkins live in the East.
Of course, in the books, the GWN turned out to be a Munchkin queen.
@@MaskedMan66 your point?
One of the best lines in movies, ever: "Be gone, before somebody drops a house on you too."
After watching wicked you feel really sorry for her
FWL 88 I do feel bad for nessa and elphaba
Why? This isn't the same character.
@@adoor2194 *shrug* Fine and dandy. But don't waste any tears on the Wicked Witches of the East and West.
Same here! I think this movie is so sad, I got emotionally attached to the characters
@@soundwavesuperior28 It has sad parts; it also has funny parts, scary parts, exciting parts, and more.
And Glenda just totally bold-face lies to Dorethy.
Her name is Glinda, and she doesn't lie.
Glinda is totally the real villain
@@raymondsolisjr.1262 Nope.
@@raymondsolisjr.1262 you do know the movie and the wicked musical are different right.
Glinda is evil.she cld have had Dorothy go home right away but has her kill all the witches expose the great oz then sends Dorothy home. So glinda now has full control over the munchkins.
...A classic scene.............ICONIC......! each & every line stands out in Hollywood legend....... ".....rubbish, you have no power here! Begone, before somebody drops a house on you!"..... Bwahahahahaha..... I LOVE it!
If you watch closely you can tell that part of the wicked witch's dialogue was edited out of the final cut. Right after she says "I can cause accidents too", she begins to say another word or line but it is cut out.
warp9p65 might've been a line, a canon thing would be she would chant a spell but the northern witch distracted her with the wisdom about slippers
"And this is how I do it!" According to the script.
@@elgatochurro What do you mean "a canon thing?"
@@MaskedMan66 common*
Am I the only one who's watching this after hearing the Wicked's soundtrack?
So many villains are becoming tragic characters:
Witch of the West
Maleficent
Joker
I think most are forgetting what purpose those characters served
ah not joker hes w his new broad
oh wait you mean the movie oh k
It's rather ridiculous.
@@MaskedMan66 Giving "bad" people backstories and morally grey-ifying them is ridiculous? Beg to differ, I do.
@@liamwade8537 It lessens them as villains. And for a story painted in such broad strokes as "The Wizard of Oz," it demolishes the WWW completely.
I blame Madame Morrable for this whole mess
Nobody of that name in this Oz.
@@MaskedMan66 watch or read "Wicked" and you'll understand
@@carolinereadowl6271 I said, "Nobody of that name in THIS Oz." (emphasis added) This movie isn't connected to "Wicked."
No, it isn't.
@@MaskedMan66uh, I prefer Wicked's version anyway
@@carolinereadowl6271 I pity you.
This hits differently after seeing wicked
It shouldn't; there's no connection.
@@MaskedMan66 wicked is literally the prequel to wizard of oz and part of it takes place during the movie.
@@katelynclark3302 Here's what happens in the movie:
Dorothy Gale tries to get the adults in her life to help her with her problem. Dorothy runs away. Dorothy meets a huckster who convinces her that home's the place to be. Dorothy returns home during a cyclone and gets clocked by a windowpane. Dorothy has a dream. Dorothy wakes up.
In the context of the movie, Oz is all a dream, and the characters she meets there are her subconscious impressions of people she knows in real life. The Wicked Witches are based on local busybody Almira Gulch.
I love how Glinda is similar to Pinocchio's Blue Fairy, Cinderella's Fairy Godmother and Aladdin's Genie!
Well, they all serve similar functions; and of course in the classic version of Aladdin, there were two genies.
This movie is the best movie I have ever watched watching it is like watching my childhood memories !
Glass slippers from Cinderella and ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz. I had a golden slippers as well.
The earliest version of Cinderella involved silk slippers. :-)
In the original wizard of Oz book the slippers were silver not rubu
@@beltransalasgarcia6005 Correct!
"WELL, WE CAN'T ALL COME AND GO BY BUBBLE!"
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@@MaskedMan66 it's a "Wicked" reference
@@carolinereadowl6271 Oh, that thing. Funny thing is, after Ozma's birthday party in the fifth Oz book, the Wizard did send everyone home in bubbles that he had created with a large machine.
WICKEDDDDDDDDD
I STANNNN
@@kdeggraham895 How's Ollie?
Dang, it's funny looking back at the cut at 1:06, it's crazy how far movie magic has come.
Where did you read that? The two wicked witches are only sisters in this movie and in "The Wiz." In "The Muppets' Wizard of Oz," Glinda (not "Glenda"), the Good Witch of the South, is the sister of Tattypoo, the Good Witch of the North. In the books, none of them are related.
That effect actually still works.
Surprised how the wicked witch of the west didn’t die she was supposed to go through the trap door when the fire when on but the trap door was stuck and was set on fire due to her make up which was made of copper and copper is really bad for ur skin and cause skin burn by its self and was very bad if to fire
It wasn't a trap door, it was an elevator, and it worked fine; the problem was that the flames went up too soon. The way it was supposed to work was that she would be under the stage when the flames erupted, and that was how the first take went, but then they did some retakes, and that was when things went wrong.
But Miss Hamilton survived (obviously) and finished her work like the tough lady she was, and she loved the movie for the rest of her life, and even played the WWW many more times on stage and T.V.
I don't want to put on the shoes of someone who just died :(
Why not? It isn't like she left anything in them when her body vanished.
Glenda is the villain... 2 out of 4 of the rulers got killed. Another 1 was despatched in a hot air balloon, and Glenda was left with all the power
No, Glinda (not "Glenda") has one quarter of Oz to rule, and that's fine for her. As you seem to have forgotten, the Wizard left the Scarecrow in command of the whole of Oz. Two unlawful dictators were killed, both by accident, and one at the behest of that same Wizard. The Tin Woodman filled the void left by the WIcked Witch of the West when he became the Emperor of the Winkie Country.
@@MaskedMan66 yes I believe Glinda the Good witch at least in the Oz books governs or should I say rules the southern quadrant of Oz I believe it is quadling country. And yes it is true the Tin Man was asked by the winkies if he would take over as emperor of their part of Oz in the power vacuum following the death of the wicked witch of the West.
@@mikegallant811 Correct!
@@MaskedMan66In the book he became king of Winkie country. There was no mention of it in the film.
@@Brandon-lw1wx That doesn't matter; people of the time still knew the books.
0:39
The Wicked Witch of the West: Who killed my sister? Who killed the Witch of the East? (points at Dorothy) Was it you?
Dorothy Gale: No, No! It was an accident! I didn't mean to kill anybody!
@@MaskedMan66 wicked witch of the west: well, my little pretty I can cause accidents too
Nessa 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nope.
MaskedMan66 Why not?
+Ryan Because this isn't "Wicked," nor is it connected in any way to it.
MaskedMan66 It isn’t connected in *any* way? Okay, sure, but attacking fans is kind of uncalled for.
+Ryan No, it isn't. Whom did I "attack" and how?
Glinda saved all of OZ by putting the Ruby Slippers on Dorothy. She could have easily put them on herself. But there was some wisdom at work in her.
Exactly, same as Gandalf didn't take custody of the One Ring.
@@MaskedMan66 Good point . . . very true. I never realized that.
@@MaskedMan66 And both Glinda and Gandalf have cameo appearances in Imaginationland in South Park!
@Avi Greene Is that piece of crap still on the air?
@@MaskedMan66 What? Are you referring to South Park the series? I bet they still do make new episodes if that's what you mean.
Ohmygod my sister is dead!
Now gimme dem shoesss
That's basically it. :-) Once she realized that the shoes were up for grabs, she forgot all about her "dear sister" and never gave her another thought.
An example of why the wich of the west was the worse of the two was well illustrated in oz the great and powerful. Evanora(witch of the east was a manipulative tyrant who used the winkies and flying monkeys to terrorize the locals into submission. Theodora(witch of the west) insisted on no quarter and all the people of oz loyal to Glinda and the wizard be slaughtered with no opportunity to surrender. Also the witch of the east was innately evil the witch of the west became evil due to an enchantment that siphoned all the good out of her heart.
That wasn't connected to this movie.
P.S.: Winged Monkeys.
Just followed the yellow brick Road is my favorite line in the movie. I always like those movies slippers on Judy Garland feet
0:22 Dorothy's face 🤣
Judy had such an amazing acting range.
Meme! XD
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The house. Fell on her
Yes. We know.
@@MaskedMan66 oh at last u agree with someone .....
@@celtictillidie67 Sorry, what?
@@MaskedMan66 Ha.
*Glinda:* I'm afraid you made rather a bad enemy of the Wicked Witch of The West.
*Dorothy:* Bitch you're the one who put the slippers on my feet.
In the first place, Dorothy wouldn't talk like that, and in the second, would you let Sauron have the One Ring?
@@MaskedMan66 you had to respond to a five-year-old joke comment, just to say Dorothy wouldn't swear? Also don't bring Lord of the Rings into this people are still arguing over the Eagles. Third, while I'm on the subject. Mad TV epicly deconstructed this whole scenario. It's one of the few times a funny sketch actually had good points. Glinda should have told Dorothy, that she could have gotten home anytime. Her excuse that Dorothy wouldn't have believed her has more holes than Swiss cheese. As the MadTV Dorothy would say "You came in a magic bubble. I would have believed anything you said. If you told me that the only way to get home was the lick the Lollipop Guild I would have done it." Not to mention Wicked offers an alternative tale implying, that Glinda the most evil and manipulative Witch of them all.
@@Shanethefilmmaker "In her portrayal of Glinda, (Billie) Burke projects a benevolent sweetness that exemplifies her character's all-knowing and serene grace. Glinda does not betray Dorothy in negligence by allowing her undue tribulations, which thus circumvents the often raised question, 'Why didn't Glinda tell Dorothy the way to get home right away?' The point is that, in her wisdom, Glinda's clairvoyance foresees the outcome of Dorothy's journey and knows no serious harm will befall her; sans the journey, Dorothy's maturity remains stagnant."
-- "The Road to Oz" by Jay Scarfone and William Stillman
Dorothy *had* to go on that journey and confront her fears and learn to help others, as we all do in life.
MadTV was run by idiots and "Wicked" is irrelevant.
I'll bring up TLotR, and the Eagles non-issue was settled ages ago when people realized that any air traffic entering Mordor would have been shot down.
@@MaskedMan66 One of those "Idiots" you speak of is an Oscar winning Horror Director.
@@Shanethefilmmaker And?
Damn, I miss The Great Movie Ride.
Jorge Arnoldson Apparently they used the witch’s body and Jane from the Tarzan scene’s skin for the redhead in pirates
@@bitchass7198 Interesting.
Glinda was a damn troublemaker. lol
How do you figure?
@@MaskedMan66 watch the scene again. If you don’t get it then i really don’t feel like explaining it.
@@EphemeralProductions I've watched that scene dozens of times over the past 55 years. But I didn't watch it through your filters. What do you think you're seeing?
@@MaskedMan66 I’m not explaining it. Convo over.
@@EphemeralProductions Meaning that you really have no answer.
The Wicked Witch of the west is
1.Murderous
2.Devilish
3.Hilarious
4.Funny
5.Theatrical
6.Wicked
7.Ugly
8.Iconic
9.Insane
10.Hideous
11.Disgusting
12.Terrifying
13.Scary
14.Dark
15.Cruel
16.Mysterious
17.Powerful
18.Crazy
19.Weak
20.Grosse
21.Garrish
22.Menacing
23.Dangerous
24.Heartless
25.Mischiveous
26.Sadistic
27.Evil
28.Repulsive
Yes she is!
@@kylekeller3398 Even Chloe from miraculous is all those things
@@giacomoaluotto4053 I'm not a fan of that show
@@kylekeller3398 Your not, why
@@giacomoaluotto4053 Not my cup of pink lemonade.
i love Glinda's sass, "rubbish you have no power here. begone before somebody drops a house on you too."
I'll get you my pretty and your little dog too, at least she kept her promise cause she did get her and Toto and was close to killing Dorothy
And then she lost them both, as well as her life.
@@MaskedMan66 yeah we know
@@celtictillidie67 You stalkin' me, bro?
I love love love the wizard of oz I have watched it twice already
I'll get you, my pretty! And your little dog, too! *witch laugh*
Whatever happened to the witch of the south in this? (In the original book there were 4. 2 east and west and 2 North and south)
They were basically flip-flopped; Glinda became the Good Witch of the North, while Tattypoo, now the Good Witch of the South, remained unseen in this version. Of course in the original story, it was Tattypoo who met Dorothy in the Munchkin Country.
Dorothy would do the opposite of landed Dorothy’s house landed on the wicked witch from the west instead of the wicked witch of the east
She'd follow the purple brick road?
What?
PURPLE BRICK ROAD IM SORRY ITS CUZ THERES A UK COMPANY WITH THE SAME NAME LOL LMAO YOU MEAN YELLOW
@@kdeggraham895 If there's a road of purple brick anywhere in Oz, it would be in the Gillikin Country in the North of Oz, where purple is the favorite color. :-)
@MaskedMan66 Miraculous as the wizard of oz
Giuliana as Dorothy
Rose as Glinda
Chloe as the wicked witch of the west
Giuliana - I thought you said she was dead 💀
Rose - That was her sister, the wicked witch of the east. This is the wicked witch of the west, she worst then the other one.
Chloe - Who killed my sister? Who killed the witch of the east?! Was it you?
Giuliana - I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to kill anyone.
Chloe - Well, my little pretty, I can cause accidents, too
Rose - Aren't you forgetting the Ruby slippers?
Chloe - The slippers, yes
"And as for you,my fine lady,yes,it's true I can't take care of you just yet as much as I'd like to,but just TRY to stay out of my way! Just TRY! It won't be easy! I'll get you,my pretty! And your little dog,too!" And with that,WWW cackles and disappears. That line has always stood in my memory the most-not to mention WWW's famous threat to Dorothy,"I'll get you,my pretty,and your little dog,too!" Even that threat has in itself become such a "masterpiece" that it has been parodied in other films-there was that Energizer bunny commercial which parodied it-the Witch saying,"I'll get you,bunny,and your little battery,too!" and even in the Xmas movie "Jingle all the way," we even hear it by Sinbad,to Arnold Schwartzenneger's son, "Come here,my pretty,you and your little doll!" Amazing,simply amazing,how the most famous quotes from hit movies can be parodied in films.
Just TRY! It won't be easy! I'll get you,my pretty! And your little dog,too!" welllllll , she didn't because of the magnificent , super dooper wizard of OZ and at the end of the day , all old movies generally have happy endings so there is no suprise
@@vanessaabbiss3882 This story was in a book first, published in 1900.
(Elphaba/WWotW) WHO killed my sister? Who killed The Witch of the East....was it you? (DG) No. No. It was an accident. I didn't mean to kill anybody. (Elphaba) Well...my little pretty, I can cause accidents too!
That's not "Elphaba."
Technically Madame Morrible killed Nessa (and yes the witch is Elphaba....Glinda is...well obnoxious )
+Morgan Rohloff The Wicked Witch of the West as played by Margaret Hamilton in the 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz" (based on the book of the same title bar the word "Wonderful") is most certainly not any "Elphaba."
MAGnificent Melody well Wicked is separate from the original story of the Wizard of Oz so you are wrong
MaskedMan66 it is elphaba Jesus watch wicked.
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It’s ironic how both witches are killed “accidentally”.
That's because nobody knows how to kill them until it happens.
And both by Dorothy
@@cadefilms4072 Well, the first by her uncle's house.
i just relised the witch looked up twice to check for a falling house
Watch carefully at 1:09 and you'll see a soldier trying to get a bead on the WWW with his rifle.
On the window ?
@@pyromaniac709 Creeping out from behind the giant flowers.
I wonder what the wicked witch of the east would look like in real life.
The wicked witch of the east was in “ oz the great and powerful “ her name was evanora
She never existed in real life. In the movie, Dorothy saw her inside the cyclone.
Her name is Nessarose! Lol it’s cuz I’m a wicked fan.
@@kdeggraham895 RIP Nessa.
@@kdeggraham895 No, it isn't.
Glinda was suppose to say my sister too and my other sister the worse 😊
No, she wasn't.
What was the whole point of the munchkin parade if the Wicked Witch of the West was still around?
Because the Munchkins' former dictator, the Wicked Witch of the EAST, was dead. The WWW had no authority there, and as Glinda pointed out, she had no power there either.
Who came here from Technology Connections?
The Wicked Witch of the west is truly the live action version of Maleficent.
Maleficent if she was completely unhinged and fully psychotic
Not exactly. This witch is closer to Carabosse, the wicked fairy in Tchaikovsky/Petipa's Sleeping Beauty.
Maleficent would not be seen on a movie screen until twenty years later. Angelina Jolie is the live-action Maleficent.
@@UYTRELLO No, she's the Wicked Witch of the West, a character who first appeared in the 1900 book "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz."
@@MaskedMan66 I know it.
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That's... nice....
2:03 😮 Holy Smokes!
The Wizard of OZ is a tale of a story as old as time itself. Women at their most petty fighting over a pair of shoes.
Nope. It's about a little girl who wants to go home.
@@MaskedMan66 then goes back with A CHICKEN
@@celtictillidie67 Judy Garland's Dorothy is not Fairuza Balk's, but I see what you did there! :-)
@@MaskedMan66 but dorothy none the less ....😉
@@celtictillidie67 But a Dorothy from a different universe. Judy's was twelve; Fairuza's was nine.
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For it's time special effects and coloring truly are amazing what's embarrassing is that in this day and age it would be done with computers truly goes to say we don't make them like we used to
Some bits might be created with computers, but remember that it's still human beings who do the designing.
True. Of course, if done with CGI, Margaret Hamilton's face probably wouldn't have gotten burned (when making her exit the flames came up early and her makeup caught fire.)
@@stravinsky1300 Jack Dawn scrubbed the make-up off before it could catch fire; otherwise, she'd have been more injured than she was just by the fire.
Are all of the witches related somehow I mean are the Wicked Witch of the West and East Sisters? in journey back to Oz Mombi says to Dorothy when you killed my cousin the Wicked Witch of the West and helped a Miserables Scarecrow on the throne of Oz can anybody help me answer that
East and West are related. So are North and South. Mombi could be related to West. So I would guess they get the compass names when they are high ranked.
+Shanethefilmmaker Please read my answer; it's got all the facts.
Cody Jones WOA..
That theory would mean Galinda/Glinda and Elphaba(Wicked witch of the west) would be sisters......mind? Blown.
@@spookyhamilton2732 This has nothing to do with "Wicked."
MaskedMan66 ??? I didn’t say anything about wicked
2:15 is apparently a blooper. That is the actress complaining about the sulphur smell, not Glinda
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2:05
2:00
Nope, that's in the script. Nobody says anything on the screen that wasn't in the script.
Who killed my sister?! Oh wait! Gimme dem slippers!
Margaret Hamilton's granddaughter, Margaret Hamilton Meserve. And in the computer scene: "Software Engineer" Margaret Hamilton, Apollo Mission
What about them?
@@MaskedMan66 Same name
@@jackilynpyzocha662 The software engineer is not related to Miss Hamilton.
That's Glinda but the Gah is silent
Kamryn Almeida love her when she’s galinda It’s GAlinda with a GA!
No, it's always been Glinda for 121 years.
@@adoor2194 No 'tisn't.
I STAN WICKED
@@MaskedMan66 theyre quoting Wicked, a musical , which you have a strong disliking for.
1:04 the animation is creepy
What animation?
The Good witch is the real villain
I suppose you think that Gandalf is the villain of "The Lord of the Rings" or that Alfred Pennyworth is the main "Batman" villain.
It is true she has the most power.
@@Karoke77 But she only uses it for good, and once Princess Ozma, the true ruler, is on the throne of the Emerald City, she sumbits herself to Ozma's authority. Think of Aragorn and Gandalf.
May not be true, but the good witch seems not quite honest. But it could be just because I am more like the wicked witch. However, the good witch seems dismissive and uncaring.
The WWW is a hateful, uncaring wretch who conquered and enslaved the Winkies and kept them in fear of her until the day she died. You want to identify with a dictator? And how do figure Glinda for "uncaring?"
@@MaskedMan66 *cough*Wicked*cough*
@J . A . M *smh* Dude(tte?), nobody does that stupid cough shtick anymore. And 'Wicked" has nothing to do with this movie.
@@MaskedMan66 lmao, its funny you mention nodody doing the coughing this anymore because i haven't seen anyone add that "ette" to dude in years
@@ceebbees12345 It's merely a means of covering bases in case you happen not to be a dude. I could say, "Guy (gal?)" if you want to be persnickety about it.
And "Wicked" is still irrelevant.
Has anyone noticed witches always say "my pretty" its annoying
The first that I know of who did that was the Wintergreen Witch in the 1937 radio series "The Cinnamon Bear."
Hmm...Isn’t it interesting that for the 5th grade play, I auditioned this exact scene with my friends? (I was Dorothy btw)
Did it all go well?
@@MaskedMan66 it went awesome! Thanks for asking!
@@johannaz9542 You're welcome! I hope you get to do the full show someday. I've had the pleasure of playing the Cowardly Lion. :-3
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I always wondered what the witch of the east looked like. Was she green as well?0
She looked exactly like her sister; Dorothy saw her during the cyclone.
jakegetscake in wicked she was the favourite daughter the house fell on her because elphaba was set free from the wizard Madame morrible had changed the weather to capture elphaba
@@adoor2194 That's nothing to do with this movie.
Nessarose was 'normal' but In a wheelchair for most of her life. The ruby slippers are magic because the witch of the west cast a spell on them to let her be able to walk again.
@@aimee8043 We're not talking about "Nessarose," we're talking about the Wicked Witch of the East, who appears in the cyclone on her broom before the house falls on her. She is also played by Margaret Hamilton, and therefore looks exactly like the Wicked Witch of the West.
I’ll get you my pretty, and your little dog too!
sherry look a little like her sister
Who's Sherry?
Glinda is Real Villian!!!
If the wicked Witch of the West had no power in that vicinity, why would they all run for cover?
Probably simply because of how nasty,scary,and ugly she is.
Would you want to be the first to test that theory?
scottty500 in dnd, fighting a monster in its liar is very dangerous. This was the home of the northern witch imo. She would be more powerful
MrJamieMurph4141969 she's likely still powerful, just not as powerful as the other witch in her home.
@@elgatochurro The home of the northern Witch was the North.
I just realized but in the book it says the slippers are silver
They made the shoes red for the movie because red looks better in Technicolor.
She could've went into her house to look for a broom lol.
No point; it wouldn't be able to fly.
@@MaskedMan66 Glinda could enchant it
1:09
Can we just think for moment, its her sister's shoes and They killed her sister,so doesn't she has the rights to have those shoes? Because she her sibling.😐
The Wicked Witch of the East probably stole the shoes from someone else (my guess would be Gayelette) anyway, so they weren't really her property. And would you hand over powerful magical items to an evil dictator who would use them to conquer and enslave all of Oz? I don't think so.
@@MaskedMan66 it's actually her property. Her dad gave them to her. Elphaba just enchanted them. She wanted them back because it was her last memorial of her sister.
@Jeshua Restituyo This isn't "Wicked," and that's not "Elphaba." And if you watch this movie, you'll notice that the moment she remembers that the shoes are up for grabs, the Wicked Witch of the West forgets all about the Wicked Witch of the East and never mentions her again.
And like I said before, would you hand over powerful magical items to an evil dictator who would use them to conquer and enslave all of Oz?
MaskedMan66 WICKED IS CONNECTED TO THIS! It’s the story of how the two witched became who they are.
@Charlotte d’s World Nope. In this movie, Oz and everyone in it are conjured up by Dorothy's subconscious as she dreams. The Wicked Witches of the East and West are both inspired by the local harridan, Miss Almira Gulch, to whom Dorothy referred as a "wicked old witch" earlier in the day.
well my little pretty i can cause accidents too!
Oh, rubbish! You have no power here. Begone, before somebody drops a house on you, too!
are you forgetting the ruby slippers?
The Wicked Witch Of The West doesn’t know that the Twister 🌪 is the one responsible for her sister’s death simply by dropping a house 🏠 on her. Everything happens for a reason.
I don't think she'd care. And she really didn't give a fig about her sister; she just wanted the shoes and the power they contained.
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why use the slippers? Dorothy could just take the bus Glinda threw her under
Sorry, what?
@@MaskedMan66 i think there making a joke
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@@eddylopezcitykid I’m in S2.
Nessa do be looking different here tho
Nobody by that name here.
@@MaskedMan66 how often do you come back to this video lmfao?
@@threemashup2662 As often as I get alerts about it.
@@MaskedMan66 do u realise how much everyone hates u here lmao
@@aimee8043 They don't, actually; I've had several civil chats with the open-minded on this page. And if someone hates me, that says something very sad about them, that they're willing to waste that extreme an emotion on anyone.
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The bnd girl Whci girl go Th brn
I will get you pretty ...
... and your little *dog* too! (maniacal laughter)
Speed gang brought me here
Well the wicked of the west is going to die cuz coper base...?
No, she died because of a bucket of water.
Or if you're talking about Margaret Hamilton's make-up, it had nothing to do with her death 46 years after she made the movie.
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@@MaskedMan66 who cares
@@arielg7000 I do; I want to know what you're talking about.
@@MaskedMan66 i dont love it
@@arielg7000 But what are you questioning?
Hillary hides her green face.