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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The [[https://archive.org/details/journey-back-to-oz-first-draft/ first draft]] of the movie actually features Tip as the male co-lead of the film, with his story being mostly the same from ''Literature/TheMarvelousLandOfOz'' save for one crucial detail: [[AdaptedOut He never becomes Princess Ozma]]. Instead, the script establishes the King of Oz having a son rather than a daughter and his true name is Prince Tippetarius. [[GayPanic One has to wonder if they were trying to avoid the gender changing aspect of Tip or implication of Ozma (as Tip) having romantic feelings for Dorothy]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The [[https://archive.org/details/journey-back-to-oz-first-draft/ first draft]] of the movie actually features Tip as the male co-lead of the film, with his story being mostly the same from ''Literature/TheMarvelousLandOfOz'' save for one crucial detail: [[AdaptedOut He never becomes Princess Ozma]]. Instead, the script establishes the King of Oz having a son rather than a daughter and his true name is Prince Tippetarius. [[GayPanic One has to wonder if they were trying to avoid the gender changing aspect of Tip or the implication of Ozma (as Tip) having romantic feelings for Dorothy]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The [[https://archive.org/details/journey-back-to-oz-first-draft/ first draft]] of the movie actually features Tip as the male co-lead of the film, with his story being mostly the same from ''Literature/TheMarvelousLandOfOz'' save for one crucial detail: [[AdaptedOut He never becomes Princess Ozma]]. Instead, the script establishes the King of Oz having a son rather than a daughter and his true name is Prince Tippetarius. [[GayPanic One has to wonder if they were trying to avoid the gender changing aspect of Tip or implication of Ozma (as Tip) having romantic feelings for Dorothy.Dorothy]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The [[https://archive.org/details/journey-back-to-oz-first-draft/ first draft]] of the movie actually features Tip as the male co-lead of the film, with his story being mostly the same from ''Literature/TheMarvelousLandOfOz'' save for one crucial detail: [[AdaptedOut He never becomes Princess Ozma]]. Instead, the script establishes the King of Oz having a son rather than a daughter and his true name is Prince Tippetarius. One has to wonder if they were trying to avoid the gender changing aspect of Tip or implication of Ozma (as Tip) having romantic feelings for Dorothy.
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* AllStarCast: A number of familiar faces, including people who are in some way connected to ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' - Creator/LizaMinnelli as Dorothy (daughter of Creator/JudyGarland), Creator/MickeyRooney as the Scarecrow (Garland's best friend) and Creator/MargaretHamilton as Aunt Em (the Wicked Witch of the West).
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* AllStarCast: A number of familiar faces, including people who are in some way connected to ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' - Creator/LizaMinnelli as Dorothy (daughter of Creator/JudyGarland), Creator/JudyGarland, the 1939 film's Dorothy) as Dorothy, Creator/MickeyRooney as the Scarecrow (Garland's best friend) as the Scarecrow and Creator/MargaretHamilton as Aunt Em (the Wicked Witch of the West).West in the original) as Aunt Em.
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* ReCut: A truly unusual case. Since the movie was too short for a two-hours-with-commercials timeslot, the 1976 network television version added an entire live-action subplot involving the Wizard of Oz himself, played by Creator/BillCosby, trying to reunite two lost children with Dorothy for Christmas. The syndicated version changed these out for live-action interstitials featuring Creator/MiltonBerle (the Cowardly Lion's voice). Most of the Cosby segments appear as bonus features on the DVD release.
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* EditedForSyndication: A truly unusual case. Since the movie was too short for a two-hours-with-commercials timeslot, the 1976 network television version added an entire live-action subplot involving the Wizard of Oz himself, played by Creator/BillCosby, trying to reunite two lost children with Dorothy for Christmas. The syndicated version changed these out for live-action interstitials featuring Creator/MiltonBerle (the Cowardly Lion's voice). Most of the Cosby segments appear as bonus features on the DVD release.
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* EditedForSyndication: ReCut: A truly unusual case. Since the movie was too short for a two-hours-with-commercials timeslot, the 1976 network television version added an entire live-action subplot involving the Wizard of Oz himself, played by Creator/BillCosby, trying to reunite two lost children with Dorothy for Christmas. The syndicated version changed these out for live-action interstitials featuring Creator/MiltonBerle (the Cowardly Lion's voice). Most of the Cosby segments appear as bonus features on the DVD release.
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Film entered production in the late 1950s, with the newly-established Filmation getting involved around 1964, but due to the funding running out the film wouldn't be finished until the early 1970s, when Filmation was financially secure enough to finally complete it.
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* CastingGag: Dorothy is played by Liza Minnelli, whose mother was Judy Garland, the character's most iconic portrayal.
* CastingGag: Dorothy is played by Liza Minnelli, whose mother was Judy Garland, the character's most iconic portrayal.
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* CastingGag: Dorothy is played by Liza Minnelli, whose mother was Judy Garland, the character's most iconic portrayal.
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* AllStarCast: A number of familiar faces, including people who are in some way connected to the 1939 film - Liza Minelli as Dorothy (daughter of Judy Garland), Creator/JudyGarland), Mickey Rooney as the Scarecrow (Garland's best friend) and Margaret Hamilton as Aunt Em (the Wicked Witch of the West in the 1939 film).film).
* CastingGag: Dorothy is played by Liza Minnelli, whose mother was Judy Garland, the character's most iconic portrayal.
* CastingGag: Dorothy is played by Liza Minnelli, whose mother was Judy Garland, the character's most iconic portrayal.
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