The Wizard of Oz (movie)
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Alternative title:
Angélica e o Mágico de Oz (Portuguese)
Czarnoksiężnik z Krainy Oz (Polish)
De Tovenaar van Oz (Dutch)
El cuento del mago de Oz (Spanish)
El mago de Oz (Spanish)
Il mago di Oz (Italian)
Le Magicien d'Oz (French)
Oz no Mahōtsukai (Japanese)
オズの魔法使い (Japanese)
Themes:
witches
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
A twister sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto to the land of Oz. The duo are later joined by the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion during their journey on the yellow brick road to Emerald City, where the Wizard of Oz resides. In exchange for granting their wishes and returning Dorothy and Toto home to Kansas, the Wizard of Oz commands the group to destroy the Wicked Witch of the West.
Running time:
78 minutes
Vintage:
1982
1984 (Spain)
1985 (France)
1985-01 (Czechoslovakia)
1992-10 (Brazil)
Premiere date:
1982-07-01 (Japan)
1983-09-10 (USA)
1983-12-25 (Italy, Italia 1)
1984-05-06 (Hungary, Magyar Televízió)
Opening Theme:
"Dare ka watashi wo matte iru" (だれか私を待っている) by Mitsuko Horie
Insert song:
"1+1 wa Nani?" (1+1は何？) by Mitsuko Horie and Koorogi '73
Links: We have 2
Trivia: We have 4
Comment:
Not to be confused with the TV series (in the North American release, the TV series was heavily edited into four "movies") produced by Panmedia.
Other article:
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| LaserDisc |
| The Wizard of Oz [CED] [Dub] (LD) |
| VHS |
| The Wizard of Oz (Dub.VHS) 1991-00-00 (from $19.75) |
Director: Fumihiko Takayama Screenplay: Akira Miyazaki Storyboard: Ken Kuroki Original creator: L. Frank Baum Character Design: Ryo Warabeka Art Director: Shichirō Kobayashi Animation Director: Yukiharu Kobayashi Sound Director: Yoshisuke Kaware Editing: Nobuo Ogawa Main Title Design: Yutaka Murakami Sound Effects: Toshikazu Funabashi Sound Recording: Teruhiko Yamada Supervision: Eiichi Yamamoto Theme Song Performance: Mitsuko Horie | Mari Okamoto as Hizuru Kotobuki as Jōji Yanami as Kaori Kishi as Kazuo Kumakura as Kumiko Takizawa as Masashi Amenomori as Naoki Tatsuta as Shōhei Matsubara as Taeko Nakanishi as Machika Seri as Miyoko Asō as Motomu Kiyokawa as Taeko Nakanishi as Toshiyuki Yamamoto as | |||
Animation Cooperation: Top Craft Backgrounds: Kobayashi Production Finish Animation: Yamato Pro Production: TOHO | ||||
Executive producer: Alan L. Gleitsman Creative Consultant: Fred Ladd Editing: Johann Lowenberg Sound Engineer: Jim Frank Stereo Consultant: Bob Predovich Theme Song Performance: Aileen Quinn | Aileen Quinn as Billy Van as Elizabeth Hanna as John Stocker as Lorne Greene as Thick Wilson as Wendy Thatcher as | |||
Distributor: Paramount Home Entertainment | ||||
Insert Song Performance: Corinne Le Poulain | Celine Monsarrat as Claude Chantal as Georges Aubert as Henry Djanik as Jacques Ferrière as Maurice Sarfati as Françoise Fleury as Georges Aubert as Jacques Berthier as Jane Val as | |||
Distributor: Adès Vidéo (from 1985) | ||||
(none) | Licensed by: OFER (Mexico) | |||
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Dialogues: Luigi Borghese | Francesca Guadagno as Mario Bardella as Mauro Gravina as Raffaele Uzzi as Carlo Reali as Franca Dominici as Germana Dominici as Manlio Guardabassi as Renato Cortesi as | |||
Dubbing: Gruppo Trenta | ||||
(none) | Borges de Barros as Denise Simonetto as Nélson Batista as Ricardo Marigo as Aldo César as Ezio Ramos as Isaura Gomes as Ezio Ramos as Helena Sâmara as Maximira Figueiredo as Waldir de Oliveira as | |||
Distributor: UBC (VHS, from October 1992) | ||||
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