The Wizard of Oz 1939-Twister (DELETED SCENES)

[@soylentteal]

The sheer brilliance of that tornado effect with the resources available at the time still amazes me! It actually topped many of the ones used in the movie “Twister,” more than a half century later.

[@danabaker596]

I've read that the tornado was made by using a windsock, like from airports, and hooking the top to a crane and the bottom to a car. I forget how they spun it. Brilliant, though!!

[@soylentteal]

My understanding is that it was a 35-foot-long stocking blown by artificial wind and dirt and held up by a gantry. No shock that it was, by far, the priciest scene in the movie. But it worth every penny spent!

[@GhostK-cx9fq]

I thought she was the scariest witch still to this day

[@tonyscates1884]

These effects are from the 30’s and they look better than anything today!

[@Nurichiri]

Practical effects > CGI.

[@dwiseman1]

No really, they dont!

[@teribarker1021]

They were impressive for the 30’s, but it doesn’t even come close to today’s technological effects.

[@meaccomplished]

Margaret Hamilton was a brilliant actress in this film as evidenced by the lasting effect her performance had on so many people then and since. Her artistic talent went way beyond this movie though, and she never got the recognition she so richly deserved for her work.

[@weatherboi]

I have a picture (Sketching) of Miss Margaret Hamilton in and out of costume in my living room amoung other females actress I have admired over the years.

[@jeffreyparks2371]

She was really funny in an episode of Gunsmoke that I recently saw her in. I don’t know much about her history, but I immediately recognized her on the episode because of her lasting impression from The Wizard of Oz.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Interestingly enough, Margaret was relegated to a cramped dressing room, almost as if being treated as the character she played, while Billie Burke (played Glinda) had a luxurious dressing room. The interesting thing about all that is that the character of Glinda hasn't had nearly the influence on culture that Margaret's masterful portrayal of the Wicked Witch has had all these decades later. The term "iconic" gets tossed around quite a bit lately, but damnit if that's not the proper word to describer Margaret's performance.

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

Miss Gulch/The Wicked Witch scared the blazes out of me, as an adult! She was also "Cora" from the famed "Maxwell House" coffee ads!

[@AndySaenz924]

Miss Grinch is more like it.

[@zevyzions]

And “Madge” from the Palmolive commercials.

[@bryanross8857]

@@zevyzions No, "Madge" was portrayed by Jan Miner.

[@nelliethursday1812]

She was also a kindergarten teacher

[@kingskidgirl2]

They had her on the Mister Rogers show once, so the little kids could see that she wasn't a witch after all, that she was actually a very sweet lady. 😀

[@David-dz3ig]

My father was a bus driver in his youth, and he told me that he actually picked her up on his bus one day. Miss Hamilton lived in Gramercy Park, NY and when he recognized her and asked if she was the wicked witch from The Wizard of Oz, she graciously smiled and said, " That's right, Dearie". After they spoke for a few minutes, she graciously gave him her autograph and she then got off a few stops later. What a great lady may she RIP.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

It seems that everyone who knew Margaret had nothing but nice words to say about her. She was a teacher before her legendary role in this movie, and her gentle and patient character really shows in her famous appearance on "The Mister Rogers Show." I wish she were alive so that I could meet her to giver her a big hug.

[@cherokeehippie]

I got to see her in a theatre play! Back in 1978 I think! My grandmother told me she was in th play! It blew me away to see how tiny she was! I wish I could have gone backstage to meet her..

[@wdd3141]

She portrayed Morticia's mother on "The Addams Family."

[@InSearchof8]

when she transforms into the witch, AMAZINGLY beautiful transition!!!! And Margaret then tilts her head up 2:05 laughing gesture, making it more thrilling!

[@timmillan6701]

That silhouette is the now iconic witch pose

[@rodterrell304]

Not sure why this showed up in my feed, but I loved Wizard of Oz, these deleted scenes were good.

[@davebillnitzer5824]

These are not deleted scenes. They are from test videos while the special effects men were trying to get a realistic looking tornado. They finally settled on the initial distance scenes before the twister hits, and then close-ups of the funnel as seen from the window.

[@johnverley]

right these were in the movie

[@RayPointerChannel]

CORRECT! Many "outsiders" are confused between out takes and deleted scenes. These are out takes of effects tests. Some of them would have worked. Others as in the window view were edited with intercutting between the window and Dorothy. Also the music was edited for the final mix.

[@WoefulMinion]

@@bbbb-db9gr It was a long muslin bag, narrow like a sock, attached to the rigging above the sound stage and designed to be moved around. The dust is fullers earth blown about by fans.

[@BernardProfitendieu]

who cares what they're called?

[@Fred.pSonic]

I saw several buildings, a man milking a cow, a bunch of stuff that didn't make the final cut. Not an entire deleted scene but more like deleted elements.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Best Cyclone/Tornado/Twister ever put on film!

[@melissacooper8724]

I'll say! The tornado definitely scares me the most!

[@lisabrown6361]

@@melissacooper8724I’m from Oklahoma and that tornado is damned scary…and realistic. The tornado I’ve seen in real life when I was around nine years old did not scare me as much as the one in the film. But there are tornados, bad ones, exactly like that. (The one in the film)

[@johnclark7648]

I saw this in 1949 at age 7. Scared the heck out of me & I worried about possible tornadoes for weeks afterward. My mother reassured me that we didn't have tornadoes in Pittsburgh because there were too many hills.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

They created the tornado effect by dangling a 35-foot long muslin tube shaped exactly like a windsock lined with chicken wire from a gantry. They used compressed air to blast fine dust to create the flying debris. It's so well done that it still holds up to this day.

[@pennyc8572]

The tornado scared me way worse than the witch or flying monkeys ever did. 😂🤣 It was very realistic and well done.

[@Driven2Beers]

The two guys in the rowboat doffing their hats gets me, even to this day! 😄

[@jelsner5077]

As a kid growing up in Minnesota, the tornado was the scariest part of the movie.

[@kingskidgirl2]

RIGHT?!? Still freaks me out to this day (also grew up in MN)!!

[@jelsner5077]

@kingskidgirl2 I'm born and bred from Minnesota, but when I was a toddler, my parents moved us out to California. My first memories were from there. California didn't pan out, so we moved back to Minnesota. Before the move back, I had nightmares about tornadoes knocking on our door and calling on me to open up and let them in. In my dream, my parents would be begging me (whilst cowering from behind furniture): "No, Johnny! Don't let it in!" And the tornado would say: "Johnny, open the door! I have some root beer for you!" So naturally, I would open the door (root beer being my Kryptonite) and then wake up in a panic as all hell ensued. It didn't help that when we reached Minnesota, there had been a tornado which had just ripped through the area and there were trees down and roofs missing everywhere.

[@cyberwarrior_90]

It looks very real, doesn’t it?

[@dirkgibbens377]

It was the flying monkeys that got me. They still creep me out

[@CharlesBosselman-qd2co]

One of the most beautiful films in cinema 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥. History 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😢. It all looked so real. The Wizard of Oz. Is a classic movies of all time time

[@PaulMcElveen]

The 1939 MGM classic movie The Wizard of Oz is my favorite movie of all time! I was born in 1978. I first saw the movie when I was 3! Nothing in the movie scared me then or later! I cannot fathom why MGM deleted any of the original footage, scenes, music, dialogue, song and dance numbers! t was absurd and ridiculous! It was a high mistake! The Wizard of Oz should have run 132 minutes! I am so glad that the original footage was found! I own this on videotape, Laser Disc, DVD and Blue Ray! Thank you for posting and sharing this movie magic!

[@glennovak5018]

i totally agree with you Paul McElveen the wizard of oz is perfect and i was born in 1975 and watched it when i was 4

[@lindabryant4292]

Wow I love this movie too, but you were braver than me when I was 3, I was hiding behind my Dad's chair peeking around it to see the movie while the witch was on the screen. What a memory.

[@sketchartist1964]

Who didn't grow up watching this movie every year?

[@transwheelsforlife]

I've watched it so much that I can say all the lines in unison.

[@lolamedley8172]

I remember being very little and the giant head freaking me out. Love this movie :)

[@tonypastor705]

The most Beloved movie 🍿 of all time!😊

[@jeffreyparks2371]

It was a family tradition for us to watch it annually.

[@milojanis4901]

It is a great movie. The only thing I don't like is it's being shown almost weekly/bi-weekly. It was one once per year when I was a kid. It was something you looked forward to each....Spring? When something is always available or overmarketed, it isn't as special, if that makes sense. Sorta like having Christmas every month or two

[@jacpot926]

These are tornado tests that were filmed by the special fx team. They are not deleted scenes from the final film.

[@bleeuk]

there are deleted now, as BBC TV in the 90s had a uncut version i can remember watching it, in fact did you know it was 2 Hours and 10 mins the running time on the uncut (On Networks), this days there are so much cuts and edit in fact the running time now is 1 Hour 40 Mins on a normal standard feature , that nearly 30 mins Edited/Cut.

[@bleeuk]

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[@jeremiahmercks69]

@@bleeuk did anybody recorded that on a vhs video tape back in the 1990's?

[@bleeuk]

@@jeremiahmercks69 i wish i did record when i saw it in 1991, there shown a extended version only on TV for BBC (from the 70s to 90s), and ran up to 2 hours without Ad, no physical or streaming copies yet has the Extended or Fully Uncut Version. it may do just in time for the 100th year anniversary by 2039 watch this space,,,,

[@PaulMcElveen]

Oh yes, these scenes were in fact deleted from the movie! They were not just test scenes! You really need to use reliable, well researched facts! The 1938 original shooting script is one source and Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale and Terry the female Brindel Cairn Terrier who portrayed Toto scenes were deleted reacting to all of the images flying by Dorothy's bedroom window! Louis B. Mayer, Victor Fleming, and other Studio Executives felt it would be too terrifying for children to see the Gale Farmhouse scooped up inside the Cyclone/Tornado/Twister! Absurd Stuff and Nonsense! It was these adults who were afraid and terrified!

[@Jaymindrew1990]

They make everything in the tornado look so magical. In reality, every person you see in the twister would look like something that didn’t survive an Oliver Stone war flick story line.

[@Jeff-fx1zy]

Of course. Dorothy was knocked unconscious and everything that happened til the return to black n white was just a dream. Never happened. I've always been amazed at how people just don't get it.

[@rockit6553]

Who needs computer graphics when you have hands on painstaking genius to get the real effect???!!!!!

[@davidserlin8097]

Couldn’t agree more. People confuse realism with art. Lots of CGI looks “real” but it is without any soul or, most importantly, the human element. I would rather watch these special effects than the most “real” CGI any day of the week.

[@carlo6230]

ITS STILL TRIPPIN TO THIS DAY..

[@SodorWho]

Fun fact: the scene at 2:25 was made by dropping a miniature of the house on the stage floor painted to look like the sky ,they shot it in slow motion, then they reversed the footage.

[@SubjectSore]

Oh my god I had been wondering how they did it for the past couple days, thank you so much. I had come up with many possible explanations but this one makes perfect sense. My ideas were something around “they tied a string on a mini replica of the house”.

[@MaskedMan66]

Yup! Pretty simple, really. 🙂

[@RealQuietOne]

Wow, amazing. Such a simple technique. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@FrankGustafson-r3b]

Every Performance In The W. O. O. Was Tops ! As Was The Case With Many Movies In Those Days !

[@PaulMcElveen]

Incredible Special Effects!

[@jamescassedy4664]

For anyone who loves this movie, and other MGM classics, I highly recommend a book called "The Wizard Of MGM", which is details the career of A.Arnold Gillespie, who was head of special effects at MGM for several decades. The book has detailed photos, story boards, script pages , etc, explaining and snowing how many of the effects in "The WIzard Of Oz' , "Forbidden Planet", San Francisco, Ben Hur, and dozens of other films were done. Mr GIllespie also recounts many 'behind the scenes' anecdotes around the making of the films he worked on. The book isn't cheap, but it's worth every penny! (Note: This is not an advertisement. I have no connection in any way to the sales of this book. I'm simply someone who's bought it, read it, and immensely enjoyed it)

[@calikokat100]

grandma and cow seems pretty passive ....gotta admire that

[@geoffmartin876]

Thank you for sharing this, I've loved this film ever since I can remember-it's TV debut was a year after my birth-so I remember what a huge deal the annual showings were.

[@russvoight1167]

I remember what a big deal it was when the movie was shown in color when people started getting colored TV's. That was the late 60s. Now I can watch the movie right now on my phone

[@PaulMcElveen]

Brillant Special Effects!

[@SirZaydenOfNapier10]

For anyone interested, this footage was in the original rough cut of the film, better interspersed throughout (for instance, Dorothy would've seen those extra things out of the window, not just the audience), but children of the time found this scene too frightening in full, so it was trimmed down for its theatrical release. Hope that helps.

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

Super🦸‍♀️ surprising 😯

[@RayPointerChannel]

I'd disagree that the cyclone fantasy was too "frightening" for children. There is nothing horrific about it since it is a funny use of optical effects. I was seven when I first saw this and wasn't "frightened" by it. The sequence was trimming down for better pacing.

[@eithne9126]

A child of 7 in the last 20 years or so is very different from a child of 7 in 1939.

[@laskmj24]

Only as an adult did I realize that the old woman in the rocking chair had a cat in her lap! 😮😅

[@yaddamop6309]

I hear ya! It happens to me, too. I would see something in a movie I never noticed until YEARS later. In fact, you just now alerted it to me! 😂 Thanks!

[@dianetheisen8664]

And she waved‼️

[@jrowdygi1837]

Old woman was probably getting clawed pretty good.

[@cherokeehippie]

I just now notice it too!!

[@paulabarnes3351]

Yesterday my great granddaughter and I had a perfect time at our local dinner theater watching a live performance of the Wizard of Oz, the music, singing, dancing and acting was spot on, and yes Toto too. I first saw the Wizard of Oz in a movie theater in 1957.

[@MaskedMan66]

Sounds like fun! 😀

[@scottgoodrich5825]

The fellows in the rowboat get me every time! 😂

[@JcbGaming-ij8yx]

The cow is what gets me

[@Wellch]

Or the granny in the rocking chair. 1:06

[@MaskedMan66]

In the 1950 radio version, Dorothy calls out to a Mr. Gallagher, who replies, "Howdy, Miss Dorothy! Kinda breezy, ain't it?"

[@maitemoreira6072]

I really needed it, I'm glad you posted this video

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

I like in color🏳️‍🌈 better 😇

[@georgefieldsjr.640]

No one can out do 'Margaret' !😂😂❤❤❤, However, the Tornado 🌪 in the movie, are REAL in our time today !😮😮😮

[@cyberwarrior_90]

They did an excellent job on the tornado. It looks real af

[@01chippe]

Imagine that? With no AI.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Happy November 5, Tuesday, 2024! Outstanding Movie Footage!

[@PaulMcElveen]

Brilliant Sound Effects!

[@glennjoselane1690]

Absolutely breathtaking.

[@IsaacCline-ru7ls]

The tornado getting that close to the house looks frightening

[@jimslancio]

Nowadays there’d be a Director’s Cut with another half-hour of footage cut from the theatrical release. But back then, cut footage usually vanished into oblivion. Too bad.

[@999Patriots]

The REAL question is: Does your homeowners insurance cover you for houses blown into the air by a twister, if your house falls and kills a wicked witch any any subsequent lawsuits brought by munchkins for the destruction of their private property by your falling house.

[@MaskedMan66]

The Munchkins wouldn't mind a bit, considering that it killed their dictator.

[@freeedward8]

This is footage that was not edited, so we see it all at one time, however NONE of this was DELETED.

[@steve7858]

Correct. This was test footage that was never edited or used in the film.

[@RayPointerChannel]

Actually some footage was, especially with the intercutting between the window view and Dorothy.

[@RhondasLovelySparks]

This is beautiful - I'm going to create a video movie watch party incorporating "raw footage use in the final edit." Thanks for the enlightenment.

[@M5guitar1]

Waaay much better than the ridiculous DEI Wicked movie will ever be...

[@moviesgalore9947]

Two men in the rowboat is hilarious what a brilliant movie.

[@eldorfthe_wise129]

Can we all appreciate just how well those houses in Kansas were built? You can drop one from several thousand feet above the ground from a tornado and when it hits the ground it's still intact. 👍

[@PaulMcElveen]

Brilliant Specia Effects!

[@PaulMcElveen]

Excellent Movie! Excellent Video!

[@PaulMcElveen]

Incredible Movie!

[@TheGenXer]

- These scenes were never in a distributed or broadcast cut of the Wizard of Oz. And instead of arguing, just go Google please and save yourself the embarrassment. They were removed during the editing process before the original theatrical release.

[@mitteradams1216]

Love wizard of Oz still watch it every yr

[@jellyrollnorton]

They should’ve left all of that in. Perhaps they felt the movie was too long; this was likely an easy segment to trim, editing-wise.

[@Gary-qk5wd]

The CLASSIC of all classics.

[@AbandonedMines11]

They should’ve showed Professor Marvel‘s wagon and his horse named Sylvester flying past the window!

[@jrowdygi1837]

I don’t ever remember the shot of the tornado engulfing the house, that one should of stayed.

[@joeyjennings9548]

wheres the part the guy hangs himself in the background?

[@berniecioffoletti3398]

To this day, the tornado is the most terrifying thing in motion picture history I've seen.

[@jaelge]

Im turning 69 next month and I still consider this movie one of the most incredible films ever produced. It ranks up there with Gone With The Wind and The Ten Commandments, as far as I'm concerned.

[@robyndowning2990]

Many years ago I do remember seeing the waving grandmother in the rocking chair and the two men tipping their hats in the row boat.

[@shelbywilson4104]

OH HE'LL NO I'm having nightmares at night

[@henrygerecke5376]

@Callum Playz the music and witch

[@alexdeghost2729]

0:27 and that's the last time we saw Dorothy alive :D

[@MaskedMan66]

She's never died.

[@aquablue1252]

@@MaskedMan66 lol.they said that because the shot shows the house getting obliterated

[@MaskedMan66]

@@aquablue1252 Except that it doesn't; you'll have noticed (maybe) that the house is still standing at the end of the movie.

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

@@MaskedMan66 She lived, silly 😠

[@MaskedMan66]

@@ShawnPickettPauley I said that she did.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Excellent Reconstruction!

[@mariafox9226]

How they got the tornado to look so realistic is super cool.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Fantastic Reconstruction!

[@presleycarrick8282]

2:25 where did you find that

[@maitemoreira6072]

now i'm thinking the same thing

[@HhEeAaDd]

I’ve seen that footage on some behind the scenes footage from one of the dvd’s. Fun fact, it’s played in reverse, as to appear that it’s fakling to the ground, but actually they dropped the toy sized house from the scaffolding on the floor (the sky in the footage is actually the floor of the sound stage.)

[@MichaelCarter1967347053]

it was from the making of documentary on the DVDs but played in reverse

[@PaulMcElveen]

Happy Watching Video!

[@PaulMcElveen]

Perfect Movie Magic!

[@tommyhunter1817]

I was scare shitless of tornadoes as a kid and this scene petrified me. Still does.

[@candyc.3163]

My favorite movie of all time! Elmira Gulch was the stuff of my nightmares!

[@lindacristhopher2410]

We didn't have a colored TV so we always went to Gramma's to see it...once a year...aid on the floor...great memories.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Happy Autumn 2024! Happy Harvest 2024! Happy Thanksgiving 2024!

[@independentpuppy7520]

It's a pity they cut or deleted many parts from the movie. Also a pity most of the scenes not included are no longer available so it can't be put together in it's entirety.

[@Rik-g9f]

When I was a kid -- this was scary

[@quakers200]

The building lding that came crashing down at the end was shot in reverse with the barn going down away from the camera.

[@davidhensley76]

Imagine how scared the audience in the theater was when the house falls down straight at them.

[@OmegaWolf747]

That twister was pure nightmare fuel.

[@bstarzewski]

Im sure Ive seen this version in one or more of the early TV broadcasts.

[@revelationakagoldeneagle8045]

Excellent special effects for the era.

[@johnbrowneyes7534]

Isn’t that the witch of the East in the twister? She’s killed when the farmhouse drops on her.

[@PorcelainRequiem]

Yes. She's wearing a lighter outfit with a cape, and has striped socks on with the ruby slippers. You can see her enter the eye of the twister too, which is where the house goes to enter Oz. Margaret Hamilton was never credited for playing both roles, but this scene clearly shows a different witch. And that explains why Miss Gulch never shows up at the end.

[@johnbrowneyes7534]

I need to look close for those socks! Didn’t notice that.

[@MaskedMan66]

@@PorcelainRequiem The outfit is still black, but it was brightly lit.

[@MaskedMan66]

Correct.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Happy Spring 2024! Happy Easter 2024!

[@karenbarnatny6247]

They must have cut the scene much later. When i was a kid the tornado scene was intact an was shown on tv. Still scary, as i come from a state that gets hit with these things.

[@OroborusFMA]

What people watching today don't understand is that half of all families still lived on a farm as late as the 1920s. Suburbs weren't really a thing, not as we understand them. You either lived in a city, small town, or on a farm.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Happy Autumn 2024! Happy Halloween 2024! Happy Harvest 2024! Happy October 2024!

[@scr1231]

Wow looks amazing.

[@Dannysoutherner]

The tornado scenes are really good. Gives me goosebumps watching them. I am guessing Ms Gulch did not survive the tornado since the movie had a happy ending.

[@PaulMcElveen]

Never should have been Deleted!

[@MaskedMan66]

Unused, not deleted.

[@MichaelAdamReale]

I think if I were Dorothy ... I'd have stayed in Munckin Land. Think about it. I've got my house, my furbaby. Tons of lovable neighbors and everything and everyone is in color. It landed right on the Yellow Brick Rd. 💛 I wouldn't have even bothered to walk down a long road. She could live under Glenda's protection with the ruby slippers as her armor. Me and Toto would be quite comfortable. I mean, damn, my furniture is in tact. Only lost a few dishes.

[@dianetheisen8664]

I remember seeing all these scenes in the movie 🎥🍿❤️‼️

[@thehaywire8889]

Best movie of all time!

[@IloveChrome846]

I completely get you. It's that realistic tornado that haunts me as an adult. Created from a simple nylon stocking and lined with chicken wire, bi- planes on set to create sound and wind, (or so I've read), the tornado and surrounding action still make me cringe. I sometimes wake up with nightmares and Wife asks me, "What's wrong, what was the dream about?!" Still too embarrassed--as a grown man to tell her the truth: "The tornado sequence from the Wizard of Oz". 😂😂

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

It must have been a great inconvenience in those Depression times for the woman whose stocking it was to have only one left. 😢

[@keithbrown8814]

Miss Gulch on the bike changing into the witch along with her wicked laugh scared the daylights out if me as a child.....along with all the other witch scenes......When the annual broadcast was over for another yr....I breathed a huge sigh of relief...my brothers who were not scared like myself would tease me in front of friends....

[@sp2435]

There is a lot of unrecognizable items flying past the Window

[@Sabotage8675]

Phenomenal effect forr it's time

[@mayaytpmaker738]

I may be a 14 year old But I have have VHS of wizard of Oz and at the end of the movie past all the credits was some deleted scenes but muted one was the 2nd one with the extreme windy tornado and the 3rd deleted and another one with the tornado Slowly geting closer to the camera

[@bleeuk]

Did you know in the UK, on BBC TV there shown this, with the uncut version in the early 1990s as it was 2 Hours and 10 Mins, now it edited to 1 Hour and 40 Mins. I can so remember Wizard of Oz used to be longer, and Network used to show a uncut version.

[@carlosburness3487]

In the vhs did you see the hanging munchkin

[@mayaytpmaker738]

@@carlosburness3487 hanging Munchkin? I mean in one scene I saw something swinging in the BG but idk

[@carlosburness3487]

@@mayaytpmaker738 it’s the hanging munchkin

[@Dallas_K]

@@carlosburness3487 BS. It is a bird.

[@GageTheMatewielGurl]

Yeah these are cut parts of the scenes, and some are alternate versions, or extended versions of these scenes.

[@steve7858]

All studio test footage of the cyclone scene

[@threynolds2]

What was deleted? I remember most of this. It's been years since I've seen the movie.

[@johnfriedmann2413]

Are there any deleted or unused scenes from inside the storm cellar?? My sister and I have a memory of such a scene from watching in the 1960s. When Dorothy is stomping on the storm cellar door, camera cuts to the family inside cellar but they can't hear her because of the tornado. Anybody else???

[@tomb8112]

No I never saw that scene. And I used to watch this in the 60's too.

[@melissacooper8724]

While I've never been afraid of the Wicked Witch of the West, the tornado, on the other hand is a different story!

[@DavidLS1]

I was terrified by the flying monkeys. My older sisters would always tell me when they were coming so I could leave the living room.

[@ollieox9181]

I'm 57 years old. To this day, the scene wherein Miss Gulch turns into the Wicked Witch of the West still scares the snot out of me. But what happened to her cackling laugh?

[@karenstone1619]

I remember watching this scene

[@BingoMomi]

Not deleted. I've seen them.

[@glenngoins3100]

I remember those movie scenes

[@iampuzzleman282]

Where does one get a clip like this?

[@Jonhobbs64]

It's all in the bonus features on one of the DVD's. In one scene you can see a man inside one of those talking trees smoking a cigarette 😂😂