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Before her true appearance is revealed, Mombi successively wears two stolen heads. The rightful owne [...]	D
The film introduces a version of the character Mombi from the Oz novels. In the novels, Mombi is the [...]	D
Emma Ridley (playing Princess Ozma) was born in London, and had a British accent. Her voice in the f [...]	D
Fairuza Balk was one of the 600 girls from Vancouver which were chosen to audition for the role of D [...]	D
The Emerald City scenes at the finale had to be re-shot in their entirety. When originally filmed, t [...]	D
The original estimated budget for the film was 20 million dollars. By the time the production finish [...]	D
The film initially fails to mention that Dorothy Gale lives in Kansas. The name of the state is intr [...]	D
In 1980, Walter Murch expressed interest in creating a new Oz film to Tom Wilhite, the production ch [...]	D
After six months of pre-production, Paul Maslansky was hired to replace Gary Kurtz as producer, due [...]	D
Vince Cross composed a tie-in song "Return to Oz" which was released as a single on the Cherry Lane [...]	D
Dr. Worley seems to be preparing Dorothy for electroconvulsive therapy.	D
The role of Billina the talking hen was played by around 40 real chickens. Each were good for differ [...]	D
The cameraman Freddie Francis quit after shooting the Kansas scenes, fed up with delays in the film' [...]	D
Several additional scenes filmed for the opening Kansas sequence, including a face-painting scene be [...]	D
Disney spent approximately 6 million dollars on printing and advertising to promote the film.	D
Walt Disney Productions acquired the film rights to most of of L. Frank Baum's Oz novels in 1954. Th [...]	D
To create the stop-motion puppets of the nomes, Nicol Williamson and Pons Maar were photographed aga [...]	D
Disney actually fired director Walter Murch about a week into production due to budget concerns. The [...]	D
When the desolate Emerald City is first seen, there is a close-up of a bas relief portrait of a crea [...]	D
In the Nome King's lair, Dorothy says to a teary Tik-Tok 'Don't cry'. Dorothy also said this line to [...]	D
This film has some throwbacks from Il mago di Oz (1939). Examples include Dr Worley and Nurse Wilson [...]	D
In the movie, the interior of the Nome King's Mountain looks like Fingals Cave, (near Scotland) as i [...]	D
Principal photography for the film began on February 20, 1984, and wrapped in October 1984.	D
The film is dark and frightening. It was done to make the film different from Il mago di Oz (1939) a [...]	D
The film introduces the character of the Nome King from the Oz novels. The King (also known with the [...]	D
Emma Ridley, who plays Ozma, also auditioned for the role of Dorothy. Other actresses who auditioned [...]	D
L. Frank Baum changed the spelling of Gnome to Nome for his Oz books, because he felt the phonetic s [...]	D
Fairuza Balk was the 2nd youngest of the approximately 1,000 children who auditioned for the role of [...]	D
The movie is based on the second and third of L. Frank Baum's Oz books: "The Marvelous Land of Oz" a [...]	D
In the film, Dr. Worley intends to administer electrotherapy to Dorothy, a popular method in the 19t [...]	D
In the movie Mombi enchants Ozma into the mirror after the Nome king promised Mombi the heads of the [...]	D
The Kansas scenes of the film were filmed at Salisbury Plain, a chalk plateau located in Hampshire a [...]	D
Walter Murch had scouted a number of filming locations to double as Oz in the film. Last-minute budg [...]	D
Body count: 8. List: 6 Wheelers are turned to sand by the Deadly Desert, the Nome King dies from a f [...]	D
When Gump, Jack Pumpkinhead, and Tik-Tok are turned into ornaments, the rock-like Nome King changes [...]	D
When Return to Oz was released in June 1985, only two members of Il mago di Oz (1939) main cast were [...]	D
The scenes involving the Nome King primarily used clay animation, a form of stop-motion animation wh [...]	D
Director Walter Murch invited friend George Lucas to visit the set one day. During that visit Lucas [...]	D
Leo McKern, who bore a strong resemblance to the character in the original Oz illustrations, was the [...]	D
Christopher Lloyd was also considered for the role of Nome King.	D
The first film to use the Walt Disney Pictures logo with the rainbow going over the blue castle.	D
During the film's production, Fairuza Balk's privacy was carefully guarded and she was not available [...]	D
The film introduces the character of Princess Ozma, the rightful ruler of Oz. She was introduced in [...]	D
The film's location shooting at Salisbury Plain turned out to be difficult due to freezing temperatu [...]	D
Fairuza Balk won the role of Dorothy, out of tens of thousands of girls worldwide, who applied to au [...]	D
The film introduces the character of Tik-Tok from the Oz novels, a prototypical robot. He was introd [...]	D
Fairuza Balk performed her own stunts for the film. Her co-star Emma Ridley was allowed to use a sta [...]	D
Fairuza Balk mentioned in interviews her tears of joy when she was allowed to audition for the part [...]	D
This movie was the inspiration for the song "Back To Oz" by Sufjan Stevens and Angelo De Augustine.	D
Emma Ridley was cast in the role of Princess Ozma. In preparation for the role, she watched visual a [...]	D
The role of the pet dog Toto was played by Tansy, a brown-eyed border terrier. Tansy was a family pe [...]	D
Additional plot elements may be based on C.S. Lewis' Narnia stories. When Dorothy returns to Oz, she [...]	D
The Gump's head comes from an animal from the Ozian forest, therefore it is a forest Gump.	D
The real-world portions of the film take place in October 1899. Aunt Em says it's been six months si [...]	D
The film was initially intended to include scenes filmed on location in Algeria and Italy. Due to bu [...]	D
Gymnast Michael Sundin stood upside-down (with legs bent) and backwards inside Tik-Tok's body to mov [...]	D
Walter Murch never intended for this film to be viewed as a direct sequel to Il mago di Oz (1939); r [...]	D
The character of the movie's version of Princess Mombi is based on that of Princess Langwidere in L. [...]	D
While filming the sequence near the end of film where Dorothy rides atop the Cowardly Lion, actress [...]	D
A subplot of the film is that the new house of the Gale family is incomplete, and that winter is com [...]	D
In Dr. Worley's office, Dorothy is telling how the Tin Woodsman lost his human legs. She starts to s [...]	D
The film received a mention in the Guinness Book of World Records as the sequel that was made the lo [...]	D
Fairuza Balk's ruby slippers were specially handmade with imitation rubies and rotoscoped in post-pr [...]	D
The film opened in 1,300 theaters in the United States, including the Radio City Music Hall in New Y [...]	D
The film intentionally depicts Dorothy's transportation back to Oz as mysterious and inexplicable. D [...]	D
The Scarecrow was originally supposed to have a fully articulated animatronic face, akin to that of [...]	D
The film introduces the character of Billina, a spunky, sassy and talkative chicken from the Oz nove [...]	D
When Dorothy is in the hospital in Kansas, she is kept in room 31 by Nurse Wilson (Mombi). Later, wh [...]	D
This is actually the third feature-length sequel to Wizard of Oz. The first is a live-action film ca [...]	D
Pons Maar who plays the Lead Wheeler, one of the asylum orderlies, and provides the voice of the Nom [...]	D
The scene where Dorothy (Fairuza Balk) falls onto the couch with a thud and onto the Nome King's mou [...]	D
Several characters from disparate Oz books make cameos in the final parade scene including the Braid [...]	D
The river scenes of the film were shot in a sound stage, and the water used was warm. Emma Ridley co [...]	D
Judy Garland was 16 when filming Il mago di Oz (1939), Fairuza Balk was only 10 when filming Return [...]	D
Nurse Wilson's dress is symbolically similar to that of the Wicked Witch of the West's costume in Il [...]	D
This is Fairuza Balk's feature film debut. She appeared in a few TV movies before this.	D
Originally the Scarecrow, Tin Woodsman and Cowardly Lion were to have more prominent roles in this f [...]	D
Emma Ridley (Ozma) was dubbed in post-production by director Walter Murch's daughter Beatrice Murch. [...]	D
Fairuza Balk: [witches] This is one of several Fairuza Balk movies which involve witches. Others inc [...]	D
Christopher Lloyd and Tim Curry were considered to play the Nome King, while Louise Fletcher, Teri G [...]	D
In order to include the ruby slippers as part of this film, Disney had to pay royalties to MGM, the [...]	D
The film received its initial release for the home video market in December 1985. It was available i [...]	D
The movie shares a King Arthur connection: Nicol Williamson (The Nome King) played Merlin in Excalib [...]	D
Directorial debut of known editor Walter Murch. As of 2015, it remains as the only film he ever dire [...]	D
The child actress Fairuza Balk was permitted to work no more than three-and-a-half hours each day, r [...]	D
On its initial release, the film earned only 11,1 million dollars at the domestic box office. The un [...]	D
The film depicts American life in the 1890s. Director and screenwriter Walter Murch used the history [...]	D
Cartoonist Tim Burton has acknowledged Jack Pumpkinhead as an inspiration for the iconic character J [...]	D
In the late 1950s the Disney studio did toy with the idea of making an "Oz" movie of its own using s [...]	D
There was an hour-long animated TV movie produced by Rankin Bass called Return to Oz (1964). It has [...]	D

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When Dorothy asks Jack where Mombi got her 30 heads, he tells her they came from the headless dancin [...]	D
The key from Oz has less dirt on it when Billina finds it than when Dorothy picks it up.	D
When Dorothy and Billina stand and talk in the chicken coop, in some close-ups there is a piece of s [...]	D
The strings for the harness when Dorothy fell onto the piece of furniture when the crew arrived at t [...]	D
When Dorothy first meets Tik-Tok, he tells her that he will be her humble servant, takes off his hat [...]	D
Most discontinuities between this film and Il mago di Oz cannot be considered goofs. Director Walter [...]	D
Mombi sends the Wheelers to hunt down the flying Gump. This makes no sense, as the Wheelers cannot f [...]	D
The lair of the Nome King is seen from the tower of the Emerald City from around 10 miles away or so [...]	D
After strapping Dorothy onto the stretcher, the two "wheelers" change places between shots.	D
After Dorothy uses the ruby slippers to escape from the Nome king's mountain and restore the Emerald [...]	D
Jack Pumpkinhead tells Dorothy that Mombi hasn't remembered that he's in the tower because she hasn' [...]	D
The Gump escaped from the Emerald City at night, but in some shots of the pursuing Wheelers it appea [...]	D
In October 1899, Doctor Worley says that it will soon be 1 January 1900, and a new century. This is [...]	D
The nurse unexpectedly takes away Dorothy's lunch pail. Yet before she even reaches for it, Dorothy [...]	D
Tik-Tok's thinking mechanism is activated by winding the key under his left arm, and his talking is [...]	D
Dorothy and Belina arrive at the Emerald City via the yellow brick road within a short time. This sh [...]	D
Jack Pumpkinhead's neck thickness varies throughout the film, it constantly goes from the thin stalk [...]	D
When Dorothy steals Mombi's ruby key, a headless Mombi is heard snoring; snoring occurs from the flo [...]	D
The dancing girls whom Mombi beheaded return back to normal. Logically they should be dead due to de [...]	D
After Mombi switches her head to the brunette (head #4) her lips are out of sync while telling Dorot [...]	D
When the other girl is unstrapping Dorothy, a close-up shows her saying "We've got to get you out of [...]	D
When interrogating the lead wheeler, Tik-Tok claims that being a machine he cannot be sorry or happy [...]	D
When Mombi wakes up and walks around headless, it is obvious by her stiff jerky movements, and the w [...]	D
The Lead Wheeler's eye make-up changes between scenes.	D
When Billina says good-bye to Dorothy at the end, she is held in Jack's right hand in close-ups, but [...]	D
It is never explained why Nurse Wilson is in jail at the end. Nowhere in the film was she ever shown [...]	D
When Tik-Tok lands on the Nome King's mountain, the amount of him sticking out of the sand changes b [...]	D
When Dorothy and her friend run away from the hospital in 1899, Nurse Wilson chases them with a flas [...]	D
The melting point of silver is 961.78Â°C, or 1763.2Â°F. Its boiling point is 2162Â°C, or 3924� [...]	D
The number of Wheelers changes between scenes.	D
While Dorothy is being escorted through the liberated Emerald City, two camera men can be seen in th [...]	D
Dorothy's eyes and head-position on the pillow change several times between shots while they are tes [...]	D
When Uncle Henry tells Em and Dorothy to back by dark, This is impossible, as Franklin Kansas is 163 [...]	D
At one point Dorothy bumps into the "stone" Cowardly Lion and it wobbles back and forth.	D

Frase

Billina: Some place for a chicken coop! How big is [...]	D
Dorothy: This is the old house! The one the tornad [...]	D
Billina: What is this, a man or a melon? Jack Pum [...]	D
Mombi II: I think Number 4 will do for this aftern [...]	D
Dorothy: [On her final guess Dorothy is about to g [...]	D
Ozma: Why did they bring you here, Dorothy? Dorot [...]	D
Nome King: Why doesn't the sofa go first? Gump: B [...]	D
Dorothy: [On her final guess Dorothy is about to g [...]	D
Nurse Wilson: Lie down. Dorothy: I'd like to sit [...]	D
Jack Pumpkinhead: [the trio are assembling the Gum [...]	D
Lead Wheeler: You have to come out sooner or later [...]	D
Nome Messenger: Your Majesty! She has returned to [...]	D
Billina: We come all this way to see a bunch a sti [...]	D
Tik-Tok: I have always valued my lifelessness.	D
Dorothy: [as she puts on the Ruby Slippers] AAAHH! [...]	D
Dorothy: Patented Clockwork Mechanical Man. Does e [...]	D
Jack Pumpkinhead: [everybody's falling off the Gum [...]	D
Gump: The last thing I remember is walking through [...]	D
Dorothy: You're so beautiful. What's your name? O [...]	D
Dorothy: [after freeing Ozma from the mirror] You' [...]	D
Gump: If I had a stomach, I know I would be sick [...]	D
Jack Pumpkinhead: [Dorothy, Tik Tok, Bellina and J [...]	D
Jack Pumpkinhead: If his brain's ran down, how can [...]	D
Jack Pumpkinhead: [to Dorothy] May I call you Mom, [...]	D
Nome Messenger: ...there's no sign of the CHICKEN!	D
Lead Wheeler: Please, let me go. Please, please, l [...]	D
Tik-Tok: These Wheelers can be tricky customers.	D
[regarding headless statues] Dorothy: Look, Billi [...]	D
Mombi: Doooorothy Gaaale!	D
Lead Wheeler: Come here... chicken!	D
Mombi: [yells] Where's my powder of life?	D
Mombi III: [tilting Dorothy's chin upwards to exam [...]	D
Nome King: Don't you... know that... eggs are... p [...]	D
Aunt Em: The clinic was hit by lightning and it bu [...]	D
Lead Wheeler: You'll be sorry for treating me like [...]	D
Dr. Worley: And how did you come back from... Oz? [...]	D
[first lines] Aunt Em: Can't you sleep? [Dorothy [...]	D
The Nome King: There's no place like home.	D
Dorothy: Oh no... Billina: That's just a yellow b [...]	D

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