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First role in which Richard Pryor would wear his mustache as a permanent part of his popular image ( [...]	D
This was Sidney Lumet's only musical.	D
Debut of a singer/actress Cissy Houston.	D
Motown Productions bought the rights to the stage show, intending to cast Stephanie Mills as Dorothy [...]	D
In 1965, Diana Ross and The Supremes performed as a warmup act for Judy Garland at the Astrodome the [...]	D
Joel Schumacher's script for The Wiz was influenced by Werner Erhard's teachings and his Erhard Semi [...]	D
Ted Ross reprised his role as the Cowardly Lion from the 1974 Broadway production.	D
Diana Ross and Richard Pryor had previously appeared together in La signora del blues (1972).	D
This movie changed Dorothy's shoes from ruby slippers back to silver slippers, as in the original L. [...]	D
According to her unauthorized biography, "Call Her Ms. Ross", Diana Ross was hospitalized and nearly [...]	D
Stephanie Mills, who starred in the Broadway production, was the top choice to play Dorothy in the m [...]	D
The name of the wicked witches in this version are Evilene and Evermean; this was the only time they [...]	D
The Scarecrow's nose tip is the piece of brown paper that holds a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.	D
If you look closely the Lion has high heels on. They built boot heals under his foot paws so Ted Ros [...]	D
The first song that Michael Jackson sings, "You Can't Win," was originally written for the stage ver [...]	D
Eartha Kitt was first choice for the role of Evillene.	D
Simultaneously with the release of the film, Congoleum, the flooring company that designed the look [...]	D
Final film of Lena Horne.	D
The Snow Babies in all of the closeup shots were related to the stars of the movie. Snow Babies shot [...]	D
Comedian Doug Benson cites this as his movie debut, claiming to have been an extra.	D
Robin Givens' debut, as a guest at Aunt Emma's party.	D
Original director John Badham stepped down when he objected to 33-year-old Diana Ross being cast as [...]	D
Joel Schumacher used his connections in the fashion industry to procure the hundreds of costumes use [...]	D
Jimmie 'JJ' Walker was originally considered the part of the Scarecrow. He turned it down, and the p [...]	D
The duet between Michael Jackson and Diana Ross on "Ease On Down the Road" was released as a single [...]	D
This was the first film shot at Kaufman Astoria Studios when it was reopened in the 1970s.	D
The subway scene, coming between the arrival of the Lion and the peril of the poppy field, does not [...]	D
The CBS Television Network's eyeball logo, slightly modified with an O and a Z in the middle of the [...]	D
Michael Jackson's film debut.	D
In his book "Making Movies," Sidney Lumet admits that filming the Emerald City sequence on the plaza [...]	D
At the time of production, director Sidney Lumet was the son-in-law of Lena Horne (Glinda, the Good [...]	D
Sidney Lumet was chosen to direct primarily because of his reputation for finishing his pictures on [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
When the flying monkeys appear in front of Evillene after being summoned, Cheetah says to her "What' [...]	D
The scene in which the Cowardly Lion emerges from one of the statues in front of the main research b [...]	D
One of two mid-1970s rock music/musical pictures inspired by 'The Wizard of Oz'. The other was the A [...]	D
In the Emerald City sequence, Quincy Jones is shown as the pianist, but the actual piano player on t [...]	D
The original New York City production of "The Wiz" opened at the Majestic Theater on January 5, 1975 [...]	D
In 2003, Entertainment Weekly Magazine named the film #28 of the 50 Top Cult Movies.	D
Harry Madsen (Cheetah) and Willie C. Carpenter (Guest at Aunt Em's Party) are the only actors to app [...]	D
Iman's debut.	D
"I'm A Mean Ole Lion, "So You Wanted To See The Wizard" (which is actually in the Broadway Show but [...]	D
Around 77 minutes in, during the Emerald City dance, one of the Emerald dancers has her skirt ride u [...]	D
Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel both gave this two thumbs up on Sneak Previews: The Wiz/Who is Killing T [...]	D

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In the subway, the Tin Man gets electrocuted by 2 wires snaking out of a fuse box. But he begins to [...]	D
After Dorothy is awakened by the Tin Man's tears, she sits up and wipes her face with both hands. Ho [...]	D
The Scarecrow is only cut in half at the waist when he is tortured by Evillene's followers. But afte [...]	D
When the flying monkeys drive their motorcycles into the sweat shop, they are facing the direction o [...]	D
During the Can you feel a Brand New Day dance sequence, the sweat stains on Dorothy's armpits appear [...]	D
During "No Bad News", Evilene starts to turn about halfway between her throne and the entryway door. [...]	D
Aunt Emma comments that Dorothy has never been south of 125th Street in the Manhattan neighborhood o [...]	D
During the wide shot in "Slide Some Oil to Me" when Tinman is dancing in front of the mirrors, there [...]	D
When Dorothy is to click her heels to go home, she is never seen getting Toto. Yet she appears to be [...]	D
When the Red people are dancing in front of a camera at the Emerald City, there is a giant screen th [...]	D
The Scarecrow is still learning how to walk after he got down from the pole. When Dorothy runs to th [...]	D
After the sprinklers have turned off, everyone is suddenly dry.	D
In the subway scene, the Peddler has on white tennis shoes in the close up, but in the wide shot, he [...]	D

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