History Behind the Yellow Brick Road

Through 1939, Hollywood experienced a very productive year with many high-quality movies. In August 1939, MGM studio announced "Wizard of Oz" instructed by Victor Fleming. The movie was written in 1900 according to a book written by L. Frank Baum. (Magill 82) Since the charming story of Baum was released in the United States soon, many people think that it is worth changing some of this wide story to part. It is a movie. Although the wizard of Oz is a fun movie that has been enjoyed by Americans of all ages for many years, this movie shows more anticipated information and more historical links to the United States to show anti-warrious prospects and through Americans . People have a sense of desire. Some o

In the classic 1939 movie, the red brick road starts from the same point as the yellow brick road and is intertwined, but the direction is different. This road version does not exist in Baum's book. In addition, in the corn field where Dorothy met Kakashi and made friends, he diverged to a yellow brick road and proceeded in various directions. Fortunately, they chose the correct branch of the three branches to Emerald City. In the continental drama of Disney movie "Return to Oz" from 1985 to 1939, Dorothy returned to Oz after being sent back to Kansas for six months from the first visit. On the second arrival she found a yellow brick road on the ruins of evil Nome King and conquered the Emerald City. Finally, it is assumed that the road was repaired after she defeated him and rescued the city and its citizens.

In the second Greenfield book, the hint and his companion Jack Pumpkin Head also started from the quarter of the northern part of the Oz of Gilkin and walked along the yellow brick road to the Emerald City. The Patchwork Girl of Oz has revealed that there are two yellow brick roads from Munchkin Country to Emerald City. According to ShaggyMan, Dorothy occupies a longer and more dangerous road with Wizard of Oz. In the classic 1939 movie, the red brick road starts from the same point as the yellow brick road and is intertwined, but the direction is different. This road version does not exist in Baum's book. In addition, in the corn field where Dorothy met Kakashi and made friends, he diverged to a yellow brick road and proceeded in various directions. Fortunately, they chose the correct branch of the three branches to Emerald City.