yonsé Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 34 minutes ago, UNNAMI said: i want beyonce to serve one last pop era, huge, modern, popish and groundbreaking, with huge promo (not by her own obviously but by bying radio and spotify payola and that stuff, banners) and then she can go full with her selftitleds and lemonades give me sasha fierce chapter 2 keep dreaming sweetie, she would never. why would she take a step backward as an artist and do generic commercial pop? sasha fierce is horrendous. OT: glad that queen is securing the bag for a third decade. y'all can seethe. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dekkan Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 The fumes in here, wow Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ilovemusic432 Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 Hot 100 Video Version Bubbling Under 100 Dropouts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
luckythisway Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 lbr Formation would have been #1 from the Super Bowl until Lemonade dropped if Bey didn’t utterly butcher the release Let Legendonce breathe Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UNNAMI Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 42 minutes ago, yonsé said: keep dreaming sweetie, she would never. why would she take a step backward as an artist and do generic commercial pop? sasha fierce is horrendous. OT: glad that queen is securing the bag for a third decade. y'all can seethe. but I said groundbreaking. she may reinvent pop, take a new direction in pop music, she is able and talented to do that Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UNNAMI Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 10 minutes ago, luckythisway said: lbr Formation would have been #1 from the Super Bowl until Lemonade dropped if Bey didn’t utterly butcher the release Let Legendonce breathe basicly she - on her own fault - lost chance to get #1 for Drunk in Love and Formation. Also with more tactics and preparation she could score third #1 with hold up or other single with Lemonade release Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chaeyonce Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 SHE WINS again Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Planet Mars Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 Wait so do the OBH'S consider S&M a #1 hit for Britney? Or is that just a Rihanna song? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
luckythisway Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 1 minute ago, UNNAMI said: basicly she - on her own fault - lost chance to get #1 for Drunk in Love and Formation. Also with more tactics and preparation she could score third #1 with hold up or other single with Lemonade release Literally. Formation prob would have been the most controversial #1 in the history of the Hot 100. We love a self sabotaging Legend. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
atishvaze Posted December 5, 2017 Share Posted December 5, 2017 Ed’s power! White excellence. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Comedor Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 When you don't try too hard but still win because that's just who you are. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
QueenofCopyPaste Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 Spoiler GUMMO drops to #53 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rentboy Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 Ed gifted her this #1 in truth. he coulda chose any number of artists to release a remix version with. Its not like she has a proven record of making songs go to #1 with her featured presence. The song needed to be huge to begin with. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bearman10 Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 4 minutes ago, Rentboy said: Ed gifted her this #1 in truth. he coulda chose any number of artists to release a remix version with. Its not like she has a proven record of making songs go to #1 with her featured presence. The song needed to be huge to begin with. feel like the song was going number 1 with or without her. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
B3000 Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 Am I the only one that is thinking the album 4 could have had #1s as well. If Countdown has was released first it would be #1. If Love On Top was released before the VMA pregnancy announcement, it prolly wudda went #1. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
family.guy123 Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 (edited) 4 hours ago, ChartsFan said: It's like the old days in movies. There were like 10 names in the credits for the whole film. Now on movie and songs and books, you get a credit for dusting the set. good for her career. Still weird though in concept. Credits for the 1939 film 'The Wizard of Oz' Directed by Victor Fleming George Cukor ... Mervyn LeRoy ... Norman Taurog ... King Vidor ... (director: Kansas scenes) Writing Credits Noel Langley ... (screenplay) & Florence Ryerson ... (screenplay) and Edgar Allan Woolf ... (screenplay) Noel Langley ... (adaptation) L. Frank Baum ... (from the book by) Arthur Freed ... Irving Brecher ... (contributing writer) William H. Cannon ... Herbert Fields ... (contributing writer) Jack Haley ... (additional dialogue) E.Y. Harburg ... Samuel Hoffenstein ... (contributing writer) Bert Lahr ... (additional dialogue) John Lee Mahin ... (contributing writer) Herman J. Mankiewicz ... (contributing writer) Jack Mintz ... (contributing writer) Ogden Nash ... (contributing writer) Robert Pirosh ... (contributing writer) George Seaton ... (contributing writer) Sid Silvers ... (contributing writer) Cast (in credits order) verified as complete Judy Garland Judy Garland ... Dorothy Frank Morgan Frank Morgan ... Professor Marvel / The Wizard of Oz / The Gatekeeper / The Carriage Driver / The Guard Ray Bolger Ray Bolger ... 'Hunk' / The Scarecrow Bert Lahr Bert Lahr ... 'Zeke' / The Cowardly Lion Jack Haley Jack Haley ... 'Hickory' / The Tin Man Billie Burke Billie Burke ... Glinda Margaret Hamilton Margaret Hamilton ... Miss Gulch / The Wicked Witch of the West Charley Grapewin Charley Grapewin ... Uncle Henry Pat Walshe Pat Walshe ... Nikko Clara Blandick Clara Blandick ... Auntie Em Terry Terry ... Toto (as Toto) The Singer Midgets The Singer Midgets ... The Munchkins (as The Munchkins) Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Franz Balluck Franz Balluck ... Munchkin Villager Josefine Balluck Josefine Balluck ... Munchkin Villager Dorothy Barrett Dorothy Barrett ... Emerald City Manicurist Amelia Batchelor Amelia Batchelor ... Ozmite Charles Becker Charles Becker ... Munchkin Mayor Freda Betsky Freda Betsky ... Munchkin Villager Billy Bletcher Billy Bletcher ... Mayor / Lollipop Guild Member (voice) Lorraine Bridges Lorraine Bridges ... Ozmite / Lullaby League Member (voice) Buster Brodie Buster Brodie ... Winged Monkey Tyler Brooke Tyler Brooke ... Ozmite Betty Ann Bruno Betty Ann Bruno ... Munchkin Betty Ann Cain Betty Ann Cain ... Munchkin Child Candy Candido Candy Candido ... Angry Apple Tree (voice) Mickey Carroll Mickey Carroll ... Munchkin Fiddler Adriana Caselotti Adriana Caselotti ... Juliet (voice) Samuel Chapman Samuel Chapman ... Munchkin Harry Cogg Harry Cogg ... Winged Monkey Pinto Colvig Pinto Colvig ... Munchkins (voice) Nona Cooper Nona Cooper ... Munchkin Villager Tommy Cottonaro Tommy Cottonaro ... Bearded Munchkin Lewis Croft Lewis Croft ... Munchkin Soldier Jimmy the Crow Jimmy the Crow ... Crow in Cornfield Frank Cucksey Frank Cucksey ... Munchkin Presenting Flowers to Dorothy Billy Curtis Billy Curtis ... Munchkin Father Ken Darby Ken Darby ... Munchkinland Mayor (voice) Sid Dawson Sid Dawson ... Winged Monkey Ethel W. Denis Ethel W. Denis ... Munchkin Villager Prince Denis Prince Denis ... Munchkin Sergeant at Arms Abe Dinovitch Abe Dinovitch ... Apple Tree / Munchkin (voice) Jon Dodson Jon Dodson ... Lollipop Guild Member (voice) Gracie Doll Gracie Doll ... Munchkin Villager Tiny Doll Tiny Doll ... Munchkin Villager Ardith Dondanville Ardith Dondanville ... Munchkin child Ruth Duccini Ruth Duccini ... Munchkin Villager Daisy Earles Daisy Earles ... Munchkin Villager Harry Earles Harry Earles ... Lollipop Guild Member Buddy Ebsen Buddy Ebsen ... The Tin Man (singing voice) Fern Formica Fern Formica ... Munchkin Villager / Sleepyhead Sig Frohlich Sig Frohlich ... Winged Monkey Jackie Gerlich Jackie Gerlich ... Lollipop Guild Member Phil Harron Phil Harron ... Winkie Joseph Herbst Joseph Herbst ... Munchkin Villager Shep Houghton Shep Houghton ... Ozmite / Winkie Guard James R. Hulse James R. Hulse ... Munchkin Villager Charles Irwin Charles Irwin ... Tin Polisher Lois January Lois January ... Emerald City Manicurist Eleanor Keaton Eleanor Keaton ... Ozmite Joan Kenmore Joan Kenmore ... Munchkin Child The King's Men The King's Men ... Munchkins (voice) Karl 'Karchy' Kosiczky Karl 'Karchy' Kosiczky ... Munchkin Herald #1 / Sleepyhead Dolly Kramer Dolly Kramer ... Munchkin Villager Emil Kranzler Emil Kranzler ... Munchkin Villager Nita Krebs Nita Krebs ... Lullaby League Member Jeane La Barbera Jeane La Barbera ... Munchkin Villager Rae-Nell Laskey Rae-Nell Laskey ... Munchkin Child Johnny Leal Johnny Leal ... Munchkin Villager Valerie Lee Valerie Lee ... Munchkin Ethelreda Leopold Ethelreda Leopold ... Emerald City Manicurist Mitchell Lewis Mitchell Lewis ... Captain of the Winkie Guard Bud Linn Bud Linn ... Lollipop Guild Member (voice) Jerry Maren Jerry Maren ... Lollipop Guild Member Dona Massin Dona Massin ... Emerald City Manicurist Elaine Merk Elaine Merk ... Munchkin George Ministeri George Ministeri ... Munchkin Coach Driver Priscilla Montgomery Priscilla Montgomery ... Munchkin Child Harry Monty Harry Monty ... Munchkin Soldier / Winged Monkey Yvonne Moray Yvonne Moray ... Lullabye League Member Lee Murray Lee Murray ... Winged Monkey Olga Nardone Olga Nardone ... Lullabye League Center Member George Noisom George Noisom ... Winged Monkey William H. O'Docharty William H. O'Docharty ... Munchkin on Carriage Nicholas Page Nicholas Page ... Munchkin Soldier Jack Paul Jack Paul ... Winged Monkey Margaret Pellegrini Margaret Pellegrini ... Munchkin Villager / Sleepyhead Meinhardt Raabe Meinhardt Raabe ... Munchkin Coroner Hazel Resmondo Hazel Resmondo ... Munchkin Villager Freddie Retter Freddie Retter ... Munchkin Fiddler 'Little Billy' Rhodes 'Little Billy' Rhodes ... Munchkin Barrister The Rhythmettes The Rhythmettes ... Themselves Elvida Rizzo Elvida Rizzo ... Ozmite Rad Robinson Rad Robinson ... Munchkin Coroner (voice) Paul Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez ... Dwarf Ambrose Schindler Ambrose Schindler ... Winkie Helen Seamon Helen Seamon ... Woman with Cat Rolfe Sedan Rolfe Sedan ... Oz Balloon Ascensionist Garland Slatten Garland Slatten ... Munchkin Soldier Oliver Smith Oliver Smith ... Ozmite Ruth Smith Ruth Smith ... Munchkin Villager Katharine Snell Katharine Snell ... Lion's Manicurist Robert St. Angelo Robert St. Angelo ... Winkie Parnell St. Aubin Parnell St. Aubin ... Munchkin Soldier Alta Stevens Alta Stevens ... Munchkin Villager Ralph Sudam Ralph Sudam ... Ozmite August Clarence Swenson August Clarence Swenson ... Munchkin Soldier Betty Tanner Betty Tanner ... Munchkin Villager Gus Wayne Gus Wayne ... Munchkin Soldier Victor Wetter Victor Wetter ... Munchkin Army Captain Harry Wilson Harry Wilson ... Winkie Johnny Winters Johnny Winters ... Munchkin Navy Commander Marie Winters Marie Winters ... Munchkin Villager Gladys V. Wolff Gladys V. Wolff ... Munchkin Villager Murray Wood Murray Wood ... Munchkin City Father Produced by Mervyn LeRoy ... producer Arthur Freed ... associate producer Cinematography by Harold Rosson ... (photographed by: in Technicolor) Film Editing by Blanche Sewell Casting By Leonard Murphy ... Production Design by Malcolm Brown ... William A. Horning ... Jack Martin Smith ... Art Direction by Cedric Gibbons George Gibson ... Wade B. Rubottom ... Elmer Sheeley ... supervising art director Set Decoration by Edwin B. Willis ... (set decorations) Costume Design by Adrian ... (costumes) Makeup Department Jack Dawn ... creator: character makeups Del Armstrong ... assistant makeup artist Don L. Cash ... assistant makeup artist Jack Dawn ... makeup artist: Frank Morgan Lyle Dawn ... makeup artist: Billie Burke Max Factor ... wig supervisor Fred Frederick ... wig designer Sydney Guilaroff ... braids: Dorothy Cecil Holland ... makeup department head Jack Kevan ... assistant makeup artist Lou LaCava ... assistant makeup artist George Lane ... assistant makeup artist Beth Langston ... hair stylist Emile LaVigne ... makeup artist: Jack Haley Betty Masure ... body makeup artist Norbert A. Myles ... makeup artist: Ray Bolger Gustaf Norin ... prosthetic technician Josef Norin ... prosthetic sculptor Web Overlander ... makeup artist: Judy Garland Fred B. Phillips ... makeup artist Eddie Polo ... assistant makeup artist Mike Ragan ... assistant makeup artist Bob Roberts ... wig designer Robert J. Schiffer ... makeup artist Charles H. Schram ... makeup artist: Bert Lahr Howard Smit ... assistant makeup artist Lee Stanfield ... makeup artist: Jack Haley William Tuttle ... assistant makeup artist Edith Wilson ... body makeup artist Jack H. Young ... makeup artist: Margaret Hamilton Production Management Ulric Busch ... unit production manager Charles Chic ... unit manager Joe Cook ... production manager Louis B. Mayer ... executive in charge of production Keith Weeks ... production manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Al Shenberg ... assistant director Harrold Weinberger ... assistant director Wallace Worsley Jr. ... assistant director Art Department William A. Horning ... associate art director Jack E. Ackerman ... props E. Preston Ames ... draftsman Leo F. Atkinson ... painter: clouds Hugo Ballin ... sketch artist John Bossert ... designer: castle Malcolm Brown ... sketch artist Edward C. Carfagno ... draftsman John Coakley ... scenic artist Conklin ... draftsman Marvin Connell ... draftsman Randall Duell ... scenic artist Harry Edwards ... property master Clarence J. Falk ... greens supervisor A.D. Flowers ... set dresser: trees Jack Gaylord ... propmaker foreman George Gibson ... lead scenic artist William Gibson ... scenic artist Harvey T. Gillett ... draftsman Henry Greutert ... head sculptor Clem Hall ... scenic artist William Hellen ... draftsman F. Wayne Hill ... scenic artist K. Johnson ... draftsman Roy Perry ... scenic artist Clark M. Provins ... scenic artist Ted Rich ... draftsman Arthur Grover Rider ... scenic artist Gerald F. Rocket ... construction coordinator James Roth ... draftsman Billy H. Scott ... assistant property master Jack Martin Smith ... principal sketch artist Duncan Spencer ... scenic artist J. Russell Spencer ... draftsman Steffgen ... draftsman Charles B. Steiner ... assistant property master Marvin Summerfield ... draftsman John J. Thompson ... draftsman Leonid Vasian ... draftsman Woody Woodward ... draftsman Sound Department Douglas Shearer ... recording director James Burbridge ... sound technician G.A. Burns ... production sound mixer Earl Cates ... playback operator O.O. Ceccarini ... sound designer Bill Edmondson ... boom operator James F. Gaither Jr. ... boom operator James Graham ... sound effects editor T.B. Hoffman ... sound editor Van Allen James ... apprentice sound editor Lowell Kinsall ... sound mixer Standish J. Lambert ... re-recording mixer Frank McKenzie ... re-recording mixer Franklin Milton ... special sound effects Ralph A. Pender ... dialogue editor Julian Powell ... boom operator George G. Schneider ... sound mixer Douglas Shearer ... sound designer Robert Shirley ... re-recording mixer Ralph Shugart ... sound effects editor Newell Sparks ... re-recording mixer William Steinkamp ... supervising re-recording mixer Michael Steinore ... supervising sound editor P. Richard Stevens ... sound recordist R.L. Stirling ... assistant sound editor Don T. Whitmer ... sound mixer John A. Williams ... sound mixer Special Effects by A. Arnold Gillespie ... special effects (as Arnold Gillespie) Edwin Bloomfield ... special effects supervisor Marcel Delgado ... miniatures A.D. Flowers ... special effects assistant Corril Harris ... uncredited Donald Jahraus ... miniatures J. McMillan Johnson ... senior special effects technician Mack Johnson ... special effects Jack McMaster ... special effects Hal Millar ... special effects Bob Overbeck ... special effects crew Glen Robinson ... special effects prop shop Don Trumbull ... special effects rigger Visual Effects by Chad Cortvriendt ... stereoscopic production manager (3D version 2013) Chris Del Conte ... managing director: stereoscopic conversion (3D version 2013) Jason Dourgarian ... stereoscopic compositor (3D version 2013) S. Scott Farrar ... stereo conversion producer: Prime Focus (as Scott Farrar) (3D Version 2013) Michael L. Fink ... stereo conversion supervisor (3D version 2013) Justin Jones ... stereoscopic designer (3D version 2013) Rik Panero ... technical support (1998 release, credited on theatrical prints only) Sujeet Patil ... paint artist: Prime Focus Michael Pecchia ... director of global development: Prime Focus (3D version 2013) Brian Peluso ... stereoscopic compositor (3D version 2013) Neil Stenhouse ... lead digital film restoration artist (2009 restoration) Chris Bayz ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Kevin Braun ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) Christopher Rogers Costa ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Gregory Creaser ... camera operator: digital restoration Chris Crowell ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) Sandy DellaMarie ... digital production coordinator (1998 restoration) Max Fabian ... director of photography: visual effects unit / special photographic effects Chris Flynn ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) Mark Freund ... visual effects supervisor (1998 restoration) Jack Gaylord ... assistant visual effects supervisor George Gervan ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Richard Gervan ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) A. Arnold Gillespie ... visual effects supervisor Maureen Healy ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Heather Hoyland ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Matt Linder ... lead digital compositor (1998 restoration) Warren Newcombe ... director of matte painting staff Michael Pecchia ... director of global development at prime focus John Pierce ... senior stereoscopic supervisor: Prime Focus Candelario Rivas ... matte painter: castle Rasha Shalaby ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Jack Smith ... camera operator: visual effects unit Lynn Tigar ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Stunts George Bruggeman ... stunts Aline Goodwin ... stunt double: Margaret Hamilton, broom-riding stunt Camera and Electrical Department Allen M. Davey ... associate: Technicolor photography (as Allen Davey) Virgil Apger ... still photographer John Arnold ... camera department head Pop Arnold ... key grip Chris Bergswich ... assistant electrician A.W. Brown ... chief unit electrician Clarence Sinclair Bull ... still photographer Eric Carpenter ... still photographer: Kodachrome stills Bill Chapman ... still photographer Sam Cohen ... camera operator Nelson Cordes ... camera technician: Technicolor Fred Detmers ... camera technician: Technicolor Raymond Griffith ... electrician George Hommel ... still photographer Henry Imus ... camera technician: Technicolor Paul 'Shug' Keeler ... electrician Val O'Malley ... camera operator W.E. Pohl ... assistant camera Ray Ramsey ... camera operator Cliff Shirpser ... assistant camera: Technicolor Casting Department W.L. Gordon ... casting assistant Costume and Wardrobe Department Mrs. Cluett ... costumer Agnes Imes ... costumer Sam Kress ... wardrobe supervisor Rose Meltzer ... costumer Vera Mourdant ... costumer Sheila O'Brien ... wardrobe: women Marianne Parker ... seamstress Jack Rohan ... dresser: men John Scura ... costumer Gile Steele ... wardrobe: men Marie Wharton ... costumer Editorial Department Daniel André ... digital cinema mastering: IMAX Margaret Booth ... supervising editor George Cave ... color timer Ernest Grooney ... assistant editor Tom Held ... second assistant editor Jim Wilkinson ... negative cutter Music Department Harold Arlen ... music by George Bassman ... orchestral and vocal arrangements Bobby Connolly ... musical numbers staged by Murray Cutter ... orchestral and vocal arrangements Ken Darby ... orchestral and vocal arrangements E.Y. Harburg ... lyrics by (as E.Y. Harburg) Paul Marquardt ... orchestral and vocal arrangements George Stoll ... associate conductor (as Georgie Stoll) Herbert Stothart ... musical adaptation Robert Armbruster ... musical director Leo Arnaud ... orchestrator: Munchkinland musical sequence Edward Baravalle ... assistant scoring mixer David Crocov ... violin Peter P. Decek ... music recording engineer Roger Edens ... music pre-recording supervisor Nat W. Finston ... music supervisor Skitch Henderson ... musician: piano Frederick Herbert ... assistant music mixer Rudolph G. Kopp ... additional musical director Bud Linn ... singing voice: Lollipop Guild Harry V. Lojewski ... musician: piano solos M.J. McLaughlin ... music mixer William Saracino ... music editor Toscha Seidel ... soloist: violin George Stoll ... composer: additional music Herbert Stothart ... composer: original incidental music / conductor Robert W. Stringer ... composer: additional music Robert Tucker ... orchestral and vocal arrangments Robert Van Eps ... orchestrator Roger Wagner ... assistant chorus director Other crew Henri Jaffa ... associate Technicolor color director Natalie Kalmus ... Technicolor color director Paul Adams ... stand-in: Mr. Morgan Arthur Appell ... assistant: Mr. Connolly Maud Gage Baum ... technical advisor Eddie Becker ... rehearsal accompanist Busby Berkeley ... choreographer: scarecrow's dance (deleted from final print) Harlan Briggs ... double: Uncle Henry Stafford Campbell ... stand-in: Scarecrow William H. Cannon ... assistant: Mr. LeRoy Betty Danko ... stand-in: Wicked Witch Howard Dietz ... publicity chief Roger Edens ... rehearsal piano Frances Edwards ... caterer Jim Fawcett ... stand-in: Mr. Lahr Arthur Freed ... assistant to producer Freddie Gilman ... animal trainer: horse Aline Goodwin ... stand-in: Ms. Hamilton Jane Harrison ... secretary: Mr. Fleming Andy Hervey ... publicity chief Jean Kilgore ... dance stand-in: Judy Garland Bobbie Koshay ... double: Ms. Garland Harry Link ... agent: Leo Feist Music Publishing David Marks ... assistant script supervisor Caren Marsh ... dance stand-in: Judy Garland Dona Massin ... assistant choreographer / assistant: Mr. Connolly Harry Master ... stand-in: Tin Woodman Pat Moran ... stand-in: Mr. Lahr John M. Nickolaus ... laboratory supervisor Barron Polan ... assistant: Mr. LeRoy Freddie Retter ... stand-in: Mr. Walshe Bill Richards ... animal wrangler: birds Si Seadler ... publicity chief Leo Singer ... coordinator: Munchkins Carl Spitz ... dog owner and trainer: Terry Georgia Stark ... rehearsal assistant Howard Strickling ... publicity chief Norman Taurog ... director test scenes Curly Twiford ... animal trainer: birds Jack Weatherwax ... trainer: Terry Frank Whitbeck ... publicity chief Wallace Worsley Jr. ... script clerk or do you mean older than that? should we go back to your year of birth perhaps? Edited December 6, 2017 by family.guy123 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ATRL Moderator Samson Posted December 6, 2017 ATRL Moderator Share Posted December 6, 2017 13 minutes ago, family.guy123 said: Credits for the 1939 film 'The Wizard of Oz' […] or do you mean older than that? should we go back to your year of birth perhaps? what the hell Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Planet Mars Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 49 minutes ago, family.guy123 said: Credits for the 1939 film 'The Wizard of Oz' Directed by Victor Fleming George Cukor ... Mervyn LeRoy ... Norman Taurog ... King Vidor ... (director: Kansas scenes) Writing Credits Noel Langley ... (screenplay) & Florence Ryerson ... (screenplay) and Edgar Allan Woolf ... (screenplay) Noel Langley ... (adaptation) L. Frank Baum ... (from the book by) Arthur Freed ... Irving Brecher ... (contributing writer) William H. Cannon ... Herbert Fields ... (contributing writer) Jack Haley ... (additional dialogue) E.Y. Harburg ... Samuel Hoffenstein ... (contributing writer) Bert Lahr ... (additional dialogue) John Lee Mahin ... (contributing writer) Herman J. Mankiewicz ... (contributing writer) Jack Mintz ... (contributing writer) Ogden Nash ... (contributing writer) Robert Pirosh ... (contributing writer) George Seaton ... (contributing writer) Sid Silvers ... (contributing writer) Cast (in credits order) verified as complete Judy Garland Judy Garland ... Dorothy Frank Morgan Frank Morgan ... Professor Marvel / The Wizard of Oz / The Gatekeeper / The Carriage Driver / The Guard Ray Bolger Ray Bolger ... 'Hunk' / The Scarecrow Bert Lahr Bert Lahr ... 'Zeke' / The Cowardly Lion Jack Haley Jack Haley ... 'Hickory' / The Tin Man Billie Burke Billie Burke ... Glinda Margaret Hamilton Margaret Hamilton ... Miss Gulch / The Wicked Witch of the West Charley Grapewin Charley Grapewin ... Uncle Henry Pat Walshe Pat Walshe ... Nikko Clara Blandick Clara Blandick ... Auntie Em Terry Terry ... Toto (as Toto) The Singer Midgets The Singer Midgets ... The Munchkins (as The Munchkins) Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Franz Balluck Franz Balluck ... Munchkin Villager Josefine Balluck Josefine Balluck ... Munchkin Villager Dorothy Barrett Dorothy Barrett ... Emerald City Manicurist Amelia Batchelor Amelia Batchelor ... Ozmite Charles Becker Charles Becker ... Munchkin Mayor Freda Betsky Freda Betsky ... Munchkin Villager Billy Bletcher Billy Bletcher ... Mayor / Lollipop Guild Member (voice) Lorraine Bridges Lorraine Bridges ... Ozmite / Lullaby League Member (voice) Buster Brodie Buster Brodie ... Winged Monkey Tyler Brooke Tyler Brooke ... Ozmite Betty Ann Bruno Betty Ann Bruno ... Munchkin Betty Ann Cain Betty Ann Cain ... Munchkin Child Candy Candido Candy Candido ... Angry Apple Tree (voice) Mickey Carroll Mickey Carroll ... Munchkin Fiddler Adriana Caselotti Adriana Caselotti ... Juliet (voice) Samuel Chapman Samuel Chapman ... Munchkin Harry Cogg Harry Cogg ... Winged Monkey Pinto Colvig Pinto Colvig ... Munchkins (voice) Nona Cooper Nona Cooper ... Munchkin Villager Tommy Cottonaro Tommy Cottonaro ... Bearded Munchkin Lewis Croft Lewis Croft ... Munchkin Soldier Jimmy the Crow Jimmy the Crow ... Crow in Cornfield Frank Cucksey Frank Cucksey ... Munchkin Presenting Flowers to Dorothy Billy Curtis Billy Curtis ... Munchkin Father Ken Darby Ken Darby ... Munchkinland Mayor (voice) Sid Dawson Sid Dawson ... Winged Monkey Ethel W. Denis Ethel W. Denis ... Munchkin Villager Prince Denis Prince Denis ... Munchkin Sergeant at Arms Abe Dinovitch Abe Dinovitch ... Apple Tree / Munchkin (voice) Jon Dodson Jon Dodson ... Lollipop Guild Member (voice) Gracie Doll Gracie Doll ... Munchkin Villager Tiny Doll Tiny Doll ... Munchkin Villager Ardith Dondanville Ardith Dondanville ... Munchkin child Ruth Duccini Ruth Duccini ... Munchkin Villager Daisy Earles Daisy Earles ... Munchkin Villager Harry Earles Harry Earles ... Lollipop Guild Member Buddy Ebsen Buddy Ebsen ... The Tin Man (singing voice) Fern Formica Fern Formica ... Munchkin Villager / Sleepyhead Sig Frohlich Sig Frohlich ... Winged Monkey Jackie Gerlich Jackie Gerlich ... Lollipop Guild Member Phil Harron Phil Harron ... Winkie Joseph Herbst Joseph Herbst ... Munchkin Villager Shep Houghton Shep Houghton ... Ozmite / Winkie Guard James R. Hulse James R. Hulse ... Munchkin Villager Charles Irwin Charles Irwin ... Tin Polisher Lois January Lois January ... Emerald City Manicurist Eleanor Keaton Eleanor Keaton ... Ozmite Joan Kenmore Joan Kenmore ... Munchkin Child The King's Men The King's Men ... Munchkins (voice) Karl 'Karchy' Kosiczky Karl 'Karchy' Kosiczky ... Munchkin Herald #1 / Sleepyhead Dolly Kramer Dolly Kramer ... Munchkin Villager Emil Kranzler Emil Kranzler ... Munchkin Villager Nita Krebs Nita Krebs ... Lullaby League Member Jeane La Barbera Jeane La Barbera ... Munchkin Villager Rae-Nell Laskey Rae-Nell Laskey ... Munchkin Child Johnny Leal Johnny Leal ... Munchkin Villager Valerie Lee Valerie Lee ... Munchkin Ethelreda Leopold Ethelreda Leopold ... Emerald City Manicurist Mitchell Lewis Mitchell Lewis ... Captain of the Winkie Guard Bud Linn Bud Linn ... Lollipop Guild Member (voice) Jerry Maren Jerry Maren ... Lollipop Guild Member Dona Massin Dona Massin ... Emerald City Manicurist Elaine Merk Elaine Merk ... Munchkin George Ministeri George Ministeri ... Munchkin Coach Driver Priscilla Montgomery Priscilla Montgomery ... Munchkin Child Harry Monty Harry Monty ... Munchkin Soldier / Winged Monkey Yvonne Moray Yvonne Moray ... Lullabye League Member Lee Murray Lee Murray ... Winged Monkey Olga Nardone Olga Nardone ... Lullabye League Center Member George Noisom George Noisom ... Winged Monkey William H. O'Docharty William H. O'Docharty ... Munchkin on Carriage Nicholas Page Nicholas Page ... Munchkin Soldier Jack Paul Jack Paul ... Winged Monkey Margaret Pellegrini Margaret Pellegrini ... Munchkin Villager / Sleepyhead Meinhardt Raabe Meinhardt Raabe ... Munchkin Coroner Hazel Resmondo Hazel Resmondo ... Munchkin Villager Freddie Retter Freddie Retter ... Munchkin Fiddler 'Little Billy' Rhodes 'Little Billy' Rhodes ... Munchkin Barrister The Rhythmettes The Rhythmettes ... Themselves Elvida Rizzo Elvida Rizzo ... Ozmite Rad Robinson Rad Robinson ... Munchkin Coroner (voice) Paul Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez ... Dwarf Ambrose Schindler Ambrose Schindler ... Winkie Helen Seamon Helen Seamon ... Woman with Cat Rolfe Sedan Rolfe Sedan ... Oz Balloon Ascensionist Garland Slatten Garland Slatten ... Munchkin Soldier Oliver Smith Oliver Smith ... Ozmite Ruth Smith Ruth Smith ... Munchkin Villager Katharine Snell Katharine Snell ... Lion's Manicurist Robert St. Angelo Robert St. Angelo ... Winkie Parnell St. Aubin Parnell St. Aubin ... Munchkin Soldier Alta Stevens Alta Stevens ... Munchkin Villager Ralph Sudam Ralph Sudam ... Ozmite August Clarence Swenson August Clarence Swenson ... Munchkin Soldier Betty Tanner Betty Tanner ... Munchkin Villager Gus Wayne Gus Wayne ... Munchkin Soldier Victor Wetter Victor Wetter ... Munchkin Army Captain Harry Wilson Harry Wilson ... Winkie Johnny Winters Johnny Winters ... Munchkin Navy Commander Marie Winters Marie Winters ... Munchkin Villager Gladys V. Wolff Gladys V. Wolff ... Munchkin Villager Murray Wood Murray Wood ... Munchkin City Father Produced by Mervyn LeRoy ... producer Arthur Freed ... associate producer Cinematography by Harold Rosson ... (photographed by: in Technicolor) Film Editing by Blanche Sewell Casting By Leonard Murphy ... Production Design by Malcolm Brown ... William A. Horning ... Jack Martin Smith ... Art Direction by Cedric Gibbons George Gibson ... Wade B. Rubottom ... Elmer Sheeley ... supervising art director Set Decoration by Edwin B. Willis ... (set decorations) Costume Design by Adrian ... (costumes) Makeup Department Jack Dawn ... creator: character makeups Del Armstrong ... assistant makeup artist Don L. Cash ... assistant makeup artist Jack Dawn ... makeup artist: Frank Morgan Lyle Dawn ... makeup artist: Billie Burke Max Factor ... wig supervisor Fred Frederick ... wig designer Sydney Guilaroff ... braids: Dorothy Cecil Holland ... makeup department head Jack Kevan ... assistant makeup artist Lou LaCava ... assistant makeup artist George Lane ... assistant makeup artist Beth Langston ... hair stylist Emile LaVigne ... makeup artist: Jack Haley Betty Masure ... body makeup artist Norbert A. Myles ... makeup artist: Ray Bolger Gustaf Norin ... prosthetic technician Josef Norin ... prosthetic sculptor Web Overlander ... makeup artist: Judy Garland Fred B. Phillips ... makeup artist Eddie Polo ... assistant makeup artist Mike Ragan ... assistant makeup artist Bob Roberts ... wig designer Robert J. Schiffer ... makeup artist Charles H. Schram ... makeup artist: Bert Lahr Howard Smit ... assistant makeup artist Lee Stanfield ... makeup artist: Jack Haley William Tuttle ... assistant makeup artist Edith Wilson ... body makeup artist Jack H. Young ... makeup artist: Margaret Hamilton Production Management Ulric Busch ... unit production manager Charles Chic ... unit manager Joe Cook ... production manager Louis B. Mayer ... executive in charge of production Keith Weeks ... production manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Al Shenberg ... assistant director Harrold Weinberger ... assistant director Wallace Worsley Jr. ... assistant director Art Department William A. Horning ... associate art director Jack E. Ackerman ... props E. Preston Ames ... draftsman Leo F. Atkinson ... painter: clouds Hugo Ballin ... sketch artist John Bossert ... designer: castle Malcolm Brown ... sketch artist Edward C. Carfagno ... draftsman John Coakley ... scenic artist Conklin ... draftsman Marvin Connell ... draftsman Randall Duell ... scenic artist Harry Edwards ... property master Clarence J. Falk ... greens supervisor A.D. Flowers ... set dresser: trees Jack Gaylord ... propmaker foreman George Gibson ... lead scenic artist William Gibson ... scenic artist Harvey T. Gillett ... draftsman Henry Greutert ... head sculptor Clem Hall ... scenic artist William Hellen ... draftsman F. Wayne Hill ... scenic artist K. Johnson ... draftsman Roy Perry ... scenic artist Clark M. Provins ... scenic artist Ted Rich ... draftsman Arthur Grover Rider ... scenic artist Gerald F. Rocket ... construction coordinator James Roth ... draftsman Billy H. Scott ... assistant property master Jack Martin Smith ... principal sketch artist Duncan Spencer ... scenic artist J. Russell Spencer ... draftsman Steffgen ... draftsman Charles B. Steiner ... assistant property master Marvin Summerfield ... draftsman John J. Thompson ... draftsman Leonid Vasian ... draftsman Woody Woodward ... draftsman Sound Department Douglas Shearer ... recording director James Burbridge ... sound technician G.A. Burns ... production sound mixer Earl Cates ... playback operator O.O. Ceccarini ... sound designer Bill Edmondson ... boom operator James F. Gaither Jr. ... boom operator James Graham ... sound effects editor T.B. Hoffman ... sound editor Van Allen James ... apprentice sound editor Lowell Kinsall ... sound mixer Standish J. Lambert ... re-recording mixer Frank McKenzie ... re-recording mixer Franklin Milton ... special sound effects Ralph A. Pender ... dialogue editor Julian Powell ... boom operator George G. Schneider ... sound mixer Douglas Shearer ... sound designer Robert Shirley ... re-recording mixer Ralph Shugart ... sound effects editor Newell Sparks ... re-recording mixer William Steinkamp ... supervising re-recording mixer Michael Steinore ... supervising sound editor P. Richard Stevens ... sound recordist R.L. Stirling ... assistant sound editor Don T. Whitmer ... sound mixer John A. Williams ... sound mixer Special Effects by A. Arnold Gillespie ... special effects (as Arnold Gillespie) Edwin Bloomfield ... special effects supervisor Marcel Delgado ... miniatures A.D. Flowers ... special effects assistant Corril Harris ... uncredited Donald Jahraus ... miniatures J. McMillan Johnson ... senior special effects technician Mack Johnson ... special effects Jack McMaster ... special effects Hal Millar ... special effects Bob Overbeck ... special effects crew Glen Robinson ... special effects prop shop Don Trumbull ... special effects rigger Visual Effects by Chad Cortvriendt ... stereoscopic production manager (3D version 2013) Chris Del Conte ... managing director: stereoscopic conversion (3D version 2013) Jason Dourgarian ... stereoscopic compositor (3D version 2013) S. Scott Farrar ... stereo conversion producer: Prime Focus (as Scott Farrar) (3D Version 2013) Michael L. Fink ... stereo conversion supervisor (3D version 2013) Justin Jones ... stereoscopic designer (3D version 2013) Rik Panero ... technical support (1998 release, credited on theatrical prints only) Sujeet Patil ... paint artist: Prime Focus Michael Pecchia ... director of global development: Prime Focus (3D version 2013) Brian Peluso ... stereoscopic compositor (3D version 2013) Neil Stenhouse ... lead digital film restoration artist (2009 restoration) Chris Bayz ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Kevin Braun ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) Christopher Rogers Costa ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Gregory Creaser ... camera operator: digital restoration Chris Crowell ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) Sandy DellaMarie ... digital production coordinator (1998 restoration) Max Fabian ... director of photography: visual effects unit / special photographic effects Chris Flynn ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) Mark Freund ... visual effects supervisor (1998 restoration) Jack Gaylord ... assistant visual effects supervisor George Gervan ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Richard Gervan ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) A. Arnold Gillespie ... visual effects supervisor Maureen Healy ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Heather Hoyland ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Matt Linder ... lead digital compositor (1998 restoration) Warren Newcombe ... director of matte painting staff Michael Pecchia ... director of global development at prime focus John Pierce ... senior stereoscopic supervisor: Prime Focus Candelario Rivas ... matte painter: castle Rasha Shalaby ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Jack Smith ... camera operator: visual effects unit Lynn Tigar ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) Stunts George Bruggeman ... stunts Aline Goodwin ... stunt double: Margaret Hamilton, broom-riding stunt Camera and Electrical Department Allen M. Davey ... associate: Technicolor photography (as Allen Davey) Virgil Apger ... still photographer John Arnold ... camera department head Pop Arnold ... key grip Chris Bergswich ... assistant electrician A.W. Brown ... chief unit electrician Clarence Sinclair Bull ... still photographer Eric Carpenter ... still photographer: Kodachrome stills Bill Chapman ... still photographer Sam Cohen ... camera operator Nelson Cordes ... camera technician: Technicolor Fred Detmers ... camera technician: Technicolor Raymond Griffith ... electrician George Hommel ... still photographer Henry Imus ... camera technician: Technicolor Paul 'Shug' Keeler ... electrician Val O'Malley ... camera operator W.E. Pohl ... assistant camera Ray Ramsey ... camera operator Cliff Shirpser ... assistant camera: Technicolor Casting Department W.L. Gordon ... casting assistant Costume and Wardrobe Department Mrs. Cluett ... costumer Agnes Imes ... costumer Sam Kress ... wardrobe supervisor Rose Meltzer ... costumer Vera Mourdant ... costumer Sheila O'Brien ... wardrobe: women Marianne Parker ... seamstress Jack Rohan ... dresser: men John Scura ... costumer Gile Steele ... wardrobe: men Marie Wharton ... costumer Editorial Department Daniel André ... digital cinema mastering: IMAX Margaret Booth ... supervising editor George Cave ... color timer Ernest Grooney ... assistant editor Tom Held ... second assistant editor Jim Wilkinson ... negative cutter Music Department Harold Arlen ... music by George Bassman ... orchestral and vocal arrangements Bobby Connolly ... musical numbers staged by Murray Cutter ... orchestral and vocal arrangements Ken Darby ... orchestral and vocal arrangements E.Y. Harburg ... lyrics by (as E.Y. Harburg) Paul Marquardt ... orchestral and vocal arrangements George Stoll ... associate conductor (as Georgie Stoll) Herbert Stothart ... musical adaptation Robert Armbruster ... musical director Leo Arnaud ... orchestrator: Munchkinland musical sequence Edward Baravalle ... assistant scoring mixer David Crocov ... violin Peter P. Decek ... music recording engineer Roger Edens ... music pre-recording supervisor Nat W. Finston ... music supervisor Skitch Henderson ... musician: piano Frederick Herbert ... assistant music mixer Rudolph G. Kopp ... additional musical director Bud Linn ... singing voice: Lollipop Guild Harry V. Lojewski ... musician: piano solos M.J. McLaughlin ... music mixer William Saracino ... music editor Toscha Seidel ... soloist: violin George Stoll ... composer: additional music Herbert Stothart ... composer: original incidental music / conductor Robert W. Stringer ... composer: additional music Robert Tucker ... orchestral and vocal arrangments Robert Van Eps ... orchestrator Roger Wagner ... assistant chorus director Other crew Henri Jaffa ... associate Technicolor color director Natalie Kalmus ... Technicolor color director Paul Adams ... stand-in: Mr. Morgan Arthur Appell ... assistant: Mr. Connolly Maud Gage Baum ... technical advisor Eddie Becker ... rehearsal accompanist Busby Berkeley ... choreographer: scarecrow's dance (deleted from final print) Harlan Briggs ... double: Uncle Henry Stafford Campbell ... stand-in: Scarecrow William H. Cannon ... assistant: Mr. LeRoy Betty Danko ... stand-in: Wicked Witch Howard Dietz ... publicity chief Roger Edens ... rehearsal piano Frances Edwards ... caterer Jim Fawcett ... stand-in: Mr. Lahr Arthur Freed ... assistant to producer Freddie Gilman ... animal trainer: horse Aline Goodwin ... stand-in: Ms. Hamilton Jane Harrison ... secretary: Mr. Fleming Andy Hervey ... publicity chief Jean Kilgore ... dance stand-in: Judy Garland Bobbie Koshay ... double: Ms. Garland Harry Link ... agent: Leo Feist Music Publishing David Marks ... assistant script supervisor Caren Marsh ... dance stand-in: Judy Garland Dona Massin ... assistant choreographer / assistant: Mr. Connolly Harry Master ... stand-in: Tin Woodman Pat Moran ... stand-in: Mr. Lahr John M. Nickolaus ... laboratory supervisor Barron Polan ... assistant: Mr. LeRoy Freddie Retter ... stand-in: Mr. Walshe Bill Richards ... animal wrangler: birds Si Seadler ... publicity chief Leo Singer ... coordinator: Munchkins Carl Spitz ... dog owner and trainer: Terry Georgia Stark ... rehearsal assistant Howard Strickling ... publicity chief Norman Taurog ... director test scenes Curly Twiford ... animal trainer: birds Jack Weatherwax ... trainer: Terry Frank Whitbeck ... publicity chief Wallace Worsley Jr. ... script clerk or do you mean older than that? should we go back to your year of birth perhaps? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Quaithe Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 6 hours ago, simmnfierzig said: 12 All I Want For Christmas Is You 189 (+9) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ascension Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 (edited) 57 minutes ago, family.guy123 said: Credits for the 1939 film 'The Wizard of Oz' *sun rises sets and rises again while scrolling down this damn post* The End Edited December 6, 2017 by Ascension Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
volition Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 OML the drag ot: perfect duet, aiwfciy, new rules, motorsport !! woo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
harwee Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 1 hour ago, family.guy123 said: Credits for the 1939 film 'The Wizard of Oz' ..... or do you mean older than that? should we go back to your year of birth perhaps? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ascension Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 Just now, ChartsFan said: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032138/fullcredits the word uncredited appears over 100 times. just like today's charting albums and singles, many more people today are getting their actual contributions acknowledged and in print, that's a good thing. It's still also a factor to keep in mind of something that has changed over the w4s and affects achievements on the charts. Okay, all that's nice, but has absolutely nothing to do with the point of your original analogy. In the quote trail I was laughing at, it appears you're attempting to analogize getting credited for contributing to changes to the song's musical composition with getting credit on a movie for dusting the film set which makes absolutely no sense. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NickARTPOP Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 2 hours ago, B3000 said: Am I the only one that is thinking the album 4 could have had #1s as well. If Countdown has was released first it would be #1. If Love On Top was released before the VMA pregnancy announcement, it prolly wudda went #1. No, there really isn't any way that the R&B album 4 would get any #1's in 2011. Run The World was realistically the safest choice for 2011. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Digitalism Posted December 6, 2017 Share Posted December 6, 2017 Why I don't get is why the hive thinks people are fuming about the #1 I think most of us would be happy if It was a #1 of a solo song of hers or of feature where she put some kind of effort This strategy to get the easy #1 seems below Bey's power Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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