After Buddy Ebsem was forced to pull out of The Wizard of Oz, MGM began searching for the next Tin Man.They eventually settled on Jack Haley, a prestigious talent known best for his work in Poor ...

On her journey, she encounters a Scarecrow (Ray Bolger), a Tin Man (Jack Haley), and a Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr). ... The makeup used in ‘The Wizard of Oz’ made the actors sick.

Over 80 years after the Warner Bros. film "The Wizard of Oz", a prized piece from the set is going up for auction for the very first time: The Tin Man's oil can.

The immersive screening event aims to bring film history to new formats, but it still feels like a slippery slope.

It’s crazy to think just how ambitious the vision was for 2007’s Tin Man (streaming here on Peacock), SYFY's (formerly the Sci-Fi Channel) genre-mixing event series that extensively reimagined ...

'Wizard of Oz' 's Tin Man Oil Can Up for Auction for the First Time, Bidding Starts at $50,000. The oil can, used in the 1939 classic, is thought to be the last original item left from the Tin Man ...

‘Wizard of Oz’: The Tin Man Costume Poisoned the Original Actor While ... soon diagnosed that he was suffering from aluminum poisoning due to the metallic powder being applied every day as makeup.

However, the unexpected inspiration came from the 1939 classic “The Wizard of Oz.” Anderson had a photo of the film’s main characters, Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow and the Lion in his workshop.

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