Film critic Leonard Maltin explains how 'The Wizard of Oz' found its lasting impact when the film was sold to television. “It was a very expensive movie to make and it shows. It was very difficult to make their investment back. And it only turned a profit through re-reissuing to theaters and then ultimately being sold to television, which is where it took root in our popular culture.” Watch the full conversation from the Variety 120 Screening presented by Barco. bit.ly/4mPozxu | Variety

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