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Pre-1960s Movies

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MGM adaptation of an L. Frank Baum book that used three-strip Technicolor for its land of Oz sequences The Wizard of Oz
The actress who played the Wicked Witch of the West opposite Judy Garland's Dorothy Gale Margaret Hamilton
The 1939 Best Picture winner set on the Georgia plantation of Tara Gone With the Wind
The actress who won an Oscar for her role as Scarlett O’Hara Vivien Leigh
Disney animated film that was the first to be produced in stereoscopic sound Fantasia
The wizard whose name is "Disney" spelled backwards in The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Yen Sid
Orson Welles film about a publishing mogul that is frequently cited as the greatest film ever made Citizen Kane
The dying word of Charles Foster Kane that refers to his childhood sled Rosebud
Film starring Humphrey Bogart as nightclub owner Rick Blaine in Vichy-controlled Morocco Casablanca
The French national anthem sung by a crowd to drown out a group of Nazis in Casablanca La Marseillaise
Frank Capra Christmas drama set in the fictional town of Bedford Falls It’s a Wonderful Life
The guardian angel who shows George Bailey what the world would be like without him Clarence Odbody
Akira Kurosawa film that uses multiple unreliable perspectives to describe a samurai's death Rashomon
The term derived from Kurosawa's 1950 film describing the unreliability of eyewitnesses Rashomon effect
Sidney Lumet film following a jury's deliberations over a defendant charged with patricide 12 Angry Men
The juror played by Henry Fonda who provides the initial "not guilty" vote Juror 8
Historical epic starring Charlton Heston that held the record for most Oscars won until Titanic Ben-Hur
The composer of the Ben-Hur score, which is the longest ever composed for a feature film Miklós Rózsa
Alfred Hitchcock thriller featuring a famous scene where Cary Grant is chased by a crop duster North by Northwest
The Hitchcockian term for an object that motivates the plot but is ultimately meaningless, such as the microfilm in North by Northwest MacGuffin
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