New 'Wizard of Oz' movie adaptation set at Warner Bros.' New Line
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"The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," the book on which the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz" is based, is getting a new adaptation to be helmed by "Watchman" director Nicole Kassell.
The upcoming movie will be a fresh take on the novel -- which follows Dorothy and Toto after being swept away from their Kansas home in a cyclone. The flick will be produced by New Line, which is owned by Warner Bros. The studio also owns the rights to the 1939 film. The crossover means that unlike other adaptations, the movie will be able to draw on famous elements like Dorothy's ruby slippers.
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