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The History of Legends of Oz: Animation’s Biggest Scam (Patreon)

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2019-07-10 19:00:26
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2019-07-14 18:17:13
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2026-06
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PASSWORD: PullBackTheCurtain

The story of how an Oz book, two brothers and over $100 million result in what’s possibly the craziest production history for an animated film

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Kenneth Stoddard

This was a crazy history behind the making of Legendary of Oz, which I never saw and will I never watch this film at all. These guys just committed a crime that they got away from and I can’t believe there was no one out there to stop from doing so. I’ll never forget that from what they did. As for the resemblance to The Wolf of Wall Street, it is definitely very similar from where the movie portraying as how the guys were scamming money from investors to how it all turns out in the end of the movie. Funny enough, it is similar to how the movie financial partner, Red Granite Pictures, did the same way as the movie portraying as this company should’ve been investigated of the crimes they committed. I wouldn’t blame Scorsese or anybody that were involved in the making of this film because I’m pretty sure they have no idea this company was scamming them. For Legend of Oz, however, I know it not the actors or anybody involved in this fault since they didn’t know about the scam, but these two guys, they knew what they got themselves into and they should’ve go to jail for scamming the investors all for an animated franchise. Those were some great valid points you made on your video and I almost forgot about the Wolf of Wall Street situation where it has similar situation to Legend of Oz. Thanks for bringing it up. P.S. if you have seen The Wolf of Wall Street, what is your thoughts about it? I’m curious to know if you like it or not.

Jeff B. Hughes

I’m pretty sure those brothers are working on the sequels and tv series in Solitary Confinement

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

If it doesn't rise to a criminal level, then its on the border and absolutely terrible behavior. I can't say i wanna see these people working in film ever again.