For an unexpected reason, Bolger allegedly found the Scarecrow’s outfit difficult to wear. According to Harmetz’s 1977 book, Bolger found.
it very hard to use the lavatory on set since all of the prop straw would spread as he undressed. Garland’s burial was attended by Bolger and Harold Arlen, the composer of “Over the Rainbow.” He was the movie’s final surviving star.
The actor never downplayed his role in The Wizard of Oz, stating in an interview from 1976 that he was fortunate to be a part of a film that had such a cultural impact.
“It’s a great American classic,” he said, adding that both it and I will be remembered when I’m gone. Furthermore, very few people can claim that their lives have left any lasting impression.
Bert Lahr’s most well-known part is from The Wizard of Oz, just as that of most of the actors. His Cowardly Lion transforms into anything but as the movie goes on, vehemently standing up for his friends and coming to terms with his own value.
