Tom and Jerry: Back to Oz

Tom and Jerry: Back to Oz
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Production company	Warner Bros. Animation
Distributor	Warner Home Video
Release date	June 21, 2016
Run time	59:08
Starring	Grey Griffin Joe Alaskey Michael J. Gough Rob Paulsen Todd Stashwick Frances Conroy Stephen Root Kath Soucie James Monroe Igelhart Andrea Martin Jason Alexander
Executive producer(s)	Sam Register
Producer(s)	Alan Burnett
Music composed by	Michael Tavera
Screenplay by	Paul Dini
Director(s)	Spike Brandt Tony Cervone
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Tom and Jerry: Back to Oz is a 2016 American animated comic fantasy adventure direct-to-video film based on the Tom and Jerry theatrical shorts directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera at MGM. It was released by Warner Home Video on August 23, 2011. It was written by Paul Dini, and directed by Tony Cervone and Spike Brandt. The film is the twelfth in the Tom and Jerry direct-to-video film series.

For whatever the sad reason is, this is a direct sequel to the seventh direct-to-video film, Tom and Jerry & The Wizard of Oz, which was released in 2011.

In the wake of the Wicked Witch's demise, the Nome King threatens to take back the Emerald City, which he feels belongs to his kind, while Dorothy and her family are about to lose their farm.

Characters

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Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Dorothy Gale	Grey DeLisle
Scarecrow	Michael Gough
Tin Man	Rob Paulsen
Cowardly Lion	Todd Stashwick
Tom Cat	Unavailable
Toto	Unavailable
Jerry Mouse	Unavailable
Wizard of Oz	Joe Alaskey
Wicked Witch of the West	Laraine Newman
Man Behind the Curtain	Joe Alaskey
Glinda	Frances Conroy
Em Gale	Frances Conroy
Henry Gale	Stephen Root
Hunk	Michael Gough
Zeke	Todd Stashwick
Hickory	Rob Paulsen
Droopy	N/A
Lucius Bibb	Jason Alexander
Tuffy, the Munchkin Mouse	Kath Soucie
Ruggedo	Jason Alexander
Tractor	Kath Soucie
Calvin Carney	James Monroe Igelhart
Toodles Galore	N/A
Mayor Green	N/A
Nome guard Butch	Joe Alaskey
Nome guard Droopy	Joe Alaskey
Jitterbug	James Monroe Igelhart
Mouse Queen	Amy Pemberton
Gator	Rob Paulsen
Hungry Tiger	Andrea Martin
Barney Bear	Unavailable
Spike	Spike Brandt
Tyke	N/A

Organizations

• Wash & Brush Up Co.

Locations

• Oz
  • Wicked Witch of the West's castle
  • Emerald City
    • Nome
      • Pit of Nome Return
  • Munchkin Land
    • Munchkin Forest
    • Munchkin River
• United States
  • Omaha (mentioned)
  • Kansas
    • Gale Farms
    • Topeka
      • State fair
• The Moon

Objects

• Ruby slippers
• Reverse Cyclonotron
• The Topeka Times
• Dorothy statue
• Glinda's potion
• Emerald City emeralds
• Luscious Lucius Bibb's BBQ Sauce
• Magical Stick-um Stuff
• Yellow Brick Road

Vehicles

• Wizard of Oz's hot air balloon
• Tractor

Music

The film's score was composed by Michael Tavera, who worked on the last film.

Songs

• "Over the Rainbow" - Amy Pemberton
• "No Place Like Home" - Amy Pemberton, Michael J. Gough, Rob Paulsen, and Todd Stashwick
• "We're Off to See the Wizard" - Michael J. Gough, Rob Paulsen, Amy Pemberton, and Todd Stashwick
• "A Mighty Fine Fair" - James Monroe Igelhart, Amy Pemberton, Michael J. Gough, Rob Paulsen, and Todd Stashwick
• "What's Mine is Mine" - Jason Alexander, Spike Brandt, Frances Conroy, Jye Frasca, Michael J. Gough, Rob Paulsen, Sean Schimmel, Kath Soucie, and Todd Stashwick
• "The Jitterburg" - James Monroe Igelhart, Amy Pemberton, Michael J. Gough, Rob Paulsen, Todd Stashwick
• "Oh My, Oh My, Oh My" - Andrea Martin, Todd Stashwick, Michael J. Gough, James Monroe Igelhart, and Rob Paulsen
• "What's Mine is Mine" (reprise) - Jason Alexander, Michael J. Gough, Jye Frasca, Rob Paulsen, Sean Schimmel, and Todd Stashwick
• "No Place Like Home" (reprise) - Amy Pemberton, Michael J. Gough, Rob Paulsen, and Todd Stashwick

Behind the scenes

• This film picks up directly where the first one ended.
• Laraine Newman is giving credit at the beginning of the film, despite only a small piece of archived audio from the last film being used.
• Dorothy is 14-years-old, and she will turn 15 in April.
• This movie reveals that Professor Marvel and the Wizard of Oz are the same person.
• A second time Grey Griffin has been denied to sing as Dorothy, despite being a professional singer. Amy Pemberton, who replaces Nikki Yanoksy from the last film, is the singing voice of Dorothy.
• As the songs play during the end credits, animatics of them are also shown.
• The film is dedicated to Joe Alaskey, who died in February earlier in the same year it was released.

Errors

• The first Wizard of Oz crossover ended with Tom chasing Jerry out of the farm, but the film opens up like that never happened.
• Farmhand Tuffy is heard in Dorothy's bedroom, although isn't seen.

In other languages

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