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Nov 27, 2020

[Answer] In which film were horses dyed with powdered gelatin for visual effect?

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...1. "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" 2. "The Wizard of Oz" 3. "The NeverEnding Story" 4. "Painted Horse"




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"The Wizard of Oz" - The 1939 MGM film “Horse of a Different Color” features many fantastical elements, such as a horse’s coat regularly changing color. Long before CGI made such effects easier, MGM got crafty. The ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) prevented the horses from being dyed, so instead, MGM used powdered gelatin to artificially rainbow four separate horses that appear as one horse in the film. Although “Horse of a Different Color” was supposed to feature a red-striped, green-and-purple coat, director Victor Fleming went with lemon, grape, and cherry gelatin to “paint” the white horses yellow, purple, and red in the technicolor world of Oz. Talk about a technicolor dream coat!:


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