The Critic's Dungeon gave it three whips and a nipple clamp!

Cultural Imperative, it was.

Of course!

Somewhere over the rainbow….(plane comes flying towards Dorothy)…Aaaaahhhhh!!!!

Calls to mind the chase scenes in Capricorn One.

Dorothy has more hair.

Perhaps the oddest (true) corner of Hitchcock's resume is "Elstree Calling," a revue film (?!) released in 1930. The premise of the film was that there was going to be a television (!) broadcast from the Elstree studios, which accounted for the musical numbers. Hitchcock directed the comedic bits in between (and may have had a hand in writing them). In reality, Hitchcock only moved to Hollywood when he signed a 7 year contract with David O. Selznick in April of 1939, just four months before The Wizard of Oz (which had a tortured production history) was released.

Interesting... I could see Hitch as the big projected Wizard...

Wow ! You plan to make a series of movie posters from parallel universes ? ^^

If inspiration strikes...

So it would appear.

Visited by the spirit of Alfred Hitchcock ? ^^""

Well, the original question was "What if Alfred Hitchcock directed The Wizard of Oz and Gone With The Wind?"

Crop Duster chemicals probably would bother the Scarecrow's internal parts the most. Makes him psycho, maybe.

REET REET REET

Also depending on the contents, could be equally as corrosive to the Tin-Man, and no amount of 3-in-1 or WD-40 would help free him up afterward.

Could make the Cowardly Lion's mane fall out.

"I'LL GET YOU, MY PRETTY! AND THOSE DAMN BOLL WEEVILS, TOO!"

Looks like Randy Quaid is flying the biplane. "Hello Boys...I'mmmmm BAAAAAACCCKKK!!"

...is the scarecrow in the field he's dusting?.......RUN Dorthy RUN!

The scarecrow won't run. He hasn't got a brain.

Found the Next movie poster parody I'd like to do.

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/23143490/

Tallulah as Millie?

Millie definitely has the "Fire", but isn't that "Sophisticated." I will ponder your question a bit further.

😄

Wasn't there some sort of alternate timeline novel(I hesitate to call it fanfic because I recall it was an actual published novel) about a barnstormer or crop duster that crashes in Oz?

Oh, it's this one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Barnstormer_in_Oz

I actually have that in my collection! A fun read.

I've been mildly interested in reading that one. I think I need to hunt up a copy. :)

I think you'll like it. Some interesting insights into Oz. :)