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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton to Produce Contemporary 'Wizard of Oz' Series

The series uses the Yellow Brick Road as a metaphor for modern young adults' challenges, blending music and emotion in a contemporary retelling of the classic tale.

  • Deadline reported that Gina Matthews is developing Dorothy for Prime Video, a contemporary retelling set in present-day Manhattan.
  • Over the years, the world of Oz has been reimagined through many screen adaptations, including the 1939 film adaptation and recent alterations at the Sphere in Las Vegas that drew mixed reactions.
  • Gina Matthews is leading Dorothy's production through her Little Engine label, with Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton, Lee Metzger, Grant Scharbo and Patrick Moran as executive producers.
  • So far, Prime Video has not disclosed a premiere date or casting details for Dorothy, leaving the production timeline and other creative hires under wraps.
  • The timing coincides with Wicked's recent success and the upcoming Wicked: For Good, which will hit theaters on November 21, fueling renewed Oz interest.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton to produce contemporary 'Wizard of Oz' series

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are on board to executive produce "Dorothy," a contemporary retelling of the classic story.

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Amazon is developing a new musical series called Dorothy, inspired by the world of the Wizard of Oz. The project, carried by producer and screenwriter Gina Matthews (13 Going on 30, Popular), is presented as a contemporary rereading...

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