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Was The Movie originally made in color or black and white? Were the Oz scenes colorized later?

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Was The Movie originally made in color or black and white? Were the Oz scenes colorized later?

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The vast majority of The Movie was originally shot in color, and those were all of the Oz scenes. They were not shot in black and white and later colorized. The Kansas scenes were filmed in black and white, but processed so that they appeared in sepia tones — in other words, brown and white. For a time, the sepia tones were dropped, and Kansas was shown on television, in theaters, and on videotape in black and white. The only sepia in The Movie was Aunt Em’s appearance in the Witch’s crystal ball. For The Movie’s fiftieth anniversary in 1989, the sepia was restored (one videodisk release had it in sepia even earlier), and has been there ever since.

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