Why was Dorothy's dress white instead of green

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Why was Dorothy's dress white instead of green

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Dorothy's blue-and-white gingham dress was blue and light pink, which was easier to shoot in Technicolor. (This 3-strip film process was truly expensive — and innovative — at the time.)

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Answer: It was easier to shoot in Technicolor

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