Question 1

Which actor from The Wizard of Oz stood in for Margaret O'Brien in a bathtub scene?

Accepted Answer

Jerry Maren, a member of the Lollipop Guild from The Wizard of Oz (1939), stood in for Margaret O'Brien in the scene where she floats down a river in a bathtub.

Question 2

What is the biblical origin of the film's title?

Accepted Answer

The title comes from Song of Solomon, Chapter 2, Verse 15 in the King James Version: 'Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines: for our vines have tender grapes.'

Question 3

What did the abbreviation 'WPB' refer to in the film's context?

Accepted Answer

In the film, when Martinius and Bruna discuss lumber controlled by the 'WPB', it refers to the War Production Board, a federal agency that managed war production and rationing during WWII.

Question 4

How was child star Jackie 'Butch' Jenkins featured on the film's posters?

Accepted Answer

On the original one-sheets, 'Butch' appeared in letters twice the size of the font used for his full name and the names of other supporting actors.

Question 5

What special scene was shot for the film's trailer featuring Margaret O'Brien?

Accepted Answer

The trailer includes a specially shot scene of Margaret O'Brien visiting with Spencer Tracy, where Tracy tells her he never wants to make a movie with her because she's too good for him.

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