Oldest Living ‘Wizard of Oz’ Cast Member Turns 107

Hollywood just got a powerful reminder that true legends never fade.

Caren Marsh Doll — one of the last surviving cast members tied to the iconic The Wizard of Oz — has officially turned 107, marking a breathtaking milestone that’s leaving fans across the country in awe.

Best known for her behind-the-scenes role as a stand-in for Judy Garland, Marsh Doll played a key part in one of the most unforgettable moments in movie history. Yes — those famous ruby slipper clicks? That was her.

While audiences around the world remember Dorothy’s magical journey, few realize the woman who helped bring that moment to life is still here… and still making headlines nearly a century later.

Her life reads like something straight out of Hollywood’s golden age. From working on Oz in 1939 to appearing in Gone with the Wind, Marsh Doll didn’t just witness film history — she helped create it. And now, at 107, she stands as a living bridge between modern audiences and a bygone era of cinema that shaped American culture.

Fans flooded social media with emotional tributes as news of her birthday spread.

“107? That’s unbelievable. What a life!” one person wrote.

“Living history right there. Happy Birthday to a legend,” another added.

Others couldn’t help but marvel at the sheer timeline she’s lived through — from black-and-white films to today’s streaming era.

Even more astonishing? Marsh Doll is one of just a handful of surviving connections to Oz. Two other cast members who portrayed Munchkins are still alive today, but belong to a younger generation tied to the film.

For many, her birthday isn’t just a celebration — it’s a moment of reflection. A reminder of how deeply one film has impacted generations, and how the people behind it continue to captivate audiences decades later.

At 107, Caren Marsh Doll isn’t just celebrating another year — she’s embodying a piece of American film history that refuses to be forgotten.

And if there’s one thing this milestone proves, it’s that somewhere over the rainbow… legends really do live forever.