One of the writers of ‘Ted Lasso’, one of the funniest series on Apple TV +, talked about his close relationship with ‘The Wizard of Oz’, one of the most classic works of literature and cinema in history. Apparently, The heroes of ‘Ted Lasso’ are based on characters from ‘The Wizard of Oz’.

Brett GoldsteinTed Lasso, who played Roy Kent in ‘Ted Lasso’ and is also one of the screenwriters of the film, sat down in an interview with Entertainment Weekly to talk about the subject.

Inspiration for ‘Ted Lasso’ in ‘The Wizard of Oz’

It seems like much of the success of ‘Ted Lasso’ is thanks to the Apple TV+ series taking inspiration from ‘The Wizard of Oz.’ Brett Goldstein assures that there are many details in literary works born in 1900.

Ted needs to go home. There’s no place like home. And also there’s no place like Richmond FC Yes, it’s all in ‘The Wizard of Oz’.

Brett Goldstein even wanted to go one step further and state that the characters in ‘Ted Lasso’ were inspired by the characters in ‘The Wizard of Oz’. For example, Kent Roy is the Tin Man, Rebecca is the lion, and Ted is Dorothy.

Main characters of ‘The Wizard of Oz’

• Ted Lasso: The main character, Dorothy, is from Kansas and wants to return home.
• Rebecca: Aslan initially acts out of fear, but eventually proves to be a strong businesswoman.
• Kent Roy: The Tin Woodman embarks on an adventure that proves he has a good heart.
• : The scarecrow looks very stupid but turns out to have a lot of intelligence in the end.

Currently on ‘Ted Lasso’ three seasons The average length of episodes is 30 minutes. However, it is said that the series, whose broadcast date is not yet known, will have a fourth season.

This Apple TV+ series tells the story of an American football coach who embarks on a daring quest to become the best player. coach of a modest English football team.

The end of the third season allowed us to see the personal and professional rebirth of some of the heroes. Here are some heroes inspired by ‘The Wizard of Oz’ who we’d love to see more details on how they evolved to resemble characters from the classic work of literature.

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