'Wizard Of Oz' Munchkin Dead At 91
He was one of nine surviving members of the 125 Munchkins from the 1939 movie classic.
Swensen and his co-stars were feted at a ceremony in November 2007, when a Munchkins star was installed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He grew up in Austin, Texas, where he was not allowed to attend public schools until he was nine - because of his size - and became a movie star, contracted to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, in the late 1930s after he was discovered as part of The Stanley R. Graham All Midget Circus.
Flowers were placed on the Munchkins' Walk of Fame star on Friday to mark Swensen's death.
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