Cynthia Erivo Explains the Key Changes She Brought to ‘Wicked’
Cynthia Erivo interview about changes to 'Wicked' movie, favorite scenes, and what's next for Oscar nominee. Interview.
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How Wicked 2 Is Being Changed After Oscar-Nominated Success Explained By Director: "More In The Headspace Of Where The Fans Are"
Wicked 2 director Jon M. Chu teases the follow-up movie is going to have a change of direction following its awards success, ...
The costume wizard behind those 'Wicked' outfits has been down the Yellow Brick Road before
Paul Tazewell brought his experience creating costumes for 'The Wiz' four times, as well as 'Hamilton' and 2021's 'West Side ...
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Why Nessarose Becomes The Wicked Witch Of The East In The Wizard Of Oz Universe
Well, that is, fans who have never read "Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West," the book by Gregory Maguire that would inspire the stage musical that serves as the basis for ...
In ‘Wicked,’ they’re silver. But at Academy Museum color show, the ruby-red shoes take center stage
LOS ANGELES (AP) — In the hit movie “Wicked,” those famous magical shoes are silver. But if you want to see them in all their ...
10 Things 'Wicked' Does Better Than the Stage Musical
The animal discrimination storyline and the expanded Elphaba backstory are just a few examples where Wicked succeeds over its ...
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A timeline of 'Wicked' in the West End and beyond
Long before Elphaba and Glinda became Oscar-nominated Hollywood stars, they have delighted audiences in London and around the ...
Review: Wicked Is a Letdown for Fans of the Books (opinion)
The post Review: <i>Wicked</i> Is a Letdown for Fans of the Books appeared first on Reason.com.
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The release of Wicked revitalizes the film industry
Wicked presents its world to audiences through a series of grand-scale musical performances, filled to the brim with colour ...
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In 'Wicked,' they're silver. But at Academy Museum color show, the ruby-red shoes take center stage
The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West," on which the Broadway show and movie are based. Some nine years after "The Wizard of Oz," another movie put a pair of red shoes front and center.