Wicked: Ariana Grande Reveals “Best Line in the Movie” Was Cut Out
Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba and Ariana Grande’s Glinda may be unlimited — but Wicked was not. At two hours and 40 minutes, Part One of the two-part film adaptation limited itself to the first act of the Broadway musical and the movie-ending rendition of “Defying Gravity.
Fans who ship them as a couple have nicknamed the pairing as "Gelphie." Not only has this been one of the biggest lesbian ...
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Wicked's director and wicked witch discuss the effects and physical demands of the movie's "Defying Gravity"There's no doubt that this adaptation of the Wicked Witch of the West's origin sotry needed a helping hand from visual ...
Makeup designer Frances Hannon tells IndieWire about giving Elphaba fierce nails and painting a horse blue in Jon Chu's film.
EXCLUSIVE: Unlimited is not just a melodic lyric used in one of the most iconic songs in Broadway history. It also reflects ...
This is for you, the fans out there who came to the movie theaters, who bring their friends and family and stay in the dark," ...
Sure to be the most “Popular” parade newcomer, the high-flying effort fittingly entitled “Defying Gravity” depicts Glinda ...
Wicked deviates from its Broadway musical origins, offering additional songs while splitting the story into two parts —which ...
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'Wicked' Exclusive Clip - "Elphaba's Dance"In this exclusive clip from the special features of the home entertainment release of 'Wicked,' Cynthia Erivo and choreographer Christopher Scott give a behind-the-scenes look at Elphaba's solo dance ...
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