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Ariana Grande's Wicked Credit and Critical Acclaim
Ariana Grande discusses using her full name in the credits for the film adaptation of Wicked and the positive critical response to the movie.
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Ariana GrandeCynthia ErivoClarisse LoughreyKristen ChenowethJon M Chu
- When and how will the Wicked movie be released?
- The film adaptation of Wicked is divided into two parts, with the first part set for release on November 22nd in the US and UK. A second installment is expected to follow sometime next year.
- Why did Ariana Grande use her full name in the credits for Wicked?
- Ariana Grande used her full name, Ariana Grande-Butera, in the credits for the film adaptation of Wicked as a way to honor her younger self and the experience of seeing the show as a child.
- What has been the critical reception of the Wicked movie adaptation?
- Critics have largely praised Wicked, with some calling it a masterpiece and highlighting Grande's performance as Glinda. Even Kristen Chenoweth, the original Broadway Glinda, gave the film her seal of approval.
- How did Grande respond to initial negative fan reactions to her casting?
- Grande's casting in Wicked initially faced some negative reactions from fans, but she addressed these concerns by emphasizing the effort and work she put into earning the role.
- What is the significance of Grande's decision regarding her name in the credits?
- Grande's decision to use her full name in the credits is a personal touch reflecting her deeply felt connection to the project and the character of Glinda.