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Mattel's "Wicked" Doll Packaging Error
Mattel's "Wicked" dolls packaging contained a misprinted URL leading to an inappropriate website.
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- How was the mistake discovered?
- The error was discovered after photos of the misprinted packaging circulated online following the film's premiere, with fans expressing outrage and criticism of Mattel.
- What was Mattel's response to the error?
- Mattel acknowledged the mistake, expressed regret, and advised consumers to obscure or discard the packaging. They also stated they are taking steps to rectify the issue.
- Where are the "Wicked" dolls being sold?
- The dolls, based on the characters from the "Wicked" movie, are sold at various retailers, including Target, Amazon, and Kohl's. Universal Pictures has been contacted for comment.
- How did the stars of "Wicked" react to the dolls?
- Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, who star in the film, previously expressed excitement about the dolls being created in their likeness.
- What was the error found on the packaging of Mattel's "Wicked" dolls?
- Mattel's "Wicked" dolls packaging contained a misprinted website URL, directing customers to an adult-oriented site instead of the official movie website.