After a long wait, Oz’s magic returns to the big screen. Universal Pictures has launched The first official trailer of WICKED: For Good, The expected adaptation of Broadway musical.
Starring Ariana Grande as Glinda and Cynthia Erivo like Elphabathis delivery promises a dazzling visual experience, an emotional story and a new look at the world that inspired the Wizard of Oz.
What will ‘Wicked: For Good’ about?
‘Wicked: for good’ takes up the story just after the shocking final of ‘Wicked: Part One’, where Elphaba (Cynthia Erico) Challenge Oz’s Wizard (Jeff Goldblum) and becomes a fugitive.
Based on The second act of Broadway’s famous musicalthis sequel deepens the evolution of the complex relationship between Elphaba and Glinda (Ariana Grande), who now follow very different paths after their stage as companions at the University of Shiz.
The trailer It shows Consolidated Glinda as the “Princess of the People” and government spokesman, while Elphaba, declared the “evil witch of the West”, fights From exile To use their powers with a noble purpose.
In addition, the plot connects more closely with ‘The Wizard of Oz’, showing Dorothy Gale (Without revealing his face) next to the scarecrow, the tin man and the cowardly lion, while the magician commission them to capture the evil witch’s broom of the West.
Scenes that include a wedding, flying monkeys and messages in the sky like “The magician lies” They add tension and mystery, promising a darker and emotional story than their predecessor.
The soundtrack will be enriched With two new songscomposed of Stephen Schwartzone for glind and one for Elphaba, which will mark key moments in the transformation of both protagonists.
When does Wicked 2 premiere?
‘Wicked: for good’ He will arrive at theaters on November 21, 2025almost a year after the premiere of the first part.
With a stellar cast that includes Jonathan Bailey as fiyero, Michelle Yeoh as Madame Morrible and Jeff Goldblum as Oz’s wizard, This sequel promises to be a visual and emotional show that will conquer both fans of the musical and new audiences.
Look at the trailer here:
