The hit musical Wicked: For Good has finished its run, and now fans will soon be able to enjoy the movie at home. The home video release includes a scene that generated a lot of buzz but wasn’t in the theatrical version, and a clip of it is available to watch now!
A new scene from the upcoming ‘Wicked’ movie, featuring the friendship between Elphaba, Glinda, Nessa, Fiyero, and Boq, has been released. Director Jon M. Chu and actress Marissa Bode have talked about the scene, which is now available to watch in full courtesy of Entertainment Weekly. Fans are already buzzing about it, including a deleted moment featuring Boq and Fiyero without shirts.
Get a peek! Jonathan Bailey and Ethan Slater are showing off their impressive bodies in a newly released deleted scene from ‘Wicked: For Good.’ The scene, a highly anticipated friendship montage with Ariana Grande as Glinda, Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba, and Marissa Bode as Nessa Rose, is now available to rent or purchase.
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Wicked Director Reveals Why Friendship Montage Scene Didn’t Make The Cut
I was so touched by that scene – it really highlighted the beautiful friendship between all the characters. Knowing how things fall apart later in the story, it made perfect sense! It felt like a deliberate choice to solidify those relationships before everything went wrong. I was fascinated to learn from a Billboard interview that director Jon Chu actually filmed it for the first Wicked movie, keeping it under wraps in case it would fit better in Wicked: For Good. It shows how much thought and care went into the whole story!
Director Chu mentioned he might include some of the footage in a future film, as he still has another movie planned. He explained he’s holding onto certain shots because he hasn’t decided if they’ll make the final cut, but he’s open to the possibility of using them later.
Bode described a fun, fast-paced scene featuring Boq and Fiyero playfully competing with each other. She explained it’s a montage of lighthearted moments in the forest, filled with silly antics like the two characters spontaneously taking off their shirts and chopping wood, just for fun.
It’s unclear why this scene wasn’t included in the first Wicked movie, as it would have fit well with the story and its overall feel. Because For Good has a slightly different tone thanks to how the original film ends, it makes sense that the scene was ultimately left out of the sequel.
Wicked: For Good hits video on demand on December 31st.
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