Drama

Romance

Fantasy

Wicked (2024)

Runtime: 162 min

Release date: 20/11/2024

Production countries: United States of America

Production companies: Universal Pictures, Marc Platt Productions

Overview

In the land of Oz, ostracized and misunderstood green-skinned Elphaba is forced to share a room with the popular aristocrat Glinda at Shiz University, and the two's unlikely friendship is tested as they begin to fulfill their respective destinies as Glinda the Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.

Jon M. Chu

Director

Winnie Holzman

Screenwriter

Dana Fox

Screenwriter

Cast

Cynthia Erivo

as Elphaba

Ariana Grande

as Galinda
/ Glinda

Jeff Goldblum

as The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Michelle Yeoh

as Madame Morrible

Jonathan Bailey

as Fiyero

Ethan Slater

as Boq

Marissa Bode

as Nessarose

Peter Dinklage

as Dr. Dillamond (voice)

Andy Nyman

as Governor Thropp

Courtney-Mae Briggs

as Mrs. Thropp

Bowen Yang

as Pfannee

Bronwyn James

as Shenshen

Aaron Teoh

as Avaric

Shaun Prendergast

as Shiz President

Keala Settle

as Miss Coddle

Sharon D. Clarke

as Dulcibear (voice)

Jenna Boyd

as Wolf Doctor (voice)

Colin Michael Carmichael

as Professor Nikidik

Lexi Lancaster

as Munchkinland Kid

Arlo Turner

as Munchkinland Kid

Joey Unitt

as Munchkinland Kid

Bea Ward

as Munchkinland Kid

Dereke Oladele

as Munchkinland Kid

Sienna-Rose Amer

as Munchkinland Kid

Tarik Frimpong

as Munchkinland Crier

James Dryden

as No One Mourns Munchkin

Malinda Parris

as No One Cries Munchkin
/ Chorus

Noah Prempeh

as The Good Man Munchkin
/ Dancer

Vicki Noon

as Winkie Mother

Debbie Kurup

as Winkie Mother

Jasmine McIvor

as Winkie Mother

Hattie Ryan

as Curious Munchkin

Kirsty Anne Shaw

as Skeptical Munchkin

Karis Musongole

as Young Elphaba

Cesily Collette Taylor

as Young Nessarose

Jarlan Bogolubov

as Munchkin Bully

Isaac Bishop

as Munchkin Bully

Adam James

as Galinda's Popsicle

Alice Fearn

as Galinda's Momsie

Clive Kneller

as Emerald City Train Conductor

Michael McCorry Rose

as Wiz-O-Mania Narrator

Idina Menzel

as Wiz-O-Mania Super Star

Kristin Chenoweth

as Wiz-O-Mania Super Star

Robin Berry

as Palace Guard

Bobby Windebank

as Shiz Security

Cherida Strallen

as Shiz Librarian

Tom Kitely

as Snow Leopard (voice)

Elizabeth Dulau

as Piebald Deer (voice)

Kim Durham

as Tamarin
/ Owl (voice)

Jennifer Woodward

as Birds (voice)

Stephen Stanton

as Fiyero’s Horse (voice)

Aaliyah Baker

as Dancer

Aaron Bryan

as Dancer

Aaron Witter

as Dancer

Abbie Brown

as Dancer

Adam Crossley

as Dancer

Ainsley Ricketts

as Dancer

Aleshia Williams

as Dancer

Alex Hatt

as Dancer

Alexander Thompson

as Dancer

Ama Rouge

as Dancer

Amber Doyle

as Dancer

Anders Deeno

as Dancer

Andi Vega

as Dancer

Andrew Kyrzyk

as Dancer

Andrew Parfitt

as Dancer

Angela Andrew

as Dancer

Angelica Gayle

as Dancer

Anna-Kay Gayle

as Dancer

Anthony James Bartlett

as Dancer

Antoinette Harrison

as Dancer

Arben GiGa Kapidani

as Dancer

Aristide Lyons

as Dancer

Armando Cruz

as Dancer

Ashleigh Honeyghan

as Dancer

Ashley Young

as Dancer

Aysia Trinity Ianiero

as Dancer

Becky Wong

as Dancer

Benjamin Williams

as Dancer

Beth Hinton

as Dancer

Beth John

as Dancer

Bianca Melchior

as Dancer

Billy Sawyer

as Dancer

Bismark Anobah

as Dancer

Blue Makwana

as Dancer

Bogdan Pascal

as Dancer

Bradley Salter

as Dancer

Bradley Charles

as Dancer

Brittani Ferneyhough

as Dancer

Brooke Milliner

as Dancer

Busola Peters

as Dancer

Callum Clack

as Dancer

Camone Bleu Gordon

as Dancer

Carl Parris

as Dancer

Cece Nama

as Dancer

Chanelle Anthony

as Dancer

Charlie Goddard

as Dancer

Charlie Waddell

as Dancer

Charlotte Dickinson

as Dancer

Charlotte Wildrianne

as Dancer

Charlotte Wilmott

as Dancer

Che Barrett-Davis

as Dancer

Chima Akenzua

as Dancer

Chloe Kibble

as Dancer

Chris Arias

as Dancer

Christie Lee Manning

as Dancer

Christopher Donnelly

as Dancer

Christopher Matthews

as Dancer

Christopher Scott

as Dancer

Clarissa Hagan

as Dancer

Cleve September

as Dancer

Colleen Joseph

as Dancer

Collette Guitart

as Dancer

Comfort Fedoke

as Dancer

Connor Tidman

as Dancer

Corrinne Bougaard

as Dancer

Craig Stein

as Dancer

Cruze Philip

as Dancer

Crystal Jones

as Dancer

Daisy Reynolds

as Dancer

Dalvin Sollberger

as Dancer

Daniel Rae

as Dancer

Daniela Monteiro

as Dancer

Daniella Beltrami

as Dancer

Darron Gifty

as Dancer

David Cottle

as Dancer

Dean Street

as Dancer

Demitri Lampra

as Dancer

Denzil Sampson

as Dancer

Dollie Henry

as Dancer

Ed Munro

as Dancer

Eddie Saleem

as Dancer

Ediz Ibrahim

as Dancer

Edward Scott

as Dancer

Elise Bickley

as Dancer

Eliza Hart

as Dancer

Ella Goodwin

as Dancer

Ella Nonini

as Dancer

Emer Walsh

as Dancer

Emi Ichikawa

as Dancer

Emilio Dosal

as Dancer

Emily Haygarth

as Dancer

Emily Kenwright

as Dancer

Emily Plews

as Dancer

Emma Leigh-Rose

as Dancer

Erica Stubbs

as Dancer

Fabiane Leame

as Dancer

Fatou Bah

as Dancer

Faye Stoeser

as Dancer

Federica Somma

as Dancer

Fortune Jordan

as Dancer

Frankie Johnson

as Dancer

Fred Folkes

as Dancer

Frederike Gerstner

as Dancer

Fumy Opeyemi

as Dancer

Garry Lee

as Dancer

Genevieve Heron

as Dancer

Glenn Hudson

as Dancer

Grace Hooper

as Dancer

Grace Hope

as Dancer

Gustave Die

as Dancer

Hannah Arbury

as Dancer

Hannah Bodenham

as Dancer

Hannah Kenna-Thomas

as Dancer

Hannah Levitt-Collins

as Dancer

Hannah Millott

as Dancer

Hannah Raynor

as Dancer

Hannah Veerapen

as Dancer

Harry Barnes

as Dancer

Hayley Jones

as Dancer

Helen Siveter

as Dancer

Hollie Dorman

as Dancer

Honey Makwana

as Dancer

Ian Harris

as Dancer

Ian Oswald

as Dancer

Idney De'Almeida

as Dancer

Irene Salvi

as Dancer

Issac Baptiste

as Dancer

Jack Horner

as Dancer

Jack Whitehead

as Dancer

Jacqui Jameson

as Dancer

Jade Joan

as Dancer

Jaih Betote

as Dancer

Jakub Franasowicz

as Dancer

Jal Joshua

as Dancer

James Collins

as Dancer

James Davies-Williams

as Dancer

James Lambert

as Dancer

Jane Fowler

as Dancer

Janine Somcio

as Dancer

Jasmin Saulo

as Dancer

Jasmine Eccles

as Dancer

Jason Gilkison

as Dancer

Thanh Jason Nguyen

as Dancer

Jaye Marshall

as Dancer

Jennifer Mitchell

as Dancer

Jevan Howard-Jones

as Dancer

Joanna Goodwin

as Dancer

Joel Gooding

as Dancer

Johnny Bishop

as Dancer

Johnny White

as Dancer

Johnny White

as Dancer

Jon-Scott Clark

as Dancer

Jordan Franklin

as Dancer

Jordan Melchor

as Dancer

Jorge Antonio

as Dancer

Josh Lamb

as Dancer

Joshua Gadget

as Dancer

Kabuki Johnson

as Dancer

Kaela Owusu

as Dancer

Kailum Richardson

as Dancer

Kamila Zalewska

as Dancer

Kamira Samuel

as Dancer

Kanah Flex

as Dancer

Kane Horn

as Dancer

Kane Silver

as Dancer

Karen Hauer

as Dancer

Kate Ivory Jordan

as Dancer

Kaylor Lomas-Kirton

as Dancer

Kenji Matsunaga

as Dancer

Kenn Oldfield

as Dancer

Kenrick Sandy

as Dancer

Keron Proverbs

as Dancer

Kiera Brunton

as Dancer

Kieran Daley Ward

as Dancer

Kieran Lai

as Dancer

Kikz Katika

as Dancer

Kimberley Taylor

as Dancer

Kofi Mingo

as Dancer

LaShay Harvey

as Dancer

Laura Buckley

as Dancer

Laura Dougan

as Dancer

Lauren Fidget Haywood

as Dancer

Leah Hill

as Dancer

Lee Bridgman

as Dancer

Lillianna Clifton

as Dancer

Lily Louisa Field

as Dancer

Lily Wang

as Dancer

Lisa Spencer

as Dancer

Lukas McFarlane

as Dancer

Luke Jackson

as Dancer

Luke Randall

as Dancer

Lukus Alexander

as Dancer

Lynn Jung

as Dancer

Madison Davis

as Dancer

Martha Gimson

as Dancer

Mary Weah

as Dancer

Matthew Eudu

as Dancer

Matthew Koon

as Dancer

Matthew Miller

as Dancer

Matthew Rich

as Dancer

Maya King

as Dancer

Megan Charles

as Dancer

Megan Westpfel

as Dancer

Melody McAvoy

as Dancer

Mette Linturi

as Dancer

Michael John Burgess

as Dancer

Michael Naylor

as Dancer

Michele Zanette

as Dancer

Mike Fellows

as Dancer

Mikey Ureta

as Dancer

Mina Neighbour

as Dancer

Mira Jebari

as Dancer

Miranda Chambers

as Dancer

Misa Koide

as Dancer

Moe Sakan

as Dancer

Myron Birch

as Dancer

Nadia Sohawon

as Dancer

Naia Bautista

as Dancer

Naomi Patterson

as Dancer

Naomi Weijand

as Dancer

Natasha May-Thomas

as Dancer

Natasha Trigg

as Dancer

Neal Piron

as Dancer

Neave Harvey

as Dancer

Navaeh Morgan Alidjah

as Dancer

Nevin Cheung

as Dancer

Nicey Belgrave

as Dancer

Nicholas Stephen

as Dancer

Nicole Hastings

as Dancer

Nicole Valverde

as Dancer

Nimmz Riaz

as Dancer

Oliver Metzler

as Dancer

Oliver Wheeler

as Dancer

Olivia Beckford

as Dancer

Olu Alatise

as Dancer

Onyemachi Ejimofor

as Dancer

Page Barrington Bob

as Dancer

Paola Nyembo

as Dancer

Patience J

as Dancer

Paul N. Samuels

as Dancer

Peter Francis

as Dancer

Petra Hajduk

as Dancer

Philip Birchall

as Dancer

Prabhleen Oberoi

as Dancer

Rachel Gough

as Dancer

Ralitsa Chepisheva

as Dancer

Ramzan Miah

as Dancer

Reagen Masterson

as Dancer

Rebecca Giacopazzi

as Dancer

Reece Daniels

as Dancer

Remi Black

as Dancer

Renae Hughes

as Dancer

Renako McDonald

as Dancer

Ricardo Walker

as Dancer

Ricky Jinks

as Dancer

Robbie Griffith

as Dancer

Robia Milliner

as Dancer

Robyn Anne Wilson

as Dancer

Roxanne Milliner

as Dancer

Rufus Lacey

as Dancer

Ryan Lee Seager

as Dancer

Saffron Fisher

as Dancer

Sam Parry

as Dancer

Sam Salter

as Dancer

Samantha Shuma

as Dancer

Samuel Baxter

as Dancer

Samuel Constanti

as Dancer

Samuel Lawson

as Dancer

Samuel Newby

as Dancer

Sarah Seville

as Dancer

Sasha Shadid

as Dancer

Sasha Woodward

as Dancer

Sebastian Skov Andersen

as Dancer

Sera Maehara

as Dancer

Serena McCall

as Dancer

Shakirudeen Adewale Alade

as Dancer

Shanelle Clemenson

as Dancer

Shani Ross

as Dancer

Shanie Blais

as Dancer

Shawarah Battles

as Dancer

Shawn Aimey

as Dancer

Sophia McAvoy

as Dancer

Stephanie Powell

as Dancer

Stephen Dieyepiri Atemie

as Dancer

Stephen Quildan

as Dancer

Steven Pascua

as Dancer

Steven Thompson

as Dancer

Summer Strallen

as Dancer

Tamsier Joof Aviance

as Dancer

Tania Dimbelolo

as Dancer

Taylor Goodridge

as Dancer

Tegan Browne-Winter

as Dancer

Victory Ebinum

as Dancer

Marvel Ebinum

as Dancer

Theo Maddix

as Dancer

Theo Simpson

as Dancer

Tia Denton

as Dancer

Tia Holden

as Dancer

Tia J. Gribben

as Dancer

Tina Smallwood

as Dancer

Todd Holdsworth

as Dancer

Todd Talbot

as Dancer

Tom Mather

as Dancer

Tom Norman

as Dancer

Tonyé Scott-Obené

as Dancer

Tori Bew

as Dancer

Tyson Simon

as Dancer

Valeria Jauregui

as Dancer

Vanessa Vince-Pang

as Dancer

Vasilis Karayiannis

as Dancer

Vicky Leung

as Dancer

Will Loftis

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Will West

as Dancer

Yasmin Cogan de Abreu

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Yasmin Ogbu

as Dancer

Yves Cueni

as Dancer

Yvonne Evans

as Dancer

Zhanè Samuels

as Dancer

Zion Battles

as Dancer

Aisha Jawando

as Chorus

Caoimhe Fisher

as Chorus

Ellis Sutherland

as Chorus

Gabriel Mokake

as Chorus

Geoffrey Aymer

as Chorus

Jack Butterworth

as Chorus

Jarneia Richard-Noel

as Chorus

Jennifer Saayeng

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Jonathan Bourne

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Leah St Luce

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Marilyn Cutts

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Meesha Garbett

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Melissa Jacques

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Minal Patel

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Paul Isles

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Shem Omari James

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Skylar Blu Copeland

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Soophia Foroughi

as Chorus

Tafari Cazembe Edwards

as Chorus

Vishal Soni

as Chorus

Winnie Holzman

as Wiz-O-Mania Audience Member (uncredited)

Terence Hughes

as Munchkin Dignitary (uncredited)

Jason Lines

as Teacher (uncredited)

Marvin Montoute

as Munchkin (uncredited)

Stephen Schwartz

as Emerald City Guard (uncredited)

Ricardo Ludgero Souza

as Munchkin (uncredited)

Alfredo Tavares

as Teacher (uncredited)

Poppy Townsend White

as Girls Brigade (uncredited)

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