About the movie
Misunderstood because of her green skin, a young woman named Elphaba forges an unlikely but profound friendship with
Glinda, a student with an unflinching desire for popularity. Following an encounter with the Wizard of Oz, their
relationship soon reaches a crossroads as their lives begin to take very different paths.
CAST & CREW
Directed by...................................................... Jon M. Chu Writing Credits (in alphabetical order).......................... L. Frank Baum ... (characters) Winnie Holzman ... (musical book) Winnie Holzman ... (screenplay) Gregory Maguire ... (novel) Stephen Schwartz Produced by....................................................... Jared LeBoff ... executive producer Marc Platt ... producer Stephen Schwartz ... executive producer David Stone ... producer Music by............................................................ Stephen Schwartz Cinematography by................................................... Alice Brooks Film Editing by ..................................................... Myron Kerstein Casting By .......................................................... Tiffany Little Canfield Bernard Telsey Production Design by ................................................ Nathan Crowley
Cast............................................ Cynthia Erivo ... Elphaba Ariana Grande ... Glinda Jonathan Bailey ... Fiyero Marissa Bode ... Nessarose Ethan Slater ... Boq Michelle Yeoh ... Madame Morrible Jeff Goldblum ... Wizard Keala Settle ... Miss Coddle Bronwyn James ... ShenShen Bowen Yang ... Pfannee Aaron Teoh Guan Ti ... Avaric Adam James ... Glinda's Father Colin Michael Carmichael ... Nikidik Other cast: Peter Dinklage ... Dr. Dillamond Grecia De la Paz ... Gilligan Poppy Townsend White ... Girls Brigade Ricardo Ludgero Souza ... Munchkin Alfredo Tavares ... Teacher Terence Hughes ... Munchkin Dignitary Jonathan Sparrow ... Munchkin Callum Bowyer ... Wedding Guest
The Journey of Starworld Starts with the opening of First cinema of Group in 1972 (Gautam) At Allahabad. The First Wide screen cinema with screen size of 1500 Sqft and seating capacity of over 1000 seats.
