A brief 30-second teaser for Wicked: For Good was released on 4 September. Ariana Grande appears as the state-backed Glinda the Good Witch. Cynthia Erivo returns as Elphaba, and Jonathan Bailey portrays Fiyero. Glinda and Elphaba are separated, and Glinda's relationship with Fiyero appears strained, with one party apparently still in love with Elphaba. The teaser includes a scene before Glinda and Fiyero's wedding not present in the stage show. Jeff Goldblum's Wizard instructs the original Oz quartet to seize the Wicked Witch's broom. Madame Morrible, Boq and Nessarose do not appear. The film opens 21 November 2025.
Fasten your seatbelts, girls, gays and theys, because we're heading back to Oz faster than you can say: "Holding space". After an initial darker trailer for Wicked: For Good (and some less-than-well-received character posters), the publicity train for the sequel to the 2024 smash hit has well and truly left the station on its way to Emerald City - and its next stop is a brief but revealing 30-second teaser, released 4 September.
She and Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) are separated from each other, and Glinda's romance with Fiyero (Jonathan Bailey) seems strained, probably because at least one of them is definitely in love with Elphaba. We see what appears to be Fiyero and Glinda before their wedding in Wicked: For Good - a scene not seen in the stage show - and Fiyero tell Glinda: "You can't resist this." "Who could?" Glinda replies, to which Fiyero says: "You know who could."
The Wizard (Jeff Goldblum) is also seen being ever so nefarious, telling the original quartet from the Wizard of Oz (i.e. Dorothy, The Cowardly Lion, The Tin Man and The Scarecrow) to bring him the Wicked Witch's broom. And, always one for dramatic lines concerned with the black and white of good vs. evil, Elphaba tells Glinda: "We can't let 'good' be just a word." Michelle Yeoh's Madame Morrible is conspicuously missing, as is Ethan Slater's Boq and Marissa Bode 's Nessarose.
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