Overview
- The actors confirmed they reprise the Spanish-language voices of Elphaba and Glinda for the new film, according to Excélsior and Milenio.
- They originated the roles in Mexico’s 2013 stage production and now carry that continuity into the screen version headlined in English by Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.
- In new interviews, they describe deeper, more mature character work informed by years of growth since their early stage performances.
- Coverage highlights themes the sequel elevates for audiences of different ages, including friendship, sorority, identity, and the interplay of light and darkness.
- Information notes say the adaptation was split into two parts and certain sexual content was softened to broaden accessibility.