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Cynthia Erivo on ‘Wicked’ Success, Special Bond With Ariana Grande, and Why Green Stands for “Every Person Who Feels Othered”
The Hollywood ReporterStory by Georg Szalai
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Cynthia Erivo shares insights into her experience with the Wicked movie, her special bond with co-star Ariana Grande, and how the film's iconic green color resonates with her on a personal level.
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- Erivo and Grande built a close relationship to protect each other and work with honesty and generosity, allowing their voices to blend beautifully on screen.
- Erivo sees the film's signature green color as a symbol of empowerment for those who feel 'othered,' drawing from her own experiences as a Black woman.
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Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Red Sea International Film Festival, Wicked