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Kristin Chenoweth Did Not Hold Back After Finding Out One Million Moms Was Knocking On Wicked: 'A Mere Few Hundred. Maybe.'
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Kristin Chenoweth, star of the hit film Wicked, fires back at conservative group One Million Moms for their criticism of the movie's LGBTQ themes.
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- Chenoweth dismissed the group's claim that they represent 'a mere few hundred' concerned viewers, saying 'Maybe' in a sarcastic quip.
- The Wicked movie has enjoyed critical acclaim and strong box office performance, despite the backlash from the conservative advocacy group.
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Kristin Chenoweth, One Million Moms, Wicked