Ethan Slater Has Sweetest Message for Wicked’s Young Glinda | E! News
I mean, look at this cutie. How adorable right now. And you guys, Ethan Slater is coming. He is approaching. Come right up here. Bach himself. How cute is How cute is this? She’s the best. She’s incredible. And so, I was just saying this as we were walking up. You’re so unbelievably good in this movie. And I can’t wait for people to see it. It’s really so sweet. How cute. The best. Oh my god. Have a good one. Tell your grandma I said hi. By the way, I got to say your character in part two. Oh, yeah. What a shock. And I don’t want to spill it for anybody, but what was it like to transform into your character? I mean, look, we we got to shoot these movies sort of together. So, even though it’s like a sequel and it’s part two, it felt like one big transformation of Bach. Yeah. And um it’s the thing that I love about this movie. Every character goes through these transformations. And I feel like Bach went through it emotionally before he goes through it physically. Yeah. Um, but yeah, I’m trying to not spoil things cuz I know it’s coming out on Friday, but like, you know, I have to shout out to the people that, you know, I worked with to help make it happen. Francis Hannon and Mark Koulier who just like anyway, did it all up. Incredible artisans. I don’t know. It was just incredible. [Music]
In an exclusive interview with E! News at the ‘Wicked: For Good’ New York premiere, star Ethan Slater, who plays Boq in the franchise, had the sweetest message of encouragement for Scarlett Spencer, who plays the younger version of Ariana Grande’s character Glinda. ‘Wicked: For Good’ hits theaters Nov 21. Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1425171/ethan-slater-on-wicked-for-good-young-glinda-scarlett-spears
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Any parent that is able to let their child go into Hollywood that young is a disgrace I'm sorry to say but shame on you shame on you that poor child does anybody not see is everybody blind for the love of God I pray a blessing on that child and I hope she is protected Jesus put a hedge of protection around that little girl and make sure that no one influences her no one comes to her unless they come through you first in your holy and mighty name Jesus of Nazareth, yeshua Father God, please open the eyes of that mother of those parents anybody,
That annoying Sylvester dude is interviewing? Automatic thumbs down 👎 and skip ⏭️.
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