Kristin Chenoweth Declares Herself 'Deceased' after Viewing 'Wicked' Film

Broadway Star Expresses Disappointment Over Movie Adaptation

Renowned Tony Award winner Kristin Chenoweth has made a shocking statement regarding the recent film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical 'Wicked.' Following a screening of the movie, Chenoweth took to social media to proclaim that she had "died" after witnessing the film's execution.

Chenoweth, who originated the role of Glinda in the original Broadway production of 'Wicked,' expressed her dissatisfaction with the film's portrayal of her character. In a series of tweets, she criticized the decision to cast a different actress in the role and lamented the film's overall tone and direction.

"I am deceased," Chenoweth tweeted. "I saw the movie, and I am now deceased. RIP Glinda." In a subsequent tweet, she added, "The movie was not what I expected. It was not the 'Wicked' I know and love."

Chenoweth's comments have sparked a wave of reactions from fans and critics alike. Many have expressed disappointment over her negative assessment of the film, while others have defended the movie's creative choices.

The film adaptation of 'Wicked' has been a highly anticipated project for fans of the musical. The movie, which stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande as Elphaba and Glinda, respectively, has received mixed reviews from critics.

Fans Express Mixed Reactions to Chenoweth's Comments

Chenoweth's comments have divided fans of 'Wicked.' Some have expressed support for her critique, while others have criticized her for being overly harsh.

"I agree with Kristin," said one fan on social media. "The movie was a disappointment. It didn't capture the magic of the stage show." Another fan wrote, "Kristin is entitled to her opinion, but I thought the movie was great. I enjoyed it a lot."

The debate over Chenoweth's comments is likely to continue as fans continue to process their own reactions to the film adaptation of 'Wicked.'