For a good ‘director Jon M. Chu Views 2 new songs from the teacher

Two months before expected continuing Evil: for good Theater Failure 21 November, Director of Jon M. Chu gives an overview of two new songs from the Stephen Schwartz composer Illustrating the elfabi story (Cinthia Erivo) and Glinda (Ariana Grande).

“They questioned:” What is home? And what happens when you fight for a home you understand, you don’t even want you, or you don’t want you, or you never thought? Anyone else thinks about it? Anyone else thinks about it? Anyone else thinks? Ew about tracking to top-terrible film Based on Broadway Musical ever. “These questions are very interesting and relevant to Elfabi’s travel.”

Chu said one of those questions for Glinda, good is what is her definition of the house? “Glinda is the one that must eventually jump out his balloon,” Chu said. “It must be left to the privilege of actually seeing other people’s fights and fight for justice and equality.”

Chu Warned Fans of the Original That Grossed More Than $ 750 Million International Not to look for “Contemporary Commentary” in Schwartz’s New Compositions, Describing Them As Doing What All Good “Timeless” Tales Do: “Thay Ask Us Elemental Questions of Being Human, Not Just The Great Parts – The Celebratory, Joyful Parts Of Being Human – But the Scary, Dark Parts That Test Us. Everybody Thinks It’s about all time. We are a little good and how can we move? “

While the original actress and the best actress in support of the role for Eerivo and Grande, as well as the best original grade, said new songs are not a mere offer for more Oscar love, but the emotionally key to another movie story. “Even after we filmed them, even after we put them in the film, we hit the tires on them to make sure we had to put them in this film,” he said for unnamed tracks. “Otherwise, it wasn’t worth it.”

With “home” that such a key factor in the entire extended Oz Universe, Chu discovered that songs reinforce that idea and with both witches that search their way home. “Both these songs are about how to do it and these are the questions I always wanted to contact them in the scene, but I never arrived,” he said. “We have to take our time and explore these questions.”

Chu also shared some key lines of sequel, revealing that two witches are re-entered before in Hazardous Musical, with Erivo and Grande share more scenes together after realizing “” It’s a girl, you idiot! “So when someone passes something, there’s something they learned from another who affects them or the fact that another person is not part of what they cannot get them at their goal.”

Part 2 is expected to be representatives of Favorites from Original 2003 Broadway Musical, including “no good work goes unpunished”, and tears “Duet Elfaba-Glinda Duet” for good “. Eric teased new songs In December interview, saying she worked with Schwartz to make the original Barbag of Elfab. “I don’t know if you’re ready for it,” she said. “I mean, I love the song and remember when we filmed, casting and crew cried. I don’t know if it’s just that they were emotional that day, or that’s what is what the song works.”

In the continuation of Glinda, it was no longer a student and started working for the wizard (Jeff Goldblum), which employs a large staff “and a lot of infrastructure” to promote her goodness, with the help of a team involving PfaneeSNLBowen Yang) and Shenshen (Bronvin James).

Although misunderstood that it happened to the end of the first film, Chu said that, “if you think it was flying in the first film, but it was flying for reality, but with the consequences for a witch fought for animal rights. “Now he teaches who she is. Is that bloom? Absolutely,” Chu said. “But she didn’t realize how lonely she would become who you are intended to be.”

Or how did Chu say Ew Last November, “If part 1 is about the election, part 2 is about the consequences.”

Goldblum wizard appeared near the end of the original, but he will be the main character in the second part, in which he builds his iconic path of yellow bricks and launches the Campaign against Elfabe. “He thinks people need a good story. He really believes it is for good, and his story is getting bigger because it is what it causes people, who really believes that it really believes that it is bigger.

The question everyone wants, however, is what about Fiiero (Jonathan Beilei), the hero is stuck in the middle of the two main characteristics? Although Elfaba caught the eye and heart, he chooses Glinda. “It’s more than love. It’s about how you see the world,” said a difficult decision ending to a classic love triangle. “In Evil, Elphaba interrupts his brain when he calls him in the woods. He didn’t stop thinking about it, so much that he could run a little nut. Still, it feels so powerless in my life so powerless. He can’t just dance through it. “

Evil: for good It will hit theaters 21. November.