It was solely a month in the past that Depraved began taking the world by storm, and never that lengthy since we realized its second half would now go by Depraved: For Good. Common’s not able to reveal something from the sequel, however that hasn’t stopped co-lead Cynthia Erivo from hyping up a few of the subsequent movie’s adjustments, notably within the music.
At a latest look on Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast, Erivo talked about her method to taking part in Elphaba, who ultimately turns into the well-known Depraved Witch. One factor she talked about was working intently with the play and movie’s composer, Stephen Schwartz, to develop a model new tune for her character. With out giving something away, she teased “even the title will transfer you. I don’t know in the event you’re prepared for it. Once we filmed it, the solid and crew had been crying. […] I hope audiences are prepared—it’s a tune that speaks to the guts of who Elphaba is.”
You would possibly’ve forgotten, however Schwartz mentioned in 2022 there’d be a pair of recent songs for Depraved’s second half “to fulfill the [storytelling’s] calls for.” The primary film’s music adjustments primarily involved the characters or setting to account for it not being a stage musical, however these songs had been in any other case the identical. Giving Elphaba and Glinda some new tunes retains issues contemporary for film and OG followers, and makes Depraved: For Good really feel like much more like an occasion. And it’ll additionally make these new songs attractive to belt out when the movie ultimately will get its personal sing-along model.
However Depraved: For Good wants to come back out first—and it’ll accomplish that on November 21, 2025. In case you had been ready to observe the primary movie at house, excellent news: it’s hitting digital on New Yr’s Eve.
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