The new title pays homage to a special song sung by the lead actresses Wicked: Part Two is getting an upgraded title change following the success of the film’s release. The second installment of the Jon M.

The upcoming sequel to 2024’s Wicked, formerly known as Wicked Part Two, has been given a new title. Wicked was released in United States theaters in November 2024. The first installment in a two-part film adaptation of the popular stage musical of the same name,

“Wicked: Part 2” will now be titled “Wicked: For Good,” drawing its name from the famed duet in the second act of Stephen Sondheim’s musical in which Elphaba and Glinda, played by Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, sing to each other about how their rivalry-turned-friendship forever transformed them.

The folks at Universal just announced that the Wicked conclusion’s is now Wicked: For Good. It had previously been reported simply as Wicked Part 2, and there’s no current news on if the first outing’s name will be retroactively changed.

Part Two” has been changed for the better? But it has been changed for good. Literally. Universal Pictures has renamed the sequel to this year’s musical hit to “Wicked: For Good.” The movie, which chronicles the second act of the beloved Broadway show,

Jon M. Chu's second Wicked film, previously known as Wicked Part 2, has now been titled Wicked: For Good. The change references a highly anticipated song and duet between Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) and Glinda (Ariana Grande) in which the pair sing together about how their frenemies relationship has impacted their lives forever.

From the musical numbers to the cast, Wicked is, hands down, my favorite movie of 2024, and knowing that Part 2 will be here in a year has me counting down the days until then. In the meantime, I’ve been finding out everything I can about Wicked Part 2,

Wicked: Part 2 has magically altered its title ahead of next year's theatrical release. The follow-up film to last month's hit movie Wicked will be officially titled Wicked: For Good, with Universal Pictures announcing the new moniker on Monday.