The unofficial movie poster is more in line with the Broadway show's poster. Cynthia Erivo is reacting to an edited version of the "Wicked" movie poster she calls the "wildest, most offensive ...

The star caught flak in October when she slammed a fan for editing the film’s poster to more closely resemble the iconic one from the original Broadway musical on which the movie is based.

“This is the wildest, most offensive thing I have seen,” Erivo said after seeing the altered image. Cynthia Erivo, who plays Elphaba in the upcoming "Wicked" movie, condemned a fan-edited ...

The movie’s co-star took to social media to argue that hiding her eyes and much of her face in the altered poster "is to erase me." By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief The altered version of ...

NEW YORK — Close your eyes and try to think of particular movie posters. Do any come to mind? Maybe “Vertigo” (1958) or “West Side Story” (1961) or “Jaws” (1975) or “The Shining ...

Sometimes you don’t even need to see the trailer to know what a movie is all about. Sometimes, all you need is to just look at the poster. With its roots in vaudeville and carnival advertising ...

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