Wicked: One Wonderful Night

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["No One Mourns the Wicked" playing]

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* Good news *

* She's dead *

* The Witch of the West is dead *

* The wickedest witch there ever was *

* The enemy of all of us here in Oz *

* Is dead *

* Good news *

* Good news *

Look!

It's Glinda!

* Let us be glad *

* Let us be grateful *

* Let us rejoicify that goodness *

* Could subdue *

* The wicked workings of *

* You-know-who *

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* Isn't it nice to know *

* That good will conquer evil? *

* The truth we all believe'll *

* By and by *

* Outlive a lie *

* For you and-- *

- It's good to see me, isn't it?

Bowen.

What are you doing here?

- I, uh, paid for the Bubble Machine

Meet and Greet Experience.

Is this not the line?

- No, this is-- this is the opening number.

Then who did I Venmo?

OK, whatever. Break legs, everyone.

Love you. - Love you. See you later.

See ya.

Now, where were we?

Thank you, former Broadway Biq.

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* No one mourns the Wicked *

* No one cries, "They won't return" *

* No one lays a lily on their grave *

* The good man scorns the Wicked *

* Through their lives, our children learn *

- * What we miss when we misbehave *

* And goodness knows *

* The wicked's lives are lonely *

* Goodness knows *

* The wicked die alone *

* It just shows when you're wicked *

* You're left only on your own *

* Yes, goodness knows *

* The wicked's lives are lonely *

* Goodness knows *

* The wicked cry alone *

* Nothing grows for the wicked *

* They reap only *

* What they've sown *

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* No one mourns the Wicked *

* Now at last she's dead and gone *

* Now at last there's joy throughout the land *

* And goodness knows *

* Goodness knows *

* We know what goodness is *

* Goodness knows the wicked die alone *

* She died alone *

- * Woe to those, woe to those *

* Who spurn what goodness is *

* They are shown *

* No one mourns the wicked *

* Good news *

* No one mourns the wicked *

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* No one mourns *

* The wicked *

* Wicked *

* Wicked *

Fellow Ozians, hello.

And please welcome Cynthia Erivo

and our incredible "Wicked" cast.

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Ariana Grande, everybody.

Welcome to "Wicked: One Wonderful Night."

- And welcome, welcome, welcome to the--

To the legendary Dolby Theater right here in Hollywood.

- The global impact this movie has had

has been nothing short of magical.

- Tonight, we will celebrate the fans,

hear stories from behind the scenes,

and even get a little tease

of what's still to come in "Wicked: For Good."

- You'll also see some incredible musical performances

of all the songs from "Wicked" that you know and love,

in ways you've never seen before

and never will again.

- Being part of this cast has been

one of the most life-changing experiences for me.

Their talent and spirit inspire me every day.

- "Wicked" is a movie about friendship, love,

and defying every limit placed upon you.

It's a story about honoring those parts of ourselves

that don't fit the mold.

It's owning your difference as a doorway to your power

and using that power to become

who you were always meant to be.

This is "Wicked: One Wonderful Night."

- Tonight, on "Wicked: One Wonderful Night"...

- Everyone knows that it's "Wicked."

No one and nothing is bigger than this piece.

- A celebration of music, wonder, and spectacle...

both: "Wicked"!

With dazzling performances.

- Loving "Wicked" isn't a hobby for me.

It is a lifestyle.

- The cast look back on their "Wicked" experience.

- Most likely to burst into song.

* Loathing *

* Loathing *

- And a once-in-a lifetime performance

from the Gershwin Theatre, featuring Stephen Schwartz

and two very special guests.

You are truly wicked.

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305. Take one. Marker.

Did you keep any props from set?

- I kept one of the books from the library scene.

I took Boq's handkerchief.

- There's a hat, a pair of boots.

- One of the things I held onto is this small piece of fabric

from the pajamas that I wore in "What Is This Feeling?"

- Did I take anything to keep as a kind of keepsake?

Well, um--hmm.

Yes, actually, I did.

Isn't that magnificent?

He took the head?

- The giant one that I run into in "The Wizard and I,"

he kept that?

Isn't it, like, 10 feet tall?

- Does anyone know what he does with that?

As of late, I've been taking it every place with me,

wherever I go.

Thank you.

I find it to be very naturalistic and subtle.

It gives me great comfort.

- I think he likes it because it's his head, you know.

And it's huge.

- No, no, no, it has nothing to do with size.

I think these days I can recognize

good craftsmanship and a kind of mesmerizing artistry.

Does it hang on a wall?

Does he just carry it around with him?

Ow.

- How does it move around his home?

- Grab. No, no, oh!

I like to think that this statue kind of is me.

* Together we're *

* Unlimited *

Hi, honey.

Hey. Shh.

- Please welcome Jeff Goldblum.

Thank you.

I love you.

I love you.

Look at you.

Look at you. Hi. Hi.

Thank you so much for coming.

My name is Jeff.

Hello. Hello. Thank you.

Hey, who feels like a little more singing and dancing?

You feel like that?

Good.

Look what I see over here.

This is a piano. Do you recognize it?

OK.

Let's see. Oh, hey.

Ooh, I dig this tune.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

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You know what we need?

May I kindly request the presence

of the one and only Cynthia Erivo?

Well, hello.