Ouch. Four hours is a ton of time to spend in the makeup chair, but that's exactly what it took to bring Scarecrow and Tin ...

Cynthia Erivo wasn't just a passive participant in creating the look for Elphaba Thropp, aka the Wicked Witch of the West.

The film's makeup lead talks us through the complex (and mostly handmade) prosthetics used in its transformations—both small ...

“[It took] four hours with the hair, the wigs, the straw and everything, the prosthetics and the hands, and then the costume came afterwards,” Hannon exclusively told Us Weekly at the Wicked: For Good ...

The transformation occurs during the musical number No Good Deed. Subsequently in both the stage production and film adaptation, Elphaba is shown staging her own death after becoming notorious as the ...

Since Wicked: For Good came out last week, everyone’s been talking about Glinda’s very obvious strip lashes. But the makeup ...

Wicked fans were given an unexpected surprise after seeing the scarecrow's transformation in the latest instalment. Wicked: For Good has finally hit cinema screens this month as it follows part 2 of ...

Wicked: For Good makeup artist Frances Hannon gave Us an inside look at the lengthy transformation process for the Tin Man and Scarecrow to come to life. Hannon added that getting to hear director Jon ...