‘Wicked: For Good’ ‘Elphaba’ & ‘Glinda’ Present the Release of the ‘For Good’ Music Video!

Maintaining the top spot in overall ticket sales two weeks before its release, the best musical blockbuster of this winter, 〈Wicked: For Good〉 (import/distribution: Universal Pictures), has released the music video for ‘For Good’ by Park Hye-na and Jung Seon-ah, who are the domestic dubbing cast for ‘Elphaba’ and ‘Glinda’. The movie 〈Wicked: For Good〉 tells the story of the wicked witch ‘Elphaba’, who is no longer afraid of people's gaze, and the good witch ‘Glinda’, who fears losing people's love, as they find true friendship amidst their intertwined fates.

Receiving a hot spotlight, the movie 〈Wicked: For Good〉 is finally releasing tomorrow, and has once again unveiled the ‘For Good’ music video by top musical actors Park Hye-na and Jung Seon-ah, who are in charge of the domestic dubbing of ‘Elphaba’ and ‘Glinda’ following 〈Wicked〉. The title of this movie, ‘For Good’, is recognized as a classic in the musical world, telling the story of ‘Elphaba’ and ‘Glinda’, who chose different fates, that even when they are apart, they are always the most precious beings to each other, delivering deep emotion and being loved for a long time.

The music video begins with Jung Seon-ah's song, overflowing with the bouncy charm and loveliness of ‘Glinda’, capturing attention. It soon transitions from a pink background symbolizing ‘Glinda’ to a green background filled with the deep emotions and resonance of Park Hye-na’s part as ‘Elphaba’. In the final part, where the two hold hands tightly and sing together, “I will always be by your side to protect you. I have changed because of you,” the dazzling conclusion of the friendship narrative that ‘Elphaba’ and ‘Glinda’ will complete in the movie is hinted at, maximizing anticipation. After a year of waiting, it is noteworthy what kind of resonance and aftertaste the more mature and deepened story of the two witches will deliver to the audience tomorrow. 〈Wicked: For Good〉 will premiere in theaters in South Korea on November 19 (Wednesday), the first in the world.