Ariana Grande accepts criticism from fans regarding her role in 'Wicked'

Washington Washington. Ariana Grande has expressed her understanding of fans' mixed reactions to her casting as Galinda Upland in the highly anticipated film adaptation of 'Wicked'. According to Deadline, as a longtime fan of the Broadway musical, Grande acknowledged the significant expectations placed upon her and the challenges that came with stepping into such an iconic role. Deadline reported that during a recent appearance on the 'Sentimental Men' podcast, Grande opened up about the audition process for director Jon M. Chu's adaptation, including the pressure of delivering a performance that would resonate with fans. Emphasis was placed on.

“That's something I loved so much about auditioning for 'Wicked,'” he said, “It has to be earned. To be a part of anything, anything on this scale, it's not just given. Because they know one thing. So, it's fun to face the challenge of redefining people's perception and working their way into other places.” Having been involved in musical theater since the age of eight, Grande is aware of the high standards set by fans. “I had a little bit of trepidation in the beginning or preconceived notions about what I would be able to do or not be able to do,” she admitted.

Grande also revealed that many fans may not be aware that she underwent extensive training to prepare for her role. Reflecting on the initial skepticism she herself felt as a fan, Grande commented, “Coming off of 'Side to Side,' I probably would have said the same thing. I probably would have said, 'Why the fuck? Kill me. I Waited 20 years for this. Kill me. I say that — as a fan who only knows about '7 Rings,'” according to Deadline. This candid admission highlights his sympathy for the concerns expressed by fans.

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