Director Jon M. Chu offered fans an early look at Wicked: For Good during a special presentation at the BFI London Film Festival, releasing a new clip that shows Elphaba visiting Glinda on her wedding day. The sequel to Universal’s smash-hit musical adaptation is due in theaters on November 21, and Chu’s festival preview underscores the film’s emotional stakes and visual ambition. In addition to the wedding-day scene, Chu revealed that the Tin Man and the Scarecrow were created using practical, on-set techniques rather than digital effects. “There was no room for error,” he said, explaining the pressure and precision involved in using prosthetics, physical costumes, and performer-driven builds to bring those iconic characters to life. The director praised his makeup and effects teams and the actors who inhabited the demanding roles. Chu’s decision to rely on practical effects aims to deliver a tactile realism that complements the film’s musical and dramatic moments. Audience members at the BFI screening reacted enthusiastically to the clip, suggesting that the blend of heartfelt storytelling and hands-on craftsmanship will resonate with fans of the original Wicked. As Wicked: For Good heads toward its November 21 release, expect more behind-the-scenes details and promotional clips to emerge. For now, Chu’s festival appearance highlights the sequel’s commitment to practical artistry and emotional continuity with the beloved first film.