Jessie Stephens

Like, you know, Sydney Sweeney had a movie out.

I can't even.

Christy?

Christy.

That bombed, right?

That didn't work?

Yeah, I think though that it almost needs to be, like Wicked needs to be top of mind for like multiple generations.

Like it needs to be something that your kid wants to see, that you want to see, that you'll go and have a family experience.

And the cinema has become within families like a cultural, communal experience where you then walk away and discuss values.

Like it feels like something that's a really important thing to do.

It's because you're all watching the same screen.

Yeah.

But then you've got the Don't Worry Darling press tour, which is when I think press tour became narrative.

But that didn't work for Don't Worry Darling.

That didn't work.

No one went to see it.

If you are a massive Wicked fan, or even not, if you've just seen the movie and you want to debrief, then Mamma Mia's got this new podcast called Watch Party, and it deep dives into all the behind the scenes stuff, the Easter eggs.

It's like you've gone to the movies with your really smart friend who's just like obsessed with the law and is going to explain it to you.

So there is a link to that episode in the show notes.

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