Adam McKay Warns 'Wicked' May Be Banned Because of Political Climate

Tuesday, 24 December 2024 (12 minutes ago)
Adam McKay says fans of "Wicked" may want to see the movie ASAP ... 'cause he worries politicians may try to ban it for it's message. The Oscar-winning writer and director took to X Monday ... saying the hit film based on the Broadway musical is…

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