Silly little guy Jeff Goldblum has shared a few personal details in relation to his work on the forthcoming adaptation of Wicked, which remains a tight-lipped production.
“I’ll tell ya. I shouldn’t talk about it, but I was shooting one day and I found myself tearing up in fear, a childhood fear came back to me,” Goldblum says.AdvertisementFor the movie musical, we can expect to see Goldblum show off his singing skills. Don’t worry, starring opposite the likesAdvertisement
“Cynthia is so fantastic, and Ariana. I just spent a lot of time singing with them. I wasn’t shy,” he shares in an. “I’ve already [sung with them] for fun, we were at a party, I played and they were singing. They love music and we identified different songs [we could play]. If that could go further, it would be a dream come true.”
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