“Wicked”: All About the 9 Million Tulips Planted for Munchkinland and Where They Are Now
The film’s production designer, Nathan Crowley, had nine million tulips planted to create the look of the magical village in the musical, a prequel to The Wizard of Oz. Crowley says he and director Jon M. Chu wanted the set to be “wondrous and colorful” and came up with the idea that the munchkins would be tulip farmers.
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I’ve done a lot of very big films,” says production director Nathan Crowley, a Brit who also worked on Interstellar and The ...
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And because everything was real, nine million tulips were needed. Initially, production designer Nathan Crowley was met with a little pushback and was questioned on why he wouldn’t use visual ...
Production designer Nathan Crowley discusses his architectural world building and keeping the library in motion for Jonathan ...
From planting nine million tulips for Munchkinland to Shiz’s 52-foot high set, Crowley’s designs for ‘Wicked’ are truly ...
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