The star of the upcoming “Wicked” film slammed memes and that covered parts of her face. Fans had made their own versions of the film poster that better resembled the musical’s original logo.

The Land of Oz has always been queer. But as Wicked's Elphaba, Cynthia Erivo, finds real power in her intersectional identities.

Last week (Oct 9), Universal Pictures finally shared Cynthia and Ariana's take on the original Wicked poster. However, the poster was met with a mixed response online. Not only that but people also began making memes and editing the poster to look more like original.

Cynthia Erivo wishes some "Wicked" fans would (only) have a heart. On social media, the actress slammed a fan-edited poster that hid Elphaba's (Erivo) eyes under her witch's hat. The unauthorized image was an alteration to the Universal Pictures film's real poster,

I deleted the original post out of respect for Cynthia.” In her Instagram story, Erivo also decried both the longtime trend in which people post pictures of Elphaba and Galinda interacting in some way with the caption “Is your pussy green?

The star of the upcoming movie took offense to an edited version of the film’s poster in which her eyes were covered.

Cynthia Erivo has seen the internet's Wicked memes, and she's not a fan. On Wednesday (Oct. 16), the singer-actress blasted a few of the viral edits of the upcoming film's new poster, which finds Erivo staring at the camera as costar Ariana Grande whispers in her ear in a reimagining of the original Broadway poster for the Wicked musical.

The British actress plays Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West, in the upcoming film adaptation of the long-running Broadway musical.

Recently, Universal dropped its latest promotional image for the upcoming musical movie — starring Cynthia as Elphaba and Ariana Grande as Glinda. Of course, it's a direct homage to the iconic Broadway musical poster,