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The Wizard 20Twenty

The Wizard 20Twenty

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2022•144 min•MusicFantasy
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Cheri Soul
Diahann the New Dorothy
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Bella Heath
ToTo
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T-Babē
Araminta the Good Witch of the South / TT Donna / Dancer #1
Z
Zaetrell
Carver the Scarecrow / Malik
L
Lamar Church Thompson
Gordon the Tinman / Evil Monkey #1
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K.O. The Lyrical Michael Myers
Fleetwood the Lion / Maine-Maine / 3rd Hip-Hop Artist

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A modern, urbanized reimagining of the classic musical fantasy about a ragtag group of friends who must learn to use their unique gifts to survive.
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