Ethan Slater recently explained how Wicked The film realized his childhood dream.
THE Bob Top Star talked about his connection with Legos during his childhood days at the San Diego Comic-Con on July 23.
Ethan, who attended the event to launch the new LEGO® Wicked sets, recalled how his family used to have a “giant and not marked plastic tray” which was filled with Lego multicolored bricks, which helped him to exploit “unlimited imagination”.
Stakeholders The actor also discussed some of his favorites from the new Wicked Sets, including a Lego version of Glinda as well as his own character, Boq in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE.
Ethan felt “incredible” after considering himself a Lego piece, noting: “It’s really a big problem”.
“It was so influential for me to grow to have these little moments, and it helped me to explore my creativity and to feel connected to other people and to feel connected to stories,” reflected the actor and the singer.
Ethan believed that being “obsessed with stories and the creation of me helped me learn empathy, which is really important”.
“To be part of it for others, it’s really special, and I’m really grateful,” he said.
Elsewhere in the interview, Ethan also spoke of the impact of Wicked Film on his life, personally and professionally.
“It is a difficult question to think about the impact of my career, because it is just as in progress, one foot in front of the other,” said the actor, who takes up his role from the BOQ in the next Bad: for good.
Addressing Wicked Franchise, Ethan also said: “It was a large part of these childhood dreams.”
“It was a large part of me to be part of it now, to be part of Wicked, who changed my life in a huge way,” he added.
