Disney’s newest take on the story of Snow White has arrived in theaters, with Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes star Rachel Zegler bringint he titular princess to life alongside Andrew Burnap as Jonathan, leader of the bandits and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen.

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Since Disney announced its live-action “Snow White” remake, the film has sparked plenty of debate for controversies involving its cast. Released March 21, the film reimagines the 1937 animation “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” with plot tweaks to adapt the film for a modern audience.

Jonah Platt, the son of “Snow White” producer Marc Platt, has laid blame for the Disney remake’s lackluster box office performance on its star Rachel Zegler, who he accused of “narcissism” for “dragging her personal politics into the middle of promoting a movie.” The 38-year-old Platt, best known as the host of the podcast “Being …

The dwarfs look animatronic in Disney’s new “Snow White.” But the movie has its compensations, starting with Rachel Zegler.

The 1937 animated movie actually does not include this tidbit at all. The magic mirror just kind of describes a girl with those attributes to the Evil Queen who, thanks to the power of context clues,

The 2025 "Snow White" live-action remake has been criticized for a range of reasons, from its casting to comments its actors have made.

Not since Kenneth Branagh's "Cinderella" has a Disney "reimagining" worked so well. A winning score and charming romantic leads make up for the film's few shortcomings.

A review of 'Snow White' in which Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot bring new relevance to Disney's classic animated tale with a brand new live action take.