Disney delivered their live-action Snow White remake in early 2025, and here's what to know about the controversial reimagining. In some ways, it is a bit surprising that Disney waited as long as ...

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

“Snow White” is the next Disney animated film set to get a live-action treatment, and details are slowly but surely starting to emerge. Starring “West Side Story” star Rachel Zegler and ...

After 88 years, Disney is finally adapting Snow White into a live-action film. While this should be exciting, the news has quickly turned grumpy thanks to its controversial casting choices.

Like in the 1939 film, Snow White meets her potential true love at the castle. But this time, they actually establish a camaraderie as partners in (literal) crime rather than just jumping right to ...

And it’s hard out here for “Snow White” the movie, too, the latest in the live-action remakes that Disney keeps insisting upon making for some reason. 'Snow White' ...

Disney also is developing a live-action version of Mulan for 2018, and has brought back Jon Favreau to helm a new take on The Lion King. A live-action Aladdin also is in the works, with Guy ...

In the live-action Snow White, however, the princess is born during a snow storm and her parents give her that name because of those special circumstances. This is not uncommon.

Snow White’s empathetic friendship with the apparently mute Dopey works like a charm, which compensates for the general comic unfunniness of the dwarfs chaos. The whole film is a 50/50 proposition.

The live-action 'Snow White' actors explained that Snow White isn't going to be saved by the Prince or by 'dreaming about true love.' Zegler and Gadot gave a red-carpet interview to Variety in ...

Disney Developing Live-Action ‘Snow White’ (Exclusive) 'The Girl on the Train' screenwriter Erin Cressida Wilson will pen the script for the project, which will feature new original songs.