Looks like this premiere won’t be the fairest of them all. After suffering incredible backlash over the forth “Snow White,” Disney has decided to scale bac

The upcoming live-action remake of Disney’s “Snow White” has been plagued by controversy, leading the studio to take a low-key approach to the film’s premiere, according to industry experts. Movie critic Scott “Movie” Mantz discussed the issues surrounding the project,

Disney's live-action remake of Snow White is set to be released in UK cinemas next week, marking the latest efforts by the film studio to revive a beloved old classic. But the film, which stars Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot,

The Walt Disney Co. is opting for a subdued Hollywood premiere of its upcoming “Snow White” remake after weathering criticism over the live-action film’s casting.

Walt Disney Studios/Courtesy Everett Collection After the success of 2023's The Little Mermaid, Disney's next live-action project is a remake of Snow White — but not everyone is excited about the new movie.

Disney banned the press from attending the March 15 Hollywood premiere of “Snow White” after facing backlash over the film. Coverage of the event is restricted to photographers and a house crew — a dramatic difference from the traditionally robust media pit,

Disney scales back "Snow White" premiere. This, as multiple controversies surrounding the film grow. The Hollywood premiere is March 15 – but the studio won't be rolling out a red carpet like it usually does.

Whatever happens with Snow White, it seems that Gadot, who survived the health crisis and has spoken out about the importance of women taking care of themselves, can handle it.