See, in earlier versions of Snow White, an evil queen asks a magic mirror ... not-quite-lifelike versions of the characters in the 1937 cartoon; their creepy figures plumb the depths of the ...

Indifferent to her stepdaughter, the Queen turns Snow White (Rachel Zegler) into a castle slave, thereby denying the princess the right to care for her people, who are soon robbed, starved and ...

Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot's differing political views overshadowed the live action remake, which is streaming on Disney+ ...

The formerly lovely village was Technicolor when Snow’s beloved parents were alive, but ever since the mean queen rolled in, it’s grayscale — like “Pleasantville.” Snow White must come ...

and that’s still the obvious inspiration for the new film with Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot (playing Snow White and the Evil Queen, respectively). But unlike movies featuring talking animals or ...

In the cartoon version ... This might have been the goal of the Evil Queen, looking to make Snow White feel less in control of her own life, weaker, and shamed for it. (Notably, some parents ...

They must have been under a contract to keep the key elements of the cartoon ... Gadot’s Evil Queen who we always know doesn’t stand a chance of getting in the way of Snow White’s dreams ...

The “West Side Story” star has walked right out of the classic cartoon ... and a little more plot. Snow White (Zegler) is still a sad princess living with an Evil Queen (Gal Gadot), who ...

The film features Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen. Changes from the original ... Zegler said it's "weird" how the cartoon prince “stalks” Snow White.

Rather than the Evil Queen dying before Snow White is awoken with "true love's kiss," this movie has a whole final battle after that and a confrontation between the movie's lead and its villain.