Snow White” star Rachel Zegler says the backlash against Disney’s latest live-action remake is due to “passion” for the original film. While Disney’s live-action re-releases have seen better days since 2019’s “The Lion King,

Rachel Zegler has recently broken her silence on Snow White criticism.In a new interview with Vogue Mexico, the West Side Story star addressed her comments about the Disney’s

And feature Rachel Zegler’s Snow White crooning “Whistle While You Work” as well as the new original song “Waiting on a Wish.” Watch them in full below.

Rachel Zegler is addressing the multi-pronged backlash she faced regarding Disney’s live action reimagining of Snow White, due in theaters March 21. In a cover story with Vogue Mexico, the West Side Story starlet reflected on her previous statements surrounding the film adaptation and called audiences’ negative sentiments around it a reflection of their “passion”

Rachel Zegler addresses criticism regarding her casting in the live-action Snow White movie, interpreting backlash as a sign of people's passion for the iconic character, and discusses representation and the film's balance between classic and modern.

Snow White's latest trailer has attracted the viewers' ire for the shoddy CGI/AI generated dwarves; fans believe that the film is doomed now.

Disney’s upcoming live-action ‘Snow White’ will feature Rachel Zegler as Snow White, Andrew Burnap, and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen. Several Broadway

Rachel Zegler has renewed perspective on the conservative backlash against her upcoming Snow White remake. "I interpret people’s feelings about this film as passion for it, and what an honor to be able to be a part of something that people are so passionate about,

Rachel Zegler, the star of Disney’s upcoming live-action Snow White, has responded to the controversy surrounding the film, attributing the backlash to audiences’ deep love for the 1937 animated classic.