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First Look at ‘Snow White’ Revealed, Moves to 2025

In a not-so-shocking move, Disney on Friday announced it is delaying the release of its live-action Snow White movie starring Rachel Zegler by a year from March 22, 2024, to March 21, 2025.

The move was made amid the ongoing actors’ strike. The film was undergoing reshoots this Summer and was halted as soon as the SAG-AFTRA strike began. Disney is expected to continue reshoots and post-production once the strike has finally ended, when that is? that remains to be seen.

The studio has also released a brand new first look at the film, which you can see below:

Snow White

Directed by Marc Webb, the film will expand upon the 1937 film’s story and music and will feature new songs by songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (La La Land and The Greatest Showman). An interesting addition is Gal Gadot’s Evil Queen will sing and dance, a departure from the 1937 animated classic. Another new addition is the appearance of a younger Snow White, meaning we will get some flashback sequences or an origin for the character. Also set to star is Andrew Burnap, who is playing the new character Jonathan, and Martin Klebba, who has been in all the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, plays Grumpy.

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  1. Marcus

    October 27, 2023 at 6:03 pm

    If this is what the Dwarfs will actually look like; I’m good.

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