Actress from Disney's 'Snow White' Faces Backlash for Criticizing Original Film in Recently Surfaced Video

Disney's New "Snow White" Actress Faces Criticism for Comments on Original Film

Disney's new "Snow White" actress, Rachel Zegler, has faced criticism on social media for her comments about the original film. In a resurfaced video, Zegler referred to the Prince in the film as a "stalker." She expressed her disapproval of the focus on the love story between Snow White and the Prince in the 1937 cartoon version. Zegler stated that the new adaptation of "Snow White" would not include this element. The comments made by Zegler have sparked a backlash, with Daily Wire host Matt Walsh and others criticizing her viewpoint.

Unique Approach to Love Story in "Snow White" Film

The actress in the movie, Andrew Burnap, has stated that the film has a unique approach to what people may assume is a love story. She clarifies that the movie is not primarily focused on the love story, despite the casting of a male actor. The actress believes that viewers may have their own assumptions about the film, but it is actually about something else entirely.

Unconventional Marketing Strategy for Disney's "Snow White" Movie

Actor Walsh, known for his role in X, recently posted a message on social media platform X. In the message, he commented on Disney's unique marketing strategy for the upcoming movie 'Snow White'. According to Walsh, the star of the film is spending a year before the movie's release publicly expressing her dislike for the character of Snow White. Disney is implementing an unconventional marketing strategy for their upcoming Snow White movie. The star of the film will spend a year prior to its release publicly expressing her dislike for the character of Snow White. The strategy aims to generate intrigue and anticipation among audiences.

Alternative Portrayal of Snow White in New Adaptation

Conservative radio host Dana Loesch made a joke about the story of Snow White, suggesting that the character is annoying and that Prince Charming would just let her continue napping instead of waking her up. The comment implies that the traditional story of Snow White may be portrayed differently in a new adaptation.

Criticism of Disney's Portrayal of Strong Female Characters

In a recent tweet, conservative commentator Dana Loesch criticized Disney for its portrayal of strong female characters. She shared an opinion from Red State editor Brandon Morse, who claimed that Disney's own actors were undermining the company's legacy. Another individual also expressed their dissatisfaction with the "strong female lead trope," suggesting that it was not just conservatives but a broader audience that was tired of this narrative approach. The tweet suggests that there is widespread dissatisfaction with the casting of Rachel Zegler as Snow White, indicating that this discontent extends beyond just conservatives. The tweet argues that the strong female lead trope is overdone and that girls are tired of it.

New Adaptation of Snow White Challenges Traditional Princess Archetype

In a resurfaced video, an actress is facing backlash for her comments about a remake of Snow White. She stated that the remake would not include elements such as Snow White being saved by the prince or the princess dreaming about true love. In a recent clip, actress Rachel Zegler revealed that her character in an upcoming film will not conform to the traditional princess archetype. Zegler stated that her character will not be saved by a prince nor will she dream about true love. Instead, she will dream about becoming a strong leader, inspired by her late father's advice to be fearless, fair, brave, and true.

Daily Wire Announces Plans for Kids Entertainment Content

The Daily Wire, a news site, has announced its plans to create kids entertainment content. This news comes after Matt Walsh, a conservative commentator, went viral for criticizing Disney's "Woke Snow White Remake" images, which were later confirmed to be real by Disney.