Disney offers Snow White a new version
Having already revisited many of his classics in live action, including The Jungle Book, Beauty and the Beast OR The Little MermaidDisney will reveal it soon Snow White. We will then discover a new version of the story on the famous princess whose evil stepmother envies her beauty.
Erin Cressida Wilson and Greta Gerwig wrote the screenplay for this new version of Snow White. On the production side, Marc Webb directed the feature film. As for casting, Rachel Zegler he was cast as the opposite main protagonist Gal Gadotthe queen’s interpreter.
A new trailer for Marc Webb’s film
After the one presented last August, Disney has shared a new trailer Snow White. Particularly long, this especially allows us to do sohear Rachel Zegler’s voice again. Let’s remember that the young actress has already made us admire her singing talent in History of the West Side by Steven Spielberg.
New stills from the film also feature the heroine determined to fight against the tyrannical queen who rules the kingdom. Snow White leads the people in front of the castle of the character played by Gal Gadot, demanding that he restore their kingdom to them. We also get to see a glimpse of the witch and her famous apple at the end of the trailer.
Disney is preparing more versions of its live action films
Snow White will be shown in French cinemas from March 19, 2025. Before that, Disney fans will get to see another live-action film based on a classic. Mufasa will come out next December 18th in the rooms of France.
Just over two months after the release of Snow Whitethe big-eared company will also offer the live action film Lilo and Stitch. It will be released in France May 21, 2025. AND July 8, 2026it will be the time of the feature film Moana live action to get to the rooms.
Source: Cine Serie
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