Rachel Zegler acknowledged the backlash against her years-old comments about Disney’s Snow White live-action remake, attributing the kerfuffle to fan passion for the princess.

Clifton's Rachel Zegler presented the Oscar for best Visual Effects on Sunday night alongside Gal Gadot ahead of their upcoming film "Snow White."

With three weeks left before opening, there’s still plenty of time for Snow White’s projections to improve. We’ll certainly see an increase in marketing leading to release weekend and that may get enough people excited that the movie will become the hit it basically needs to be.

Rachel Zegler is addressing the multi-pronged backlash she faced regarding Disney's live action reimagining of Snow White, due in theaters March 21.

Disney's Snow White live-action remake - starring Rachel Zegler as the iconic princess - is tracking to open to $53 million at the North American box office, according to a leading Hollywood research firm.

Rachel Zegler opened up about how she interprets the backlash directed toward her upcoming live-action 'Snow White' movie

Rachel Zegler revealed what she believes is behind the Snow White live-action remake controversy and teased what to expect from Disney's new version.

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.

The box office projections for the domestic debut of Disney's 2025 live-action remake of Snow White starring Rachel Zegler continue to slip.