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the disastrous box office performance of “Snow White,” according to multiple reports published on Thursday. The Hollywood Reporter was the first to break the news.

Sean Lennon has clarified his comments regarding Snow White star Rachel Zegler.Lennon, the son of Yoko Ono and late Beatles icon John Lennon, recently took to X/Twitter to say he “agree[d] the vilification” of Zegler had gone “too far”.However, the musician added: “But she also acts like a spoiled, ungrateful and disconnected brat. So it’s no surprise.” The post has since been deleted.This came after Zegler’s political opinions put her at odds with Disney, which reportedly hired a “social media guru” to vet her posts during the press tour for the new live-action remake of Snow White.Following last year’s Presidential election, the actor wrote “Fuck Donald Trump” and “May Trump supporters … and Trump himself never know peace” online.

Disney’s Snow White remake continued, as website IMDb (Internet Movie Database) has listed it as one of the worst movies ever, according to user ratings.On the site, registered users are allowed to score individual films out of 10, with the scores leading to a weighted average. Currently, Snow White sits at a lowly 1.6 out of ten rating.According to the breakdown, 90 per cent of those voting, over 180,000, gave it a one out of 10 rating.

“Snow White” star Gal Gadot because of her outspoken support for Israel, according to a bombshell new report. The 39-year-old Israeli actress, who served in the Israel Defense Forces, received an influx of death threats when her “Snow White” co-star Rachel Zegler, 23, shared a pro-Palestinian message on social media, per Variety.In an August 2024 thread on X thanking fans for their support of the unveiled first trailer for the live-action remake of Disney’s 1937 animated classic, she added, “and always remember, free palestine.” Zegler’s remarks “made the rounds” at Disney, as Variety put it, reportedly leaving many at the House of Mouse shocked that Zegler would infuse a political statement into her promotion of the $270 million film.Concern reached such a fever pitch that an executive at Disney allegedly contacted Zegler’s team to convey their distress, while “Snow White” producer Marc Platt reportedly went to New York to speak with the “West Side Story” actress in person.Death threats against Gadot “spiked” after Zegler’s “free palestine” post, according to Variety, leaving Disney no choice but to pick up the bill for additional security to protect the “Wonder Woman” star.“She didn’t understand the repercussions of her actions as far as what that meant for the film, for Gal, for anyone,” one insider told the outlet of Zegler.The Post reached out to Gadot’s rep for comment.The young actress again found herself in hot water over a social media post following Donald Trump’s election victory in November.

have exploded in recent weeks. However, a new report claims outspoken star Rachel Zegler’s social media posts have roiled the House of Mouse internally for months.After Zegler fired off a series of missives that disparaged President Donald Trump, the studio went so far as to hire a “social media guru” to closely scrutinize her online activity, according to Variety.In November 2024 — three months after the 23-year-old actress was criticized for commenting “and always remember, free palestine [sic]” on a trailer for her PG-rated family movie — she piled on, posting “F–k Donald Trump” and “May Trump supporters and Trump voters and Trump himself never know peace.”Disney did not want to alienate the 49.8% of Americans who voted for Trump that month from seeing its $270 million movie, so it reportedly enlisted an overseer for Zegler.“After a back and forth, she began working with a social media guru paid for by Disney to vet any posts before the film’s March 21 bow,” the report said.The worried studio also implored the “West Side Story” star to take down her Palestine post.

a bombshell report on Tuesday with alleged inside information on the behind-the-scenes beef between “Snow White” stars Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot.Sources claimed that the actresses didn’t have “bad blood” and “got along well” when they filmed the controversial Disney flick — but “things got awkward” for the pair before the movie’s March 21 release.While Zegler, 23, and Gadot, 39, seemingly clashed because of their opposing views on the war in Gaza, they reportedly fell out over a social media comment made by Zegler earlier this month.According to Variety, Zegler called Gadot “a professional pageant queen” in an Instagram reply after they presented an award together at the Oscars on March 2.Sources said that the remark is “considered a dismissive way to describe a fellow actress.”In the lead-up to the film’s release, Disney decided to have Zegler and Gadot mostly do press separately. That decision, according to Variety’s sources, “fueled the perception of a feud” between the two.Zegler and Gadot were reportedly “mostly kept apart” at the scaled-back “Snow White” premiere at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on March 15.For the screening that immediately followed the premiere, Zegler allegedly sat two rows ahead of Gadot and her family, per Variety.The outlet said that by the time of the premiere, “Disney had given up hope that the film could overcome the backlash” that was overshadowing the film.Additionally, there was tension between the actresses after Zegler wrote “Free Palestine” on X around the time the first trailer for “Snow White” was released online in August 2024.

Tatiana Siegel On Aug. 12, 2024, three days after Rachel Zegler hit the stage at Disney’s D23 fan event to introduce the first official trailer of “Snow White,” she thanked supporters effusively in an X post for driving the teaser to 120 million views in 24 hours. One minute later, she added an afterthought in the same thread: “and always remember, free palestine.” That addendum, which amassed 8.8 million views, nearly four times the number for the the initial post, quickly made the rounds, with many inside the studio expressing shock that the “Snow White” star would commingle the promotion of its $270 million tentpole with any kind of political statement.

Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot’s “Snow White” is projected to rake in just about $45 million this weekend, putting it on track to be one of Disney’s sleepiest opening weekends yet.As of Friday mid-day, the beleaguered live-action remake of the 1937 classic reaped $15.5 million across 4,200 North American theaters, including $3.5 million from Thursday night’s previews, Deadline reported.Matinees and Sunday evening showings could give the movie a much-needed boost, however, but Deadline projects the film’s domestic box office numbers will fall somewhere in the mid-$40 million range — putting it in competition with the washout “Dumbo” remake from 2019.That Tim Burton clunker brought made $46 million on opening weekend, but cost significantly less to make: $170 million compared to $270 million.“Snow White” still has time to save itself from becoming one of Disney’s worst performing opening weekend remakes, however: “Mufasa: The Lion King” only earned $35.4 million in December.“Snow White’s” lackluster ticket sales fall well below initial expectations for the film.

Rachel Zegler making a statement after all?That’s what fans seem to think after she left her “Snow White” co-star, Gal Gadot, out of her Instagram carousel on Friday.In honor of the live-action Disney remake hitting theaters, Zegler, 23, shared a slew of photos from her time on the set. However, the tribute didn’t mention the “Wonder Woman” actress, 39, who plays the Evil Queen, nor did she appear in any of the posted shots.“This movie was a life-changing experience that has held about four years of my career.

told Variety in an interview before her Walk of Fame Ceremony on Tuesday, which was disrupted by anti-Israeli protesters.The actress immediately showed her support on social media after the attack. “I stand with Israel, you should too,” she shared via Instagram on Oct.

rifle through its back catalog instead.This time, the House of Mouse has gone all the way back — to its first full-length feature film, 1937’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.” The result? Heigh-ho-hum. The timeless classic, a groundbreaking achievement for animation, has been turned into another pointless and awkward live-action automaton that vanishes from your mind the second it’s over.Modernizing the lovably retro “Snow White” was a dopey idea to begin with, and, while the execution isn’t horrible, the formulaic update is sleepy.

Gal Gadot has opened up about the backlash to her pro-Israel comments over the past few years.Ahead of the ceremony to receive her star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame, Gadot spoke to Variety about her journey to getting the acting accolade, as well as her personal background and history of sharing her political views publicly.Gadot is Israeli, and served as part of the Israeli Defence Force in the ‘00s. She has been an outspoken supporter of Israel during the Hamas war and conflict with Palestine, and was among 700 Hollywood stars who signed an open letter supporting Israel in the days after the initial Hamas attack.Sharing these views has led to Gadot facing criticism online, but the actor stands by her previous statements.

Gal Gadot receive her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.Tuesday’s ceremony was disrupted by pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel protesters. The pro-Palestinian protesters held up signs that read, “Heros Fight Like Palestinians,” “Viva Viva Palestina,” and “No Other Land Won Oscar.”The crowd continued to shout, “Up up with liberation, down down with occupation,” and “Not another nickel, not another dime, no more money for Israel’s crime” before Gadot was even at the podium.Police were at the scene and broke up a fight between the demonstrators after a pro-Palestinian stole an Israeli flag from a pro-Israeli protester. Law enforcement was also seen handcuffing a group of protesters, per TMZ.The Post reached out to the LAPD and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce for comment but did not immediately hear back.Roma Ealaicos, who was across the street from the tented-off area, told Variety, “There’s no reason we should be celebrating an Israeli,” referring to Gadot, 39.Meanwhile, content creator Dana Nikri held an Israeli flag, telling the outlet that her friends had gone to the Nova Music Festival on Oct.

“Snow White” live-action film ahead of its release on March 21.The “Wonder Woman” star, 39, appeared in good spirits as she joined a group of Disney’s classic villains for a photo op at the so-called “happiest place on Earth.”On Sunday, Gadot — who stars as the Evil Queen in film, which is a remake of the 1937 classic — united with Maleficent, Hades, and Jafar characters, as well as Mickey and Minnie Mouse, for a group photo.The actress rocked a sleeveless pleather burgundy dress for the occasion, and accessorized with a pair of drop earrings.The “Red Notice” actress also met with a group of little kids dressed up in costume as mini Evil Queens.Her co-star and lead actress, Rachel Zegler, was not in attendance.Gadot’s low-key outing comes amid ongoing rumors of “tension” between her and Zegler, who plays the titular role.The night prior to her Anaheim outing, Gadot attended the film’s premiere at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles.The premiere, which was significantly scaled back by Disney given the controversy around the film, was limited to photographers and an in-house crew.Both Gadot and Zegler attended the event, however, they did not do a Q&A or any press interviews.Additionally, Disney decided to sensationally pull the plug on the UK premiere of the film altogether.It comes as the co-stars were rumored to be quietly feuding, with sources telling People that they have “nothing in common” — citing their “huge age gap” and “very different political views.”“Gal is annoyed by the movie drama,” one insider told the outlet. “She enjoyed filming.

controversial film posed for pictures together at the El Capitan Theatre despite their alleged feud.Zegler, 23, wore a rose-colored lace dress with a corseted bodice and a floor-length skirt, while Gadot, 39, had on a sheer black lace dress with a ruffled miniskirt and a floor-length skirt.The actresses channeled their respective roles as Snow White and the Evil Queen with their fashion choices.Their cast members Martin Klebba, Jason Kravits, George Salazar, Andy Grotelueschen, Emilia Faucher, Lorena Andrea, Dujonna Gift, and Idris Kargbo also attended the premiere. Director Marc Webb, screenwriter Erin Cressida Wilson, producers Marc Platt and Jared LeBoff, songwriters Justin Paul and Benj Pasek, composer Jeff Morrow and cinematographer Mandy Walker were at the event, as well.Zegler and Gadot were in multiple photos together on the red carpet for the pre-party celebration, which was followed by a screening of the film.Disney hosted a smaller-than-usual group of photographers and reporters to cover the premiere, a change that was previously confirmed by Variety.The only interviews that Zegler and Gadot did were with people employed by Disney, like Jodi Benson, who voiced Ariel in the 1989 animated classic “The Little Mermaid.”Four days before the LA premiere, Zegler and Webb, 50, promoted “Snow White” at an event in Segovia, Spain which Gadot did not attend.

Katcy Stephan When Rachel Zegler stepped onto the red carpet at the world premiere of Disney’s “Snow White” on Saturday afternoon in Hollywood, the newest Disney princess was greeted by a smaller-than-usual assembly of photographers to capture her light pink ballgown and dazzling diamonds. Zegler’s co-star Gal Gadot, who plays the Evil Queen, soon followed, also smiling dutifully for the cameras assembled in the center of the tented venue outside the El Capitan Theatre that hosted the pre-party celebration ahead of the 3:30 p.m.

People on Friday, saying the stars live completely different lives. Zegler, 23, is a young up-and-comer, while Gadot, 39, is a mom-of-four who has been married to husband Jason Varsano since 2008 “On top of that, their political views differ, adding to the tension,” the insider added. Both Zegler and Gadot have also been outspoken about the ongoing war in Israel-Palestine war — each sharing different perspectives.

would be scaled back amid the controversies surrounding the film, including its portrayal of the titular character’s beloved dwarfs.Led by embattled stars Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, “Snow White” has been criticized for using CGI to animate the dwarfs instead of casting little people in the roles.“When it comes to the animated part of it, I guess you could have left it with just doing the animals animated,” Klebba exclusively told The Post. “And you could have tried to maybe find seven little people. But you’ve also got to find seven little people who could act and have good chemistry together,” he said.“I don’t know other than Mr.

the controversial movie.Lead star Rachel Zegler and director Marc Webb attended the event, held at a remote medieval castle called Alcázar of Segovia, which was the inspiration for the castle in the original 1937 “Snow White” film.Disney said that press, content creators, children and their families from Spanish CSR Organizations, and families from Segovia were also at the event.Gal Gadot, who plays the Evil Queen, was not in attendance.The Post has reached out to Gadot’s rep for comment.In front of the castle, Zegler, 23, performed “Waiting on a Wish,” the first single from the film’s original soundtrack.The actress channeled her Disney character by wearing a white sleeveless dress with a floral print and a flowing train.Due to multiple controversies, Disney has opted not to have over-the-top premieres to promote the fantasy film, out March 21.Variety reported this week that the March 15 premiere at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles will be a quiet, laid-back pre-party and screening limited to photographers and an in-house crew.Zegler and Galdot, 39, are both expected to be at the event, but they won’t be answering questions from dozens of media outlets.Webb’s “Snow White” movie has been facing yearslong scrutiny.

scaled back by Disney. But he doesn’t blame the company.The decision, first reported by Variety on Tuesday, was reportedly made due to the controversies surrounding its stars — Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot — as well as its treatment of the “seven dwarves,” including the use of CGI to create the characters rather than live actors.“I was a little disappointed,” Klebba, told The Post.

the yearslong scrutiny.When asked by a TMZ reporter on Tuesday if people should watch “Snow White,” the actress, who plays the Evil Queen, responded, “Of course — it’s a great movie.”Because of the chatter over the film, out March 21, Disney has reportedly opted for a low-key premiere instead of the usual media-packed red carpet.The event on March 15 will now be limited to photographers and an in-house crew, according to Variety.The project caused quite a stir from the start, as it was leaked that Disney was getting rid of the dwarf characters. The film giant responded by stating they were taking a “different approach” to “avoid reinforcing stereotypes” from the 1937 film.Fans shared their grievances online, calling the company too “politically correct” and “woke,” along with sharing their issue that Zegler, 23, a Latina actress, was cast as the lead.“Game of Thrones” actor Peter Dinklage, who has dwarfism, also voiced his concerns.