The live-action remake of "Snow White" will make its streaming debut next week, Disney announced Wednesday, June 4. The adaptation starring Rachel Zegler as the titular princess hit theaters on ...

Before Snow White, Disney could include a trailer that shows Stitch interrupting a moment in the movie. An ideal scene is when the dwarfs discover Snow White sleeping in the bed and react shocked.

Walt Disney has released the first image of Rachel Zegler as the Disney princess in the live-action "Snow White," and delayed the film to March 2025.

After the success of a slew of live-action remakes, a musical retelling of 1937's "Snow White" may have seemed like a slam dunk for Disney. Instead, a reboot which The Hollywood Reporter said cost ...

Disney's Snow White, starring Broadway alums Rachel Zegler and Andrew Burnap, will be available to stream on Disney+ beginning on Wednesday, June 11. The movie previously made its digital debut on ...

No. Snow White is too big of a movie to be available to stream immediately. It’s arriving at the box office at an opportune time. Last weekend’s top movie, Novocaine, made a measly $8 million ...

Disney’s Snow White won’t hit theaters until March 21, but for the team at the Mouse House, that date can’t come soon enough. The female-skewing live-action event pic, which remakes Walt Disney’s ...

I guess I’m not loud enough,” the “X-Men: Days of Future Past” star added. A scene from the 1937 animated film, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.” ©Walt Disney Co./Courtesy Evere ...

Disney has responded to remarks made yesterday by award-winning actor Peter Dinklage that called the studio's plans for a live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs "f*cking backwards.

Rachel Zegler in 'Snow White.' Courtesy of Disney Disney’s Snow White won’t hit theaters until March 21, but for the team at the Mouse House, that date can’t come soon enough.

Now the film is underperforming at the box office. After the success of a slew of live-action remakes, a musical retelling of 1937's "Snow White" may have seemed like a slam dunk for Disney.