The 2025 "Snow White" live-action remake has been criticized for a range of reasons, from its casting to comments its actors have made.

Disney's 'Snow White' remake hit theaters last week, unfortunately seeing backlash and controversy over its star. Can you stream the live-action yet?

The animated film Happily Ever After originated as a Snow White sequel. However, it was forced to change tactics after Disney took legal action.

Whether you like the new Snow White film or you hate it, it's hard to escape the debate around its lead actress, Rachel Zegler. The 23-year-old star has dominated conversation about the film, as people either blame her for its poor reviews or leap to her defence, saying she's being unfairly maligned.

This is a culmination of years of racist backlash. Like Halle Bailey before her, when Rachel was first cast in the role in June of 2021, she received a lot of criticism from people who took issue with a Disney princess being played by a woman of color.

Following the ethnicity-oriented criticism, Zegler set tongues wagging when she hit out at movie bosses who worked on the original 1937 cartoon. Interviewed on the red carpet of Disney's D23 Expo in 2022, she also took aim at the way the animated flick has aged.