A Fairytale Reimagined: Disney’s Live-Action ‘Snow White‘ Arrives in 2025
Disney’s beloved princess is coming back to the big screen in a live-action retelling of “Snow White,” with a release planned for March 2025. Originally released in 1937, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” was Disney’s very first animated feature film and remained a cultural touchstone for over 80 years.

Poster for Disney’s live-action “Snow White”, set to release in March 2025.
Snow White is poised to capture audiences’ imaginations anew with its enchanting visuals. The first image released showcases the tense relationship between Snow White and the perilous queen.
The new live-action adaptation promises a darker and more complex story, hinting at the brewing conflict between Snow White and the queen. West Side Story star Rachel Zegler, bestowed with the prestigious Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy, brings depth to the iconic role.
Meanwhile, Gal Gadot, celebrated for her portrayal of Wonder Woman and work in the “Fast and the Furious” franchise, will bring an elegant yet formidable presence to the role of the Queen.
Playing a crucial role behind the scenes is Greta Gerwig, of “Barbie” and “Little Women” fame. Her expertise in storytelling is expected to add depth and nuance to the film’s narrative and character development.
Completing the creative team are renowned composer duo Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, known for their work on musicals like “The Greatest Showman” and “Dear Evan Hansen”, guaranteeing a musical score that enhances the film’s emotional impact.

A still from Disney’s live-action ‘Snow White.
This meeting of extraordinary talents promises a reimagining that focuses on the classic tale’s central themes of bravery, ambition, and above all, the enduring strength of hope. As audiences eagerly await the release. “Snow White” promises a captivating cinematic experience for a new generation.

A Still from Disney’s live-action “Snow White”
What are some of the key differences between Disney’s animated “Snow White” and the upcoming live-action adaptation?
## A Fairytale Reimagined: Disney’s Live-Action ‘Snow White’ Arrives in 2025
**Host:** Welcome back to the show, folks. We’re excited to discuss the upcoming live-action adaptation of Disney’s classic “Snow White,” hitting theaters in March 2025. Joining us today is film critic and pop culture expert, Alex Summers. Alex, thanks for being here.
**Alex:** It’s a pleasure to be here! I’m really intrigued by this reimagining of “Snow White.”
**Host:**
Disney’s original animated film holds a special place in cinematic history. What can audiences expect from this new live-action take?
**Alex:** Disney has been revitalizing its classics with live-action adaptations, and they’ve certainly chosen an iconic one with “Snow White.” If the early promotional material is anything to go by – take that first image released showcasing the tense dynamic between Snow White and the Evil Queen – this won’t be a fluffy, sugar-coated fairytale.
**Host:**
It sounds like this adaptation promises a darker, more complex story.
**Alex:** Definitely. That impression is strengthened by the casting. We have Rachel Zegler, known for her powerful performance in ”West Side Story”, taking on the role of Snow White. [1] This clearly points towards a more nuanced portrayal of the character, perhaps someone with more agency and depth than we saw in the 1937 film.
**Host:** What about the Evil Queen? Who’s stepping into those iconic shoes?
**Alex:** The magnificent Gal Gadot, known for her compelling portrayal of Wonder Woman, will be bringing the Evil Queen to life.
**Host:**
Wow, that’s quite a pairing! It seems like Disney
is going all out.
**Alex:**
Absolutely! I think there’s a lot of anticipation surrounding this film. The original set a high bar, but audiences are always eager to see how classic stories can be reinterpreted for a modern audience.
**Host:**
Well said, Alex. We certainly can’t wait to see how this one unfolds on the big screen. Thank you so much for your insights!
**Alex:**
My pleasure!