Disney has released the official trailer for the upcoming live-action adaptation of Snow White, premiering March 20, 2025. The trailer features the brand-new musical number, "Waiting on a Wish", composed by Pasek & Paul (La La Land, The Greatest Showman), adding a fresh touch to this timeless fairytale.

A Reimagined Tale of Courage and Hope

Originally released in 1937, Snow White was Disney’s first feature-length animated film and the world’s first full-color animated movie. Now, the beloved story returns with stunning live-action visuals and a powerful new soundtrack.

🔹 Plot Overview
Once a land of kindness and light, Snow White’s kingdom has fallen into darkness under the rule of the Evil Queen. Possessing a heart as pure as fresh snow, Snow White longs to restore hope and bring happiness back to her people.

However, jealousy consumes the Evil Queen, who targets Snow White’s life for her beauty and purity. Forced to flee, she finds refuge in a mystical forest, where she meets seven dwarfs and woodland creatures. Alongside Jonathan, her fated companion, and her new allies, Snow White embarks on a journey to overcome despair and reclaim her destiny.

"Waiting on a Wish" – A Song of Transformation

🎶 The new song, "Waiting on a Wish", is a classical musical ballad expressing Snow White’s internal struggle—her longing for change but feeling powerless to act.

✨ Key Highlights from the Trailer:

Rachel Zegler (West Side Story), who won the Golden Globe for Best Actress, delivers a stunning vocal performance.
Iconic scenes recreated in live-action, including:
The Magic Mirror, which speaks only the truth.
The Seven Dwarfs, marching cheerfully with whistling tunes.
The Old Hag, offering the infamous poisoned apple.
As the trailer progresses, Snow White steps forward, declaring, "I won’t hide anymore," signaling her transformation from a fearful fugitive to a brave heroine ready to reclaim her fate.

Disney’s signature magic is beautifully woven into every frame, ensuring that even with new music and visuals, the heart of the classic tale remains unchanged.

Source : ORICON NEWS