A special behind-the-scenes video has been unveiled for Disney’s upcoming live-action musical film, "Snow White," set for release on March 20. Directed by Marc Webb and starring Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, the film reimagines Disney's groundbreaking original—the world's first full-length animated color film released in 1937.

Classic Meets Modern: Honoring the Iconic Animated Film

Snow White, a young woman known for her pure, snow-like heart, dreams of restoring her kingdom to its former joyous and hopeful state. However, the kingdom has been overtaken by darkness, ruled by a wicked queen obsessed with power and external beauty. Threatened by Snow White’s genuine inner beauty, the jealous queen plots to eliminate her.

The newly released behind-the-scenes video beautifully transitions between footage of the classic 1937 animation and the upcoming live-action film, vividly illustrating the homage to the original animation and showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship of the latest production. The video also includes exclusive making-of clips featuring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, highlighting elaborate sets, detailed costumes, and evoking the signature Disney magic fans eagerly anticipate.

Insights from Cast and Crew

In exclusive interviews, director Marc Webb, along with the film’s cast and crew, share insights into their creative process and filming experiences.

Rachel Zegler, portraying Snow White, shared, "The animated film heavily inspired us. You can clearly see its influence in the costume and set designs." She emphasized how deeply the spirit of the original animation has been incorporated into this new rendition.

Gal Gadot, taking on the role of the Evil Queen, confessed, "I felt quite nervous on the first day of filming—after all, I was playing the iconic Evil Queen." She further revealed her collaborative work with the costume designers to create distinct looks that truly embody her character’s sinister allure.

Director Marc Webb passionately stated, "This is a special film. We approached it with great respect for the animated original."

Live-Action "Snow White" Special Behind-the-Scenes

Source : ORICON NEWS