TelaRant exclusively revealed a new image for Snow White. The film is scheduled to be released in just three months, on March 21, 2025. Snow White is one of Disney's latest live-action adaptations, telling the story of Disney's classic 1937 animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Also musical, this version of Snow White stars West Side History actress Rachel Zegler in the lead role. In addition to Zegler, Snow White features a main cast that includes Gal Gadot, Patrick Page, Andrew Burnap, Ansu Kabia, Colin Michael Carmichael and Lorena Andrea.
Now, TelaRant can exclusively reveal the latest image from Snow White. This image focuses on Gadot's Evil Queenthe villain of the princess movie. She wears a dark black outfit with a neckline adorned with alternating blue and green sequins. The geometric shapes of her cape match the tones of these ornaments, providing the color scheme of her outfit. She also wears a crown and looks at herself in an ostentatious mirror on the wall. Check out the image below:
How Snow White will be different from the original
Snow White changes some key elements
That Snow White picture souvenirs elements from the original 1937 Evil Queen. Her iconic magic mirror is presented and she looks to determine “the fairest of all.” The mirror's newer design is gothic and whimsical, adorned with details but without flashy ornament. It is somewhat similar to the animated 1930s version of the mirror, but is actually more colorless in comparison.
General, Snow White is moving away from its cinematic source material in several important ways. On the one hand, it is changing the title of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to simply Snow White. Although some updates need to be made for modern times, the Snow White trailer shows a mix of new and classic elements. The iconography of the Wicked Witch and her mirror harks back to the original Disney feature film with its striking design.
How Snow White Plans to Mix Practical and CGI Effects
Snow White will feature CGI animals
When Snow White Originally going to include the “magical creatures”, the actors were seen in costume, rather than the CGI figures they are now. Overall, Disney's live-action remake will feature a mix of constructed sets and highly computer-assisted worlds, including CGI animals, forestry elements, and more. This exclusive image appears to be at the practical end of the Snow Whiteset pieces, featuring physically constructed elements, although the mirror arguably needs to have a CGI element to create the face inside it.