Happily ever after, but hold the prince? Disney — and its actors — walk a tricky line with remakes

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In 1937, Walt Disney’s Snow White sang “Someday my prince will come.” Recently, the actor set to play the role in a modern remake noted that her version wouldn’t be waiting for a prince, touching off a storm of controversy online.

Rachel Zegler said she was excited to bring a “new modern edge to Snow White” in a September 2022 interview with Variety.

“We absolutely wrote a Snow White that is not gonna be saved by the prince,” said Zegler about the movie, which won’t be released until next year. Instead, she said, her Snow White would become the leader she’s always meant

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