Everything we already know about the live-action Snow White

Released in 1937, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” revolutionized cinema by being the first full-color animated feature film. The film, which is based on the fairy tale of Brothers Grimmwas produced by the walt disney, and is still one of the main animations of the studio. It is worth remembering that Branca de Neve, the protagonist of the feature, still stands out among the 12 official princesses of the brand.

Animation, which is of great importance both for the history of cinema and for the Walt Disney Company, could not be left out of the batch of live-actions that the Mickey Mouse studio has been producing in recent years. The production is scheduled to launch in March 2024, and has already had some details revealed — and Recreio brought you all of them. Check out!

1. Cast

One of the first pieces of information that the public had about the production was that Rachel Zegler, from “Amor, Sublime Amor”, will be responsible for bringing the protagonist to life. Another character that already has her interpreter confirmed is the Evil Queen. The villain of the story will be played by Gal Gadotwho became known worldwide for living Wonder Woman in DC movies.

In fact, the actresses attended the D23 Expo last year, an event aimed at Disney fans, to talk about the film, and even show an unprecedented and exclusive excerpt for those present at the time.

The cast also has other big names, such as Andrew Burnap, Gabriela Garcia It is Joshmaine Joseph. The production will be directed by marc webb (“The Amazing Spider-Man”) and Greta Gerwig (Little Women) wrote the script.

2. Replacement of the Seven Dwarfs

One of the revealed details that most moved fans of the studio is the replacement of the dwarfs. At first, many thought that the seven dwarfs would no longer be present in the story, however, it has been clarified. after which they will be replaced by other magical creatures.

The decision came shortly after the actor Peter Dinklage, from “Games Of Thrones”, take a stand against the animation remake during an interview with the WTF Podcast. According to the star, the story would reinforce the stereotype of dwarfism. He said:

They are proud that they cast a Latina woman as Snow White, but they are still telling the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Take a step back and see what you’re doing there. It doesn’t make sense to me. You make progress one way, but you’re still doing a retrograde story about seven dwarfs living in a cave together,” she pointed out.

3. Changes in the story

Still at the D23 Expo, Zeigler revealed that there will be some changes to the story as we know it. One of them is the fact that Snow White’s personality will change, becoming a more empowered princess and that she will find her own voice, without having to depend on any prince. She also revealed that the protagonist will be a true leader.

In addition to no longer being dependent on the prince, Snow White will not have him as her love interest. The princess will fall in love with Jonathan, a character who resembles Robin Hood and who will be played by Andrew Burnap.

4. Musical

Like the animation, the live-action will also be musical. In addition to the classics “Someday My Prince Will Come” (in free translation, Um Dia Meu Príncipe Virá) and “Heigh Ho” (translated in Brazil to “Eu Vou”), the production will feature new songs. Benj Pasek It is justin paulwho were responsible for the songs for “La La Land: Cantando Estações” and “O Rei do Show”, are producing the soundtrack for the feature.

Remember the classic songs from “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”: