Remaking Disney’s first animated movie “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” was always going to be controversial, but Disney’s new live-action retelling of the 1937 film may just whistle its way to box office success.

Disney ‘s feature take of 1937 classic toon Snow White is finally hitting theaters after weathering a tormenting tabloid, blown out of proportion controversy. Domestic is looking to land between a $45M-$50M opening with another $55M abroad.

The live-action reimagining of the classic film has been attacked from the get-go, beginning when Rachel Zegler was cast as the iconic princess despite being of Colombian descent.

There’s always a lot to lose by modernizing a beloved classic, in this case the 1937 animated film, but this new take — starring Rachel Zegler as the title character and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen — has been shrouded in controversy for years.

It's been ten years since Disney released its live-action version of Cinderella, starring Lily James and Cate Blanchett. Directed by Kenneth Branagh, the movie was overall a critical and commercial hit,

Rachel Zegler told Jimmy Kimmel that her 'West Side Story' director, Steven Spielberg, gave her a 'glowing recommendation' to 'Snow White' director Marc Webb.

Rachel Zegler 's Snow White casting has caused a lot of discourse online, but thankfully, she has a support system surrounding her to help quiet the noise. Disney's live-action version of Snow White is set to hit theaters this Friday,

There's one aspect about Disney's OG princess Snow White that Rachel Zegler says she admires. "You see Disney Princesses cry quite often and it's never looked at as a bad thing. We see Cinderella cry,