The prince character in the new “Snow White” is far different than the 1937 animated figure who Rachel Zegler called a stalker in her criticism of the original film. Played by Andrew Burnap ...

Instead of selling the magic of Snow White, she seemingly trashed the original film every chance she got, dismissing Prince Charming as a creep and declaring that Snow White no longer needed to be ...

Then, die-hard fans got up in arms about Zegler’s comments that the story would be updated for modern times, putting less emphasis on Snow White’s dreams of Prince Charming. The royal love ...

In the new movie, Snow White isn't waiting for Prince Charming; she's dreaming of becoming a fair leader. The Evil Queen's death happens under completely different circumstances in the remake.

Zegler previously called the original movie “sexist” amid the plot revolving around Snow White and Prince Charming, stating that the new film will focus more on Snow White’s journey to be a ...

Rachel Zegler stars as Snow White in the live-action remake of Disney's first princess movie. (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection) ...

Chief among those impacted is the cynical, Robin Hood-like Jonathan: No flimsily written prince, he gives Snow White the opportunity to have a real romantic dynamic with the man destined to save her.

"I'm Wishing," a duet that Snow White sings with her own echo in a well, Prince Charming's love ballad "One Song," Snow White's "With a Smile and a Song" and the iconic "One Day My Prince Will ...

Disney's controversial Snow White movie remakes the classic in several ways, but the most dramatic change is that the movie doesn't have a prince ... is meant to be a "charming bandit" who ...

Snow White is singing her way to the box office ... a new love interest replacing Prince Charming and other slightly updated changes. Also opening this weekend is Warner Bros.