heigh-ho, no!
Galgadot made a solo appearance at Disneyland in Anaheim, California on Sunday to promote the live-action “Snow White” film before it was released on March 21st.
The “Wonder Woman” star, 39, has appeared cheerfully, joining a group of Disney's classic villains for a photo shoot in what is called “the happiest place on earth.”
On Sunday, Gadot – Maleficent, Hades and Jafar characters, as well as Mickey and Minnie Mouse, starring as the evil Queen of the film, a remake of the 1937 classic.
The actress took the opportunity to rock a sleeveless Plaza Burgundy dress and accessorized it with a pair of drop earrings.
The “Red Notice” actress also met a group of small children dressed in costume as a mini evil queen.
Her co-star and chief actress, Rachel Zegler, was not present.
Gadot's modest outing plays an honorable role amidst the ongoing rumors of “tension” between her and Zegler.
On the eve of her Anaheim outing, Gadot attended the film's premiere at the El Pitan Theatre in Los Angeles.
The premiere, which was significantly reduced by Disney in light of the film's controversy, was limited to photographers and in-house crews.
Both Gadot and Zegler participated in the event, but did not hold Q&A or press conferences.
Additionally, Disney decided to pull out the plug for the film's UK premiere for the film.
It was rumored that their co-stars were quietly rebutting, so sources told people to tell them. “There's nothing in common.” – Quoting their “giant age gap” and “very different political views.”
“Gals are troubled by the film drama,” an insider told the outlet. “She enjoyed the filming. She was fine with Rachel, but they're not friends. … They worked together, that's it.”
Israeli-born Gadot has spoken out about her support for Israel following the Hamas terrorist attacks on October 7, 2023.
However, Zegler had taken an opposition to the war, but instead became a free collaborator of the Palestinian movement amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Last August, the actress from “West Side Story” celebrated the release of the “Snow White” trailer by writing x“And always remember, free Palestine.”
Elsewhere, the film itself has been subject to much scrutiny after director Mark Webb decided to replace the seven dwarfs of the fairy tale with CGI to “avoid the reinforcement of stereotypes” of the original film.
The decision sparked massive outrage from critics and fans of the 1937 classic, with many accusing the company of being “political correct” and “awakening.”
The rage was reflected in “Game of Thrones” actor Peter Dinklege.
“There's literally no attack on anyone, but I was a little surprised. [when] They were very proud to cast the Latina actress as Snow White, but you're still telling the story of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” the actor, 55, said. Marc Maron's “WTF” podcast 2022.
He added: F – What is K doing? Did you do nothing to advance the cause from the soapbox? I don't think I'm loud enough. ”
The film was further scrutinized when it was announced that Latina actress Zegler had been cast as the lead.
Zegler later called the original animation “Snow White” “very dated” and faced further backlash after declaring that the remake would not emphasize her character as a suffering maiden.
The film faced mass boycott after Zegler erupted social media rants against those who voted for Donald Trump in the 2024 election.
David Hale Hand, the late father, Disney animator, David Hand, was the director of the 1937 director of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
“The original was the way it should have been. From what I read, [the new film] There is no remorse in the original story. said Hand, 93. “They took it and moved to politics, though they woke up.”
