Rachel Zegler responds to ‘Snow White’ criticism
Rachel Zegler performed off a hater questioning her casting in Disney’s Snow White, over their very own feedback.
As Disney’s live-action Snow White gears up for its March 21 launch, the 23-year-old actress responded to a less-than-enthusiastic Instagram touch upon a reel showcasing her singing throughout a promotional cease in Spain.
One person dismissed the movie with a blunt “NO thanks” and questioned why Disney had hassle casting a “soprano” for the long-lasting function.
Zegler, by no means one to again down from a second of on-line clarification, hopped into the feedback with a swift rebuttal, “i am a soprano!” she wrote, punctuating her response with a coronary heart and a Snow White-inspired apple emoji.
She even provided some homework for the skeptic, including, “west side story is now streaming on disney+!”—a reference to Steven Spielberg’s 2021 adaptation through which she starred as Maria, a job that requires a soprano voice.
Rachel Zegler/Instagram
That efficiency not solely showcased her vocal vary but additionally earned her a Golden Globe Award.
Disney’s Snow White, directed by Marc Webb, will function new authentic songs by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, together with the just lately teased Ready on a Want, sung by Zegler.
The forged additionally consists of Gal Gadot because the Evil Queen and a star-studded lineup of voices and motion-capture performances bringing Snow White’s seven companions to life—Jeremy Swift as Doc, Martin Klebba as Grumpy, George Salazar as Glad, Andy Grotelueschen as Sleepy, Tituss Burgess as Bashful, Jason Kravits as Sneezy, and Andrew Barth Feldman as Dopey.
With the movie’s launch simply across the nook, Zegler has made it clear: she’s bought the voice, the credentials, and the Disney princess power to again all of it up.
