


Controversy Surrounds Disney's 'Snow White' Amid Backlash and Box Office Struggles
Bill Maher and Maureen Dowd criticize Disney's 'Snow White' for being unprogressive, as the film faces criticism and poor box office performance.
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Overview
Bill Maher and columnist Maureen Dowd discussed Disney's new 'Snow White' film on a podcast, critiquing its portrayal of dwarfs and its handling of actress Rachel Zegler's comments. Following backlash against Zegler's remarks related to Israel, the film has underperformed at the box office, raising concerns about its projected financial success. Critics, including Jonah Platt, have pointed fingers at Zegler for negatively affecting the film's reception, highlighting the tension between personal beliefs and professional responsibilities in Hollywood. With a budget of $250 million, 'Snow White' appears on track to be a box office disappointment.
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