Rachel Zegler, the star of Disney's upcoming 'Snow White' remake, has sparked controversy by wading into the Israel-Palestine conflict on social media, declaring 'free Palestine' shortly after promoting the film's trailer. This comment has drawn criticism from some Israeli publications, suggesting it may have insulted co-star Gal Gadot, though no personal tension is reported between the two actresses. Zegler, who has previously expressed disdain for the original 1937 film, calling its storyline 'weird' and the prince character a 'stalker', aimed to ensure that the new version is more progressive, emphasizing consensual romance. The $330 million movie, directed by Marc Webb, was set for a March 2024 release, but faced delays due to backlash against Zegler's remarks, prompting Disney executives to hold crisis talks. In response to the controversy, Disney has also replaced a previously diverse cast of dwarfs with CGI alternatives to align more closely with the original film's depiction. Amidst these challenges, Zegler's continued outspoken views have raised concerns about potential boycotts of the film.