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Disney Princess Rachel Zegler has officially been cast as Snow White in the live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs! Your thoughts?
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Plus how many Snow White movies do we really need now? lol
Well, that's just straight-up racist, cool.
The heroine, named Snow White and based on a princess from extremely well-known fairytale( so, most of people know about her looks and name origin), who has darker skin than significant amount of cast... That's weird.
Women without Snow White's iconic look playing "Snow White", Snow White archetype( a gorgeous woman who is hated by beautiful but jealous evil older woman) is completely fine but playing the character literally named Snow White( not nicknamed Snow White after vaguely similiar character), in the remake of Disney 1937 movie is a different thing... Snow White's appearance is really consitent in all retellings and adaptation.
I don't care if this woman is fully of European ancestry, even if she were European Spaniard from Andalusian village or Italian from Sicily, this doesn't change I wouldn't describe her as "pale", at least not if close to everyone else in the movie has darker skin than her( I highly this will be a thing).
Just because people call use term "white" in "everyone of European origin, even if South European origin", doesn't change that "white" in Snow White's name means a different thing.
At least Anderson's mermaid has no iconic facial features that are consistent in all adaptations and Ariel's name doesn't reflect any of her physical features that Halle Bailey doesn't have.
And yup, southern Europeans might be white but white folks are more than one culture. That about as racist as saying all black folks be Africans (Africa is a continent, not a country). So this chick might be white, but she is not white passing, and she is definitely not white-skinned as a southern European.
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