Rachel Zegler said her Snow White won't be 'saved by a prince.' Some Disney fans didn't want to hear it

In 1937, Walt Disney’s Snow White sang “Someday, my prince will come.” Rachel Zegler, the actor set to play the role in a live-action remake, noted that her version wouldn’t be waiting for a prince. Her comments touched off a storm of controversy online and show the difficulties Disney faces in remaking classic films for modern audiences while also trying to stay true to its past.

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