Disney (and others) at the Box Office - Current State of Affairs

[TP2000]

In 2024, she was in a live action movie and voiced an animated movie. She's been on Broadway until this past February and is making the international rounds for promoting Snow White.

Those items were all in her past, circa 2019-2024.

Did you think she'd be filming a movie while on Broadway?

The question posed by someone else was "What is next for Rachel Zegler?", and that's what I found. There's nothing new announced for Rachel Zegler at this time, after Snow White.

Whatever points you thought you were going to make against Zegler just redounds as demerits to your credibility.

Not sure how that impacts any credibility of anything beyond just discussing, on a discussion forum no less, the rather interesting star of Disney's next mega-budget tentpole.

But more importantly, how many demerits do I have now? I can't find my demerits tab in my profile. And if you have the time Dean Wormer, can you tell me how many more demerits I can incur before I get put on Double Secret Probation?

 

[Disney Irish]

So we’re dueling assumptions then?…good thing we’re not throwing rocks, huh?

And which character was a bad facsimile of the Luke Skywalker character? Like obnoxiously so? That one isn’t hard

And this is the problem with you speaking in code or jokes or digs or whatever else that only you understand, people have to assume what you're talking about. If you have to explain it, then maybe its not as funny as it was in your head. Sometimes its better to just say outright want you mean so there are no misunderstanding or assumptions made.

And by your dig here I have to assume you're now talking about Ridley. Again she has been working steadily since SW, two movies last year and two movies this year as her recent stuff. So again your "assumption" that her career has been killed by Disney is again proven to be false. Just because she isn't tied to a major blockbuster franchise doesn't mean her career is dead.

 

[Disney Irish]

Those items were all in her past, circa 2019-2024.

No, her run on Broadway just finished last month, ie just a few weeks ago in 2025. And now she is on the press tour for Snow White. No time in there for filming a new movie.

The question posed by someone else was "What is next for Rachel Zegler?", and that's what I found. There's nothing new announced for Rachel Zegler at this time, after Snow White.

As for what's next, as indicated there is a few rumors, but I'm sure nothing will be announced until after Snow White is released. But once announced I'm sure it'll be posted all over this thread.

 

[Disney Irish]

That’s the point

What I say are opinions…I willingly own that

The counters are opinions presented as facts

We’re both the same…and since this thread has been going on for years…you can go back through it and see everyone wins some and lose some

That’s life.

And you’re not lost. It’s the “what do you mean?” Thing I mentioned about 4 days ago in this or another thread

Once is lost…every topic Is a game

If its all opinions, then there are no winners or losers. As I've posted before, and put it in my signature, Sir this is a theme park forum not a competition, there is no winning or losing.

 

[Chi84]

That’s the point

What I say are opinions…I willingly own that

The counters are opinions presented as facts

We’re both the same…and since this thread has been going on for years…you can go back through it and see everyone wins some and lose some

That’s life.

And you’re not lost. It’s the “what do you mean?” Thing I mentioned about 4 days ago in this or another thread

Once is lost…every topic Is a game

No, I'm being absolutely serious. Assumptions are different from opinions; they derive from facts. If you say there are dueling assumptions, then I want to know what they are. I absolutely want to know what you mean because it's not clear.

You can say you're assuming that Disney killed an actor's career because the person starred in a Disney film and hasn't worked since. I would say that's a weak assumption because of all of the other factors that enter into an actor's career.

But when you say that @Disney Irish is making an assumption too, then I would expect to find the assumption in the post. I didn't, so I asked what statement in the post you were identifying as an assumption. If you're now saying there was a counter-assumption presented as fact, then what words contain that assumption?

Words mean something. If this is all a game with winners and losers and posts aren't meant to provoke actual discussion, then just don't respond to them by saying words that can't be deciphered.

 

[TP2000]

The Hollywood Reporter has just weighed in on the unusual, and sometimes extraordinary, steps that Disney is taking on the PR and launch of Snow White.

This short paragraph seems to sum it up. And March seems definitely to be an Oof! month for Burbank. I mean, when you are using the same locked down red carpet concept that Warner Bros. used for Ezra Miller... Oof!

"Snow White isn’t the first major film to manage a red carpet in such a restricted way. Warner Bros. did much the same for the world premiere of The Flash, starring the embattled Ezra Miller. But Miller had been accused of several criminal acts, whereas Zegler has simply generated social media blowback for comments including criticizing the original film, supporting Palestine and slamming Donald Trump. Gadot, meanwhile, is a divisive figure on social media due to the Israeli actress speaking out in support of her native country since the Oct. 7 terror attack by Hamas."

Inside Disney’s ‘Snow White’ Troubles: “They Need to Get This Over With”

Disney’s live-action 'Snow White' reboot starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot seemed like a can't-miss project five years ago. But have some PR missteps combined with anti-woke outrage turned marketing the film into a poisoned apple?

www.hollywoodreporter.com

 

[Disney Irish]

The Hollywood Reporter has just weighed in on the unusual, and sometimes extraordinary, steps that Disney is taking on the PR and launch of Snow White.

This short paragraph seems to sum it up. And March seems definitely to be an Oof! month for Burbank. I mean, when you are using the same locked down red carpet concept that Warner Bros. used for Ezra Miller... Oof!

"Snow White isn’t the first major film to manage a red carpet in such a restricted way. Warner Bros. did much the same for the world premiere of The Flash, starring the embattled Ezra Miller. But Miller had been accused of several criminal acts, whereas Zegler has simply generated social media blowback for comments including criticizing the original film, supporting Palestine and slamming Donald Trump. Gadot, meanwhile, is a divisive figure on social media due to the Israeli actress speaking out in support of her native country since the Oct. 7 terror attack by Hamas."

Inside Disney’s ‘Snow White’ Troubles: “They Need to Get This Over With”

Disney’s live-action 'Snow White' reboot starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot seemed like a can't-miss project five years ago. But have some PR missteps combined with anti-woke outrage turned marketing the film into a poisoned apple?

www.hollywoodreporter.com

Um, just a few issues I see with trying to frame those two things together as being the same, mainly being that Miller didn't attend the Premiere of The Flash as WB hid them amid the allegations, while Zelger and Gadot will still be front and center as the face of the Premiere.

 

[TP2000]

Um, just a few issues I see with trying to frame those two things together as being the same, mainly being that Miller didn't attend the Premiere of The Flash as WB hid them amid the allegations, while Zelger and Gadot will still be front and center as the face of the Premiere.

I had to go to Google to be reminded who Ezra Miller was, then I read his criminal rap sheet and sexual predator allegations, and it came back to me. "Oh yeah, that guy. Yikes!"

So I Googled again, and Ezra Miller did attend the Los Angeles premiere of The Flash at Grauman's Chinese Theater.

As only our moral betters in Hollywood could do, they gave Ezra Miller a "rockstar welcome" at the premiere, although Warner Bros. forbid the press from interviewing Mr. Miller on the red carpet. Which must be why The Hollywood Reporter used The Flash premiere as an example of locking down a red carpet and forbidding the media from asking questions of an infamous star.

"Miller received a rockstar welcome at “The Flash” premiere, introduced by their director Andy Muschietti.

The studio announced ahead of time that the Los Angeles premiere would be Miller’s lone publicity commitment for the film. They walked the red carpet and did not stand for traditional on-camera and print interviews. Miller’s “The Flash” co-star Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez turned up at the event, as did Muschietti’s “It Chapter Two” collaborator Jessica Chastain."

Ezra Miller Issues First Public Comments Since Misconduct Allegations at ‘The Flash’ Premiere

Speaking publicly for the first time in nearly two years, Ezra Miller touched on their many controversies at the premiere of "The Flash."

variety.com

 

[Ghost93]

I don't dislike Gal Gadot as a person, but based on all of the clips Disney has released of Snow White so far, her performance as the Evil Queen is really bad. Like, razzie-level bad. I didn't have a whole lot of faith in the movie to begin with, but I fear this may be worse than I thought.

Someone like Lady Gaga — who can act, sing and have a convincingly intimidating/dark onscreen presence —might have been a better pick for the role.

 

[Disney Irish]

I had to go to Google to be reminded who Ezra Miller was, then I read his criminal rap sheet and sexual predator allegations, and it came back to me. "Oh yeah, that guy. Yikes!"

So I Googled again, and Ezra Miller did attend the Los Angeles premiere of The Flash at Grauman's Chinese Theater.

As only our moral betters in Hollywood could do, they gave Ezra Miller a "rockstar welcome" at the premiere, although Warner Bros. forbid the press from interviewing Mr. Miller on the red carpet. Which must be why The Hollywood Reporter used The Flash premiere as an example of locking down a red carpet and forbidding the media from asking questions of an infamous star.

"Miller received a rockstar welcome at “The Flash” premiere, introduced by their director Andy Muschietti.

The studio announced ahead of time that the Los Angeles premiere would be Miller’s lone publicity commitment for the film. They walked the red carpet and did not stand for traditional on-camera and print interviews. Miller’s “The Flash” co-star Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez turned up at the event, as did Muschietti’s “It Chapter Two” collaborator Jessica Chastain."

Ezra Miller Issues First Public Comments Since Misconduct Allegations at ‘The Flash’ Premiere

Speaking publicly for the first time in nearly two years, Ezra Miller touched on their many controversies at the premiere of "The Flash."

variety.com

I stand corrected, as recall they weren't at the Premiere. That however was the only event that Miller attended for the film, they didn't attend any other part of the publicity for Flash, they were otherwise hidden from public view in relation to the film.

So again I sort of dislike this framing as it being the "same", as both Zegler and Gadot are out in full force for the film even if the Premiere is not going to have the normal cavalcade of press lining the red carpet.

 

[coffeefan]

I don't dislike Gal Gadot as a person, but based on all of the clips Disney has released of Snow White so far, her performance as the Evil Queen is really bad. Like, razzie-level bad. I didn't have a whole lot of faith in the movie to begin with, but I fear this may be worse than I thought.

Someone like Lady Gaga — who can act, sing and have a convincingly intimidating/dark onscreen presence —might have been a better pick for the role.

Gal is a bad actress. Gaga is better on the acting department, slightly.

 

[Disney Irish]

I don't dislike Gal Gadot as a person, but based on all of the clips Disney has released of Snow White so far, her performance as the Evil Queen is really bad. Like, razzie-level bad. I didn't have a whole lot of faith in the movie to begin with, but I fear this may be worse than I thought.

Someone like Lady Gaga — who can act, sing and have a convincingly intimidating/dark onscreen presence —might have been a better pick for the role.

That is a fair criticism, one that has been levied at her for many of her performances. Maybe she comes across better in the film, dunno, but I personally wouldn't call it "razzie-level" bad, wooden maybe but not razzie award level bad.

 

[Ghost93]

That is a fair criticism, one that has been levied at her for many of her performances. Maybe she comes across better in the film, dunno, but I personally wouldn't call it "razzie-level" bad, wooden maybe but not razzie award level bad.

I think she was decent in the first Wonder Woman because the script/directing played to her strengths. Gadot can work in the right type of role, but she has limited range and this is out of her depth.

 

[Disney Irish]

I think she was decent in the first Wonder Woman because the script/directing played to her strengths. Gadot can work in the right type of role, but she has limited range and this is out of her depth.

I don't disagree, I just need to see the full movie to fully assess her performance here.

 

[Vegas Disney Fan]

No, her run on Broadway just finished last month, ie just a few weeks ago in 2025. And now she is on the press tour for Snow White. No time in there for filming a new movie.


As for what's next, as indicated there is a few rumors, but I'm sure nothing will be announced until after Snow White is released. But once announced I'm sure it'll be posted all over this thread.

She’s had no time to film anything but she’s had plenty of time to review offers and line up her next several gigs.

As I mentioned her co-star Gal Gadot has 8 movies lined up right now, none have started filming as far as I could tell, nothing prevents an actor from lining up their next gig while working their current gig.

It’s certainly possible that Zegler is exhausted from the last few years of nonstop work and has just decided she needs a break and doesn’t want to work for a while, she’s made more in the last few years than most of us will make in our lifetime so she can certainly financially afford a break, it’s also possible no one wants to deal with the negativity and toxicity surrounding her right now, one seems more likely to me, others will find the other more likely, but that’s purely guesses by all of us.

 

[Vegas Disney Fan]

Some early “unofficial” reviews from people who’ve reportedly seen the film are starting to pop up, the seven bandits are reportedly the Prince’s sidekicks, similar to how the seven dwarfs are Snows sidekicks. Early “unofficial” reviews are also generally positive overall, will be interesting to see the official reviews once the embargo is lifted.

 

[Tha Realest]

As for what's next, as indicated there is a few rumors,

What’s the latest on the Gloria Estefan film? That rumor was from last November. And every actor has been rumored for the MCU at some point - are we to believe that Disney, which can’t trust her to speak with the media outside of a tightly controlled environment, is going to bring her into the MCU?

but I'm sure nothing will be announced until after Snow White is released. But once announced I'm sure it'll be posted all over this thread.

Studios frequently capitalize on the media attention for a new film by Actor X to announce that Actor X is slated for being in Film Y. It’s a quick, cheap, and easy way to draft off of the media attention of other projects.

 

[Disney Irish]

She’s had no time to film anything but she’s had plenty of time to review offers and line up her next several gigs.

As I mentioned her co-star Gal Gadot has 8 movies lined up right now, none have started filming as far as I could tell, nothing prevents an actor from lining up their next gig while working their current gig.

It’s certainly possible that Zegler is exhausted from the last few years of nonstop work and has just decided she needs a break and doesn’t want to work for a while, she’s made more in the last few years than most of us will make in our lifetime so she can certainly financially afford a break, it’s also possible no one wants to deal with the negativity and toxicity surrounding her right now, one seems more likely to me, others will find the other more likely, but that’s purely guesses by all of us.

What are the 8? As I’m only aware of 1 official one which is in post-production, any others are still in development or hasn’t started filming. Several of those 8 I’m sure are ones that have been cancelled or severely delayed.

It should also be noted that Gadot is also further along in her career than Zegler. So many of those projects were from before Zegler was even in the spotlight.

 

[Chi84]

She’s had no time to film anything but she’s had plenty of time to review offers and line up her next several gigs.

As I mentioned her co-star Gal Gadot has 8 movies lined up right now, none have started filming as far as I could tell, nothing prevents an actor from lining up their next gig while working their current gig.

It’s certainly possible that Zegler is exhausted from the last few years of nonstop work and has just decided she needs a break and doesn’t want to work for a while, she’s made more in the last few years than most of us will make in our lifetime so she can certainly financially afford a break, it’s also possible no one wants to deal with the negativity and toxicity surrounding her right now, one seems more likely to me, others will find the other more likely, but that’s purely guesses by all of us.

That’s a lot of baseless speculation. Why?

 

[Disney Irish]

What’s the latest on the Gloria Estefan film? That rumor was from last November.

Its still in development with Sony.

And every actor has been rumored for the MCU at some point - are we to believe that Disney, which can’t trust her to speak with the media outside of a tightly controlled environment, is going to bring her into the MCU?

Do you know for a fact she isn't in talks with Disney on future projects like the MCU and other projects like their adaption of Phantom of the Opera? As both have pretty good scoopers with good track records behind the rumors.

Just because you can't believe it doesn't mean its not happening.

Studios frequently capitalize on the media attention for a new film by Actor X to announce that Actor X is slated for being in Film Y. It’s a quick, cheap, and easy way to draft off of the media attention of other projects.

Which Studios? As competing Studios aren't usually using another Studios premiere to announce a new project with the same actor. As for Disney if its not far enough along they aren't going to announce it yet.