Ever met a narcissist who admitted they were wrong? No, neither have I. So deflection it is.

@cw1217

5 ай бұрын

The fact that she has a PR Rep to clean up her mess is all the proof we need.

@dasuberpanda

5 ай бұрын

Whatever it takes -Disney probably

@kevkus

5 ай бұрын

Or a "woman in power" who wasn't also a victim

@custos3249

5 ай бұрын

I see what ya did there.

@robmartin9782

5 ай бұрын

Sometimes they do admit they were wrong though, but not because they're actually sorry or understanding what they did wrong, but because they can use a fake apology or a fake admission of guilt to keep manipulating the people around them.

The fact that the internet backlash was so bad that they’re changing course at all is a testament to how bad Disney screwed up.

@sergiogonzalesYT

5 ай бұрын

+1

@2IDSGT

5 ай бұрын

Too bad they didn’t change course on anything we actually cared about. 😒

@tomround8271

5 ай бұрын

I love how a strong, independent and outspoken woman was told to change her whole personality and opinions by the corporate men at Disney and she immediately obliged

@syntaxusdogmata3333

5 ай бұрын

And how desperate they are for the movie to do well.

@duncanidaho5834

5 ай бұрын

bahahahahahaha @@tomround8271

Bailey had the smartest possible response to the controversy she found herself in: say nothing and do your job.

@deborahminter6231

4 ай бұрын

Bailey enjoyed being the Little Mermaid and liked the cartoon. The only response would have been to people criticizing her race, other than that she had no reason to dump on the cartoon or her costars.

@oldfashionedstitches2378

4 ай бұрын

Oh no she talked alright.

@superduperfanman2761

2 ай бұрын

She said that she liked hers better and that she supported the wokeness of her movie and blamed any reasonable and correct thing said about her movie and the fact that she’s black when knowing that Ariel isn’t black

@deborahminter6231

2 ай бұрын

@superduperfanman2761 🙄 she never said she supported the "wokeness" of the movie, she said she loved the plot of the film. She only ever critized people who dumped on her for being black...which was true, there were and are plenty of people who made derogatory remarks about her race.

@superduperfanman2761

2 ай бұрын

@@deborahminter6231 she did u clearly didn’t watch the interview I’m talking about but whatever ik what I’m talking about and she took the role knowing she don’t look a damn thing like Ariel

"It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt." - Mark Twain Zegler is a prime example.

@Rcampo42

4 ай бұрын

Kristen Stewart is twice the Snow White then Ziegler will ever be

@DonJuanDM

3 ай бұрын

""It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it." - Warren Buffet

@BigUriel

2 ай бұрын

@@Rcampo42And she's a horrible actress with all the charisma of a dog turd, so that's saying something.

Not only was Zegler coached and told what to say, notice how the makeup she's wearing has softened her features a bit more, to say nothing of lightening her skin tone a lot, and her hair is much darker, longer, more feminine. Combined with the dark dress, it emphasizes her lighter skin tone even more. It's as if Disney is trying to go, "See, she looks just like Snow White. Those bigots are just crazy."

@joecollas9942

5 ай бұрын

Great point didn't catch that

@gorillan8175

5 ай бұрын

I wouldn't have noticed that

@LongFatJohnston

5 ай бұрын

Her hose are jarring; they're the color snow white is supposed to be.

@shaun5047

5 ай бұрын

lol It’s crazy but not really when you think about how much money is involved. Disney is essentially doing what attorneys do everyday. Lol Aka we wanna win the case (profitable movie) so we’ll change everything about her for it. I can understand her being coached to show the original movie respect but them purposely making her look white is hilarious. Looks like she folded like a lawn chair.

@midnightmosesuk

5 ай бұрын

I noticed her complexion was much lighter as well but that was never really the issue for me. Hell, the make up and fx people could turn her into an albino if they really wanted to, but they've missed the whole point of people's antipathy towards her. No, the problem was a matter of personality and no amount of make up can disguise arrogance. It's a shame, she's genuinely very pretty and could probably have made for a convincing Snow White, but she's blown it really.

There's nothing wrong with a man saving a woman.

@dr.wolfstar1765

5 ай бұрын

There's nothing wrong with a woman saving a man.

@calumzmemez5075

5 ай бұрын

I think the wonderwoman movie did that well.

@ComposedSage75

5 ай бұрын

_Don’t save her. She don’t wanna be saved._

@shrekxrohankishibe

5 ай бұрын

@@dr.wolfstar1765that isn’t the point

@zeked4200

5 ай бұрын

There's nothing weak about needing help. Man or woman, we are often stronger together.

The one line of Zeigler's that always stuck out to me most was "she's not going to be looking for true love", because man how perfectly does that contrast Disney's absolute nihilism of today versus the Disney of the past. Akin to "you will own nothing and you'll be happy", this is "you'll believe in nothing and you'll be happy". O Brave New World, I need some more soma...

@Dionysus_333

5 ай бұрын

Haha damn, well said my friend!

@NewStarConstellation

3 ай бұрын

Nice touch with a classic sci-fi novel, excellent!

@NightVisionz457

Ай бұрын

Is that the quote from the UN 2030 agenda

@TransRoofKorean

Ай бұрын

@@NightVisionz457 Yes, well the exact quote was showing young people saying that in first person, "It's 2030, I own nothing and I am happy."

No one is going to believe that Rachel did a 180 in attitude, tone, body language and overall thoughts on Snow White or of her own person in a few months. People will believe it was just enough time to coach her, arrange this 'interview', and hope that the audience is either gullible or have the memory of a goldfish. Maybe in a few years it will be believable that she's changed as a person and can have a second chance, but not now.

@jasonbfhfj8132

5 ай бұрын

“Hope”. People will fall for this

@N12015

5 ай бұрын

At most people will believe that she started to think more about her actual role... But thinking doesn't mean much if there's no reflection behind. What I'm seeing is just another story of hypocrisy in Hollywood alongside a bit of activist manipulation considering she used to feel represented by Snowhite as a child, and I was kinda seeing this even before the apology attempt... I hate how those movements just ruin normal people into narcissists.

@joseph_wei

5 ай бұрын

The whole thing was probably scripted and staged.

@neltins5308

5 ай бұрын

I think people just are taking more of a liking to Rachel because her performance in the Hunger Games film

@RandomPerson-hh3zc

5 ай бұрын

I hope she doesn't change. Stick to your guns, girl!

Gal Gadot’s greatest acting performance is keeping that million dollar smile with zero flinch while seeing Zegler completely sabotaging her movie

@Peanutdenver

5 ай бұрын

That was funny. But you know, Hollywood is filled with narcissistic pimps, thieves and sharks willing to push their mothers off a cliff for some fame. Every emotion holds little weight when they speak to the public and who knows what they truly feel. It seems like there are very few decent people in that cess pool, but it its fun to watch the car crash that is Hollywood.

@Xingmey

5 ай бұрын

Can actually see the WTF in that smile while rachel rambles on

@metalslinger

5 ай бұрын

Gal Gadot looks like she just smoked a joint and is looking at the giant cheeseburger that is Rachel Zegler's head.

@thor3279

5 ай бұрын

bwaahaahaaaaa @@metalslinger

@MrDoom885

5 ай бұрын

She was definitely just in it for the money and the bullshit SJW crap. She honestly didn't care if the movie flops.

Henry Cavill is an example of someone who, even when he's in something that disrespects the source material, earns the love and loyalty of the fans through his own love and respect for the material and its fans.

@negligiblegear6171

5 ай бұрын

Should call actors like that a box-office antidote

@jgooner894

5 ай бұрын

I find interesting that there’s quite a bit of disdain for people in show business who show some ballsiness and honesty with their opinions instead of people who just ride the line and don’t upset the apple cart and say “yeah this and that is great and has no flaws at all”. I haven’t seen the full interview about what she said about Snow White but was what she said that controversial?

@volo870

5 ай бұрын

​@@jgooner894Yelling that the original fairy tale and one of the most significant cartoons of the history of animation are "wrong and don't belong in this day and age" is wrong, regardless of context. It is like spilling soup on a precious painting - even what you are trying to achieve is right, you are still wrong and deserve no sympathy.

@violettegami4582

5 ай бұрын

​​@@jgooner894 while her outspoken attitude could be praised at times, the problem is that she really doesn't know the time and place for it. Like, yeah you can criticize Snow White, or dislike Disney Princesses, in fact, many celebrities have said those and they never get many criticism. What ridiculous is the fact that she complain those things when she's supposed to be playing one of them in big screen. It's like as if a marketing agent from Apple directly said to a customer they currently help how they always hated Apple's product, and that they've been using Samsung their whole life. It's just doesn't make sense, AND disrespect those that actually love the product

@StrobeFireStudios

5 ай бұрын

Henry, the GREATEST MAN OF ALL TIME.

What an awesome actor! Not only she's acting in movies, but also in interviews as well! Such great performance!

@user-yx7ir6is1m

5 ай бұрын

Not really, i can see through her acting. We all saw her true colors

Zegler was so clearly coached on exactly what to say. Notice how what she's saying doesn't sound even remotely natural now, and how she's clearly pausing to remember what she was told to say. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if her saying it's the reason she and Halle "get to sit there today" is essentially a stern reminder from her employer that essentially means "Don't ever insult our products again. We replaced the dwarves and we can replace you too."

@waltercomunello121

2 ай бұрын

she thought she was some kind of big shot probably. news flash: I didn't know her before, and I don't care about knowing her now.

@ScrambledAndBenedict

2 ай бұрын

@@waltercomunello121Yeah. I guess it's easy to get an inflated ego when you're cast to star in the OG Disney movie, but Disney has dumped and replaced far more famous actors and actresses than her. They had no problem dropping Terrence Howard and Gina Carano, and the former starred in Hustle & Flow and the latter portrayed one of about 5 universally liked characters from Disney Star Wars; they'd have no problem dropping a lady whose best role up until now was a bit part in West Side Story.

@josefkainrad

Ай бұрын

Tbh, the only way I would see this movie would be if Disney replaced her.

@ScrambledAndBenedict

Ай бұрын

@@josefkainrad Same, actually. As soon as she attacked the original it was very clear she has no actual respect for the story or its fans.

She hasn't lost a single atom of narcissism. In her interview she is as genuine and believable as her pony tail.

@Winter-Alpha-Omega

5 ай бұрын

Damn, you didn't have to destroy what was already in cinders 💀

@Thrawn23.

5 ай бұрын

Yea that's why she won't admit any wrong doing thinks she could slip by without anyone noticing. No accountability means no respectibillity

@smallies7154

5 ай бұрын

as real as the space between her eyebrow 🤣🤣

@nickytommymancinelli8066

5 ай бұрын

Hahaha!!! 😜 weird 🤪 weird!!!

@zenmode88

5 ай бұрын

Don't worry her phone isn't ringing for new roles anymore. Nobody's going to risk it next year.

Put simply, the best acting Rachel has done in her career is on this current “apology” tour. An adult pretender at their finest.

@Winter-Alpha-Omega

5 ай бұрын

I've heard she was kind of good in the Hunger Games prequel.

@Hcamsd

5 ай бұрын

She’s even wearing white tights in the interview😂

@Ebalosus

5 ай бұрын

@@Hcamsdwhat does she mean by that…?

@baxter1252

5 ай бұрын

​@@Winter-Alpha-Omega I didn't see it, but most of the people with good things to say about her in that movie were talking about her singing. Maybe she should have gone with music instead of acting as a career?

@Winter-Alpha-Omega

5 ай бұрын

@@baxter1252 Yeah, most probably.

Zegler on a world wide apology tour, about as believable as Mark Zuckeberg in Congress saying Facebook never censored anyone ever at any time.

She refers to the story as being 80 years old, which refers to the original Disney movie, which is based on the story published by the Brothers Grimm in Germany in 1857, which itself is based on a publication in 1812 and the first known origins of the fairytale are in 18th century German states. But it might be much older. The interpretation of the source material is difficult and full of different layers, while she viewed it solely through the eyes of a shallow Hollywood starlet in 2023. People did not get upset about her casting at all, but her bashing of foreign cultural heritage makes her look clueless and entitled.

@macsmith2013

4 ай бұрын

Disney turned cultural appropriation into an art form.

The thing is, Snow White is an evergreen story. It's not dated because- surprise!- women still fall in love (we always have) and we often still take on domestic roles (we always have and never stopped). Snow White is treated with the utmost reverence by the seven dwarves and she basically takes over and transforms an unsettled household into a home. If Disney wanted to "modernize" Snow White, they could simply develop Snow and the prince more thoroughly and actually add the process of them falling in love. Maybe the prince saves her due to competence (because, another surprise, women actually love when men are competent) and maybe Snow possess a little more savvy than what is portrayed in the original. We can amplify stories through adaptation... not tear them down. Hollywood is missing opportunities left and right, then trashing the audience because we want actual depth. Instead we get *literal* skin-deep drivel. And Zegler is full of it. She's trying to change course as a PR stunt. Hopefully people stop throwing money at these horrible movies (the only part where audiences can actually be blamed- we need to stop funding this stuff).

@ohsweetmystery

5 ай бұрын

Snow White is about finding true love, for both men and women. Snow White is not about empowerment. If you want a story about empowerment, write another story.

@resurrectionevil6581

5 ай бұрын

thats why, imo, the cinderella remake is still the best remake for disney (not like the bar is very high). In the OG Disney cinderella movie, it had a lot of cutaways with the mice as a type of comedy break, while in the remake they stepped away from the animals and mice and gave more of a story to the prince and Cinderella which worked out. Just like you said, they could step away from the animal parts in this remake and add in extra scenes for the prince and snow white, but that would be asking too much from disney.

@Mereologist

5 ай бұрын

In my opinion, the core concept of Snow White is that TRUE beauty comes from within. The Queen wants Snow's looks, but is a villain because she is completely unaware that people would love Snow even if she was hideous, and they would hate her own tyranny no matter what she looked like. And the Queen's obsession slowly consumes her. Snow, on the other hand, works hard to return the kindness given her by the dwarves, and is so innocent and giving that even an assassin can't bring himself to end her. If she had only been left alone, she would never have thought of the Queen again. Her beauty is a spring that wells up inside her endlessly. I find it highly ironic that the person they hired to pretend to be Snow White is actually behaving exactly like the Queen. Zegler is arrogant, dismissive, and even cruel to her co-stars. When anyone challenges her, she tries to destroy them violently. Everything has to be about her and how awesome everyone is supposed to think she is. I find it hilarious that Disney doesn't even seem to REALIZE that they've made something exactly the opposite of what they claim.

@Thandi123

5 ай бұрын

The thing with Snow White taking on that domestic role is, I never really thought of it as her doing women's work. The way I saw it, she turned the skills she learned as a victim of abuse into a means of survival. Which is pretty empowering in its own way.

@SRFriso94

5 ай бұрын

That part of developing the prince more into a proper character is what made The Little Mermaid revolutionary in 1989. Yes, it was Disney going back to its roots with an adaptation of a fairy tale, but the fairy tale was updated in a smart and considerate way. It doesn't bother me that the little mermaid doesn't die at the end, just like it doesn't bother me that nobody dies in Hunchback of Notre Dame. Stories and the retelling of stories evolves as culture evolves, and hypothetically, there's nothing wrong with that. It's all dependent on execution though, and recently Disney has been blowing it. The Disney remakes are universally shit because they prioritize what they perceive as political correctness over quality storytelling. And now the chickens are _finally_ coming home to roost. Yes it bothers me that Lion King and Beauty and the Beast remakes made billions, how could you tell.

The 'interview' with the Mermaid actress was such a joke. It was literally a struggle session where they smugly agreed that they were 'better' than those evil racist haters and rejoice in how 'graceful' they were being by not calling out the evil racist haters.

@darthlaurel

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, HB really is no better than RZ, just less abrasive about her contempt for the story or the fans.

@SimonWitt

5 ай бұрын

But to the average person who doesn't know the story and is looking at it from afar, they'll see two actresses being 'strong' by calling out online hate speech which automatically absolves them of 95% of any criticism. That's how the game has been played over the last few years, paint yourself as a vulnerable person (obviously helps if you're female, a minority or both), wait for some vague form of hate speech to come your way (I imagine there is likely some vile stuff that has been said about these films which absolutely should be highlighted as wrong), and then run with the idea that all criticism is therefore coming from a place of hate and run off various '-ist'/'-ism' words to garner sympathy for yourself from those who just want to watch a Disney movie with their kids

@Bthakilla4rilla

5 ай бұрын

Two actors of race swapped Disney princesses sitting down to huff copium together

@MrProy33

5 ай бұрын

There were moments when Fake Ariel couldn't keep a straight face. There were a few moments when Ziegler was talking that she just about rolled her eyeswhile smirking. It was pretty bad acting from both of 'em.

@HALO-2304

5 ай бұрын

The 'interview' was the equivalent of watching two men sucking each other off, but somehow being more cringey and off-putting.

Yeah, I would LOVE to see the behind the scenes on this interview 😂

I can’t even fully express how much I want this endeavor to be shelved

You can tell by her uncomfortable demeanour and change in voice tone, that she absolutely hates having to do this, and comes across completely disingenuous. Just pull the plug Disney, she’s done.

@raymondsmith2040

5 ай бұрын

But but sHes a WoMan oF CoLor!!!

@garnet4846

5 ай бұрын

You can tell by her Adam's apple it's a man baby! Lol.

@morganseppy5180

5 ай бұрын

It's the Walk of Shame. She might just disappear after this round of "damage control".

@mikecronis

5 ай бұрын

Exactly.

@vcdonovan5943

5 ай бұрын

She definitely doesn't have a bright future ahead of her in pedowood land. They'll blacklist her after this.

Funny how she went from loud and obnoxious short hair with button up shirts... to quiet and respectable long hair with long dress. Funny how feminism died when her income was threatened.

@dervy5935

5 ай бұрын

Nah mate how tf does her wearing a dress and having long hair make her any less of feminist Jesus

@Masterdesstruct

5 ай бұрын

They only care about feminism for profit. They use feminism as a tool to get privileges, they don't care about a cause. Only about individual gains. So at the end feminism is this blackmail tactic used by women to get stuff, not a real movement

@DeRussellMasina

5 ай бұрын

It dies whenever life gets real

@Winter-Alpha-Omega

5 ай бұрын

Actual intelligent comment.

@marcwood2741

5 ай бұрын

She's totally disingenuous. I don't believe a word of it. She can put her woke BS up her worn out roast beef yeast pit. I won't give Disney a single dollar for any reason, ever.

Love lock stock thanks for the short clip at the start lol

Did you notice that in the interview they took care to make her look more like the role? Her hair had been brown and shoulder-length, now it's longer and completely black. Her eyebrows were less thick, her foundation makeup was whiter and she even wore white tights! But she still couldn't avoid opening that huge mouth. (No, I'm not speaking metaphorically. I mean her actual mouth). Because in the past two decades, Disney heroines (I'm talking of cartoon ones) all have huge mouths, for some reason. Julia Roberts style. Angular features, prominent jaws and big mouths historically wasn't considered pretty at all, women had to have big eyes, oval faces and a dainty mouth. That's why all those princesses are so jarring. And their real-life counterparts seem to follow the same aesthetics. By the way the other Snow White too is not completely suitable in my opinion. (For one thing, she's too old, secondly has an angular, modern face, and a stubborn look, not the dreamy smooth face of a fairytale princess)

Rachel Zegler is a perfect example of the Hollywood bubble. For the past several years, she has been in Hollywood getting praised for saying all the things she said in interviews. Then was genuinely confused when she was getting flack for the things she had been saying for months at that point.

@anotherjewishsharpnicholas9425

5 ай бұрын

Yes, I've spoken with Hollywood people, and the bubble is VERY REAL. They are totally separated from human society.

@jaredbaratta8589

5 ай бұрын

0n behalf of all New Jerseyans, I apologize for Rachel Zegler.

@g00bers24

5 ай бұрын

Yes, I've spoken with Hollywood people, and the bubble is VERY REAL. They are totally separated from human society.

@morganb6717

5 ай бұрын

a flack is a publicity agent. flak is criticism. she was most certainly met by both.

@Gathies

5 ай бұрын

I'm sure her knees were very bruised getting all that praise.

Her clothes, her hair, her body language, her voice's tone and timbre, her words and thoughts, and the response of the other diverse adult pretender are all crafted by design to try and enchant the public to save the movie. Screw Disney and Screw this movie!

@militant_daisies2194

5 ай бұрын

even the lighting and the soft focus is meant to sooth and comfort. its gross

@jess13133

5 ай бұрын

@@uzis.machine-guns liars, basically.

@Noodles.Doodles

5 ай бұрын

The clothing and styling choices are interesting. It looks like every effort has been made to make Rachel Zegler's skin tone look lighter, including making Halle Bailey's look darker. Zegler's face has been framed with jet black hair (formerly brown), and her clothing is deep black, except for white stockings (which make her legs white). All this makes her skin tone look very light. Further, it may just be the lighting, but even her makeup looks lighter. Conversely, Halle Bailey has her hair well away from her face, a white top, and black boots, which all combine to give the impression of a darker skin tone. Similarly, Zegler is 'dressed up', and Bailey looking casual makes Zegler look even more 'dressy'.

@Noodles.Doodles

5 ай бұрын

I just finished the video and it's interesting that at 4:20, Halle Bailey, during promotions of her own film, got the same treatment. Black hair around the face, black clothing/top.

@KatsCorner

5 ай бұрын

Not going see this movie either.

"You might not have noticed it... but your brain did." Only Harry S. Plinkett could have immortalized those words.

That blobby in saw had me spitting my coffee out!! Haha

That whole Variety interview just reeked of damage-control. And the worst part is how stupid Disney must think we are to buy into it.

@simplytony698

5 ай бұрын

But you see dear viewer. Disney fans ARE that stupid to believe what was said in that interview

@emhome924

5 ай бұрын

You're not buying it, but your brain did 😂

@saymyname2417

5 ай бұрын

​@@emhome924- Nope.

@Jimov

5 ай бұрын

Exactly this!

@birdsmoko

5 ай бұрын

Like, it feels like they're assuming we're going to suddenly forget everything she's said before this interview as if it never happened. We all know what she really thinks of Snow White, how ignorant she is of the source material and hard work put into the OG film, and she will never be the one who deserves the role. As a mixed person, this also goes for the fact that it still feels wrong to race swap a German princess for literally no reason other than to try to score brownie points. Just make us new princesses who're different races and stick to the source material when it comes to classic fairytales. Idk why it's so hard for Disney to make new content now

Let’s all give thanks to the Variety red carpet interviewer that always gives us these gems. Unknowingly showing us that Hollywood is vapid and useless.

@LukeLongboneOfficial

5 ай бұрын

Undoubtedly some of the most honest journalism we’ve seen in a long while. 🍻

@HowToChangeName

5 ай бұрын

Its like watching Icarus of career

@terrylandess6072

5 ай бұрын

I blame the internet and technology for a lot of the stuff we were never meant to know, but even back in the day, words were more measured on those appearances which still exist today - such as the Red Carpet.

@iim4xii129

5 ай бұрын

Errr, we've known that about Hollywood for a while now...

@salazam

5 ай бұрын

Like a wise man once said, "Knowing is half the battle" You going to put your money where your mouth is and stop giving Hollywood your money?

I really like how sharp TCD is able to analyzes the problems our modern movie and film industry. Big like !

A "monumental moment". Thank you for this gift, Mr Drinks

Halle literally bullied a small business and doxed a woman because she had a "bad experience". Halle then did not apologize at all to the turmoil her fans afflicted on a small business. She used her fame for bad. she is not good

@fightographyae1

5 ай бұрын

What? Tell me more

@juryrigging

5 ай бұрын

@@fightographyae1 Happened a couple of weeks ago. A salon that she'd been going to wouldn't serve her or her sister one day because they turned up to the appointment 15 minutes late. A big thing was made, including playing the race card. The salon owner is heavily pregnant, and has been getting a lot of hate from Halle's fans because Halle's boyfriend put out a call to action against her.

@martindixon54

5 ай бұрын

@@fightographyae1 As far as I understand (based on what people have commented on other videos of this interview) Halle and her sister had separate appointments at a nail salon which they were both obnoxiously late for. The salon admonished them and said their behaviour was unacceptable (which it was) and, as a reponse, Halle effectively called on her fans to dox the salon by encouraging them to bombard the business with complaints and negative online reviews.

@augustinyeovanmengomeobame9652

5 ай бұрын

@@martindixon54 If true, she is an horrible person and not much different than the other celebrities who uses their popularity to get their way no matter the consequences on the other party.

@justaguyonyoutube4592

5 ай бұрын

Lmao wow, so not only is she a bad actress but also a bad person too. The irony.

This is probably the best acting we will get from RZ. Gotta love how Disney have tried to make her look sweet, innocent and pure.

@hillehai

5 ай бұрын

She's way more witch than Snow White.

@ivskwy_18

5 ай бұрын

someone didn't watch TBOSBAS 😂😬

@cuz_i_sedso9574

5 ай бұрын

and lightened her makup and put white stockings on

@yatarookayama8329

5 ай бұрын

That shows Disney is desperate to gas lighting people !

@blackblurable

5 ай бұрын

Savage 😂

Excellent observation

Her hypocrisy is pretty damn transparent.

Remember that scene in the Addams Family, when the summer camp councilors locked Wednesday in a little shack and forced her to watch wholesome cartoons for 24 hours straight, and she came out all weird and managed a creepy psychopathic smile? I think Disney did that to Zegler. She disappered for a few weeks and isn't acting or talking the same at all. They hypnotized her and reprogrammed her brain.

@glitterkitty1979

5 ай бұрын

It would have to be something more like Clockwork Orange brainwashing to try to fix her! 😂

@SomeKindofShrub

5 ай бұрын

And just like with Wednesday in the Addams' Family, she was faking it to the nines.

@IRedpunk

5 ай бұрын

You’re overanalyzing this, it’s just her following advice from PR teams/talent manager because her rep took a nose dive. Nothing more.

@tacitus6384

5 ай бұрын

The Disney lawyers pulled her aside and told her that she better shut her fv cking mouth.

@mistuhgee

5 ай бұрын

Prolly holdin a hostage.

The contrast between Zegler's before and after backlash interviews is hilarious. Like two different individuals.

@lucyb5673

5 ай бұрын

PR training

@leroyrodgers6089

5 ай бұрын

She has longer hair, looks more attractive, softer voice, tone, everything.

@TheFakeyCakeMaker

5 ай бұрын

The only correct response to her recent interview is "Weird! Weird."

@lauralarrabee7870

5 ай бұрын

It irked me that Rachel sings the Hunter Games song. Her version is beautiful but can’t stand her in interviews. Rachel was the wrong person based on her disrespect of the story. Halle never disrespected the story of the work behind it.

@lucyb5673

5 ай бұрын

@@lauralarrabee7870 i think she needed to articulate what she’s excited about with the live action. I think she is just excited to tell a new version of a classic story, but she just articulated awfully in an attempt to sound relatable. She was a youtuber before this all, she’s more familiar with being that kind of celebrity that tries to connect with an audience rather than persuade them or something.

She was coached and told what to say and how to behave, it's an act.

Mr Blobby 😂😂 💛💖 Haven’t thought of him in 30 odd years LMFAO

Initially People weren't as mad with her casting as they were with the casting of the dwarfs. But the benevolent Rachel decided to take it all on her. She saved the dwarfs from public backlash. What a noble soul.

@BrainWasherAttendent

5 ай бұрын

No replacing whites isn’t OK. Soon it will be too late to even say anything at all.

@mlw9195

5 ай бұрын

It’s funny because that picture circulating wasn’t accurate and was like a fan made thing (the one with different races and all normal heighted ppl) but weirdos took it and ran w it.

@soggywafulz

5 ай бұрын

Now that's a strong female character

@TheNightman.

5 ай бұрын

No people were absolutely mad about a latina being swapped in to replace a white woman, with the description literally being "skin as white as snow"

@adammcelwee8492

5 ай бұрын

People were still pretty mad because while Rachel isn't bad looking, she's Latina and snow white was literally described as having "white as snow" skin.

Body language speaks louder than words. Both actresses were clearly coached on what to say, how to say it, what NOT to say, and specifically dressed and filmed in a way that both flatters them and puts them into a dignified light. The manipulation here is thick and hefty....and their body language says more than their words.

@marychocolatefairy

5 ай бұрын

Yes, and I'd also guess that it was heavily edited- possibly even reshooting some bits? We've seen this happen in other cases.

@ithamarlowe6158

5 ай бұрын

Haley came from right under Beyonce. She is going to know how to act and behave like a lady. Ever seen Beyonce act distasteful in any interview? Nope. Rachel on the other hand just didn’t get the same training.

@salazam

5 ай бұрын

Speaking of hefty, that trash bag the mermaid actress was wearing was most certainly _not_ flattering.

@katgreer6113

5 ай бұрын

But so was every other interview during that time? Of course there's gonna be a flattering light it's Hollywood. Of course they are PR trained. IT'S HOLLYWOOD. You're looking for things to pick at.

@Drak976

5 ай бұрын

@@ithamarlowe6158 I dunno I'm pretty sure Halle Berry has been around longer then Beyonce. @salazam Well maybe but she still looks pretty good for a 52 year old lady.

I’m looking forward to watching the classic animated Snow White this Christmas,it’s an absolute work of art.

Ah yes, snow white. Played by olive tan.

I've been a photographer for 49 years, and if there's anything it's taught me, it's a fine eye for contrast. It seems that no one in the comments has noticed the subliminal message encoded in the clothing of the two characters in the "interview". They put a white dress on the brown chick who is still brown. They put a black dress on the brown chick who's wearing more white paint than a goddam FedEx truck, and white stockings. Now reflect upon which of the two Disney is trying, along with an entire multi-hundred-million-dollar production, to salvage, with a desperation that all but drips off the screen, and why they're doing this. [Cue Final Jeopardy Theme]

@LongFatJohnston

5 ай бұрын

I noticed Zegler's white hose. Just made it all the more obvious that she's far too dark for now white.

@ryandoesyoutube6782

5 ай бұрын

Reminds me of Jim Carrey's movie "The number 23" 😂

@dennisdouglas5941

5 ай бұрын

OH TRUST ME.... I think most people noticed all that! What a total load of BS that was... It is not going to help! The Poo is already stuck to the wall!

@deathmeo

5 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣well spotted!

@mxvega1097

5 ай бұрын

I saw that. And then wondered... what the everloving fk is Halle Baillie wearing? It looks like a ruched shower curtain.

Absolute Deflection. She showed us who she was when she thought there were no stakes. As the saying goes: "When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time."

@silentecho92able

5 ай бұрын

@@davidbrown5955 i mean if i was Disney right now i won't even hire her again for future projects. Essentially, make her an example to upcoming movie stars, on what happens if you piss-off not only the fans but the company your working with. I mean there are certain and i quote unintended "publicity stunt" that you can and can't due on live camera least of all crapping on the companies legacy, and crapping on the fans of said legacy, that been around longer then she was ever born. But again this is modern day Disney were talking about, they just don't want anymore bad publicity for there brand to stay nice and shiny for everyone, and milk the success of there predecessors for cash.

@googievideo1

5 ай бұрын

Deflection to the umpteenth degree!!!

It's a PR spin, she hasn't really changed. Snow White will still bomb.

Love that "Lovck, Stock" clip❤

I always admired Gene Wilder who never did interviews, because he didn't want anyone to know him - just the characters he played. He was astoundingly good. Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, and Willy Wonka being three of my favourites of all time.

@every1665

5 ай бұрын

This is a hugely significant point. The really clever stars know their fans are better off just seeing their performances and celebrating that. Once they start "revealing their darkest fears" or making their stance on political or social issues known it just gets annoying.

@kathyp1563

5 ай бұрын

I don't understand why agents/managers don't require public speaking courses for these young stars. They need to learn how to brand themselves.

@markimusmaximus7870

5 ай бұрын

I think he said the sheriff's near?

@jonathanbrown7250

5 ай бұрын

If I like an actor/actress's character, there's nowhere for the actor/actress behind the character to go in interviews but down.

@xhagast

5 ай бұрын

Not a bad strategy. Lol, a bit like when Johnny Depp appeared in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disney.

Two words: Damage Control

@mentalphilanthropist35

5 ай бұрын

Woulda gone with 'piss off' myself, but I respect your decision. 😊

@AmilaA-yq9dl

5 ай бұрын

Do a video of bourne (franchise) movies!

@infinitydreamzz

5 ай бұрын

Well, they postponed the film for a year and a half for the same reason. A film that is finished and was scheduled to go on to the big screens right now

@mentalphilanthropist35

5 ай бұрын

@@infinitydreamzz Like she's not going to say more stupid sh!t for the next 18-20 months. 🙂👋

@infinitydreamzz

5 ай бұрын

@@mentalphilanthropist35 the problem (for her and Disney - not for us) is that every time she is saying something stupid it is costing Disney dozens of millions. So even though she wants to run her little mouth, someone obviously put her on a leash

0:50 - that shot reminds me f the meme with Elsa Jean and a bunch of black guys

I know a schmoozer when I smell one, and Zegler is being a grade-A schmoozer in this interview.

She's like an embodiment of every negative stereotype of millennials/Gen Z (narcissistic, arrogant, poorly informed yet overly opinionated, and disrespectful of those who came before them and laid groundwork for their success), but in her case they're all true. You can tell that the nice, charming Rachel in the interview is just a character portrayal from a moderately talented actor, and that the real Rachel was the heel that we saw in earlier interviews.

@ange1098

5 ай бұрын

🎯

@mikecronis

5 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@CloudWalkBeta

5 ай бұрын

Shes not even talented, her only ticket to fame was being born pretty, which lays all the credit to her parents, so congrats to the parents! You banged 1 night, and you created a monster capable of getting high off the smell of her own farts. Shoulda cast her as the evil queen of Snow White, that would have tricked people into believing she was a GOOD actor!

@CrispyHulk1

5 ай бұрын

Nothing about her attitude remotely resembles millennials. She embodies gen-alpha. Pure self-centred idiocracy.

@Jp-ei5og

5 ай бұрын

Youngest millenials are like 28.. I get your point. But she the definitetion of Gen Z

That "women in power" line really gets me because in the original story, Snow White basically won the Darwin award when she let the queen trick her multiple times. The queen just kept making assassination attempts, and the dwarves told Snow to stop letting strangers in the house, but it just kept happening.

@audreyquinn73

5 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 It's so funny, cuz it's true! 😂😂😂

@dinosaurwoman

5 ай бұрын

It's probably why I never really liked the film, and why the queen was really the most interesting character.

@faithcastillo9597

5 ай бұрын

Good villains usually steal the show. Alan Rickman did it twice, in Robinhood: Prince Of Thieves, and again in Die Hard.

@user-xx6vy9ri8p

5 ай бұрын

​@@dinosaurwoman In the film that happens after the first attempt.

@khhv1900

5 ай бұрын

makes sense since women in power do really like to screw everything up and blame to everything else but them

I think Rachel's problem is probably since she was like 12 people have been telling her she's destined to be this huge star.. So the diva attitude she developed in spades..

It was only that day at D23 where Rachel Zegler was being interviewed and responding with some really silly answers to the questions about Snow White. She was probably just having a bad day. I’m sure she is a nice person.

My biggest issue with Rachel Zegler's casting wasn't that she wasn't pale enough, it's that the plot makes no sense if it requires Gal Gadot to be jealous of her looks.

@zosiazaremba7479

5 ай бұрын

The original Evil Queen was beautiful. The entire point of the movie is that Snow White's beauty comes from her good heart, and Queen's rotten character made her look worse. I think Gal Gadot can pull it off. The true issue issue is Zagler

@Divadtube

5 ай бұрын

agreed, and in this interview it seems to me they were making her look much more like Gal, her dress, her hair, her skin, all of it mirroring Gadot. Its not working though.

@vedritmathias9193

5 ай бұрын

Am I the only one that doesn't think that either of them are particularly good looking?

@Ceyx000

5 ай бұрын

Gal Gadot makeup-less in a potato sack would still be hotter than Zegler could ever imagine herself as.

@azza1793

5 ай бұрын

Snow White & the huntsman had Kristen Stewart as Snow White with Charlize Theron as the wicked step mother who is near impossible to better in looks

Rachel went from : _"We might change the whole thing she's a strong independent capable woman, It's HalleWood BaBeH!!"_ to : *This film is a masterpiece and has to be treated with respect since its very important fir the story of animation and fantasy*

@InsertBuffSoundingNameHere

5 ай бұрын

Such an abrupt tone shift that I almost feel bad for the many people who were suckered by it. That's the thing about PR though isn't it, as long as it fools enough people it doesn't matter if it's true or not, just that it works, and enables that kind of disreputable behaviour to continue. Hollywood Hates Honesty?

@KetsubanSolo

5 ай бұрын

She respects it much like Logan Paul respects Japan

@TheOnlySaneGuy

5 ай бұрын

I know alot of strong independent women! Rachel is not one, thats why she has to scream it and is so obsessed with portraying her character as one.

@sartainja

5 ай бұрын

“She is the bestest ever.”

@lukewalken1316

5 ай бұрын

I thought she said the movie scared her when she was a child

I still imagine how much sweet irony it would’ve been if when they race swapped the little mermaid with a black girl, that at the same time they tried to race swap say black panther with a white guy, oh boy the amount of backlash that would’ve gotten, the sweet sweet irony

They literally told her to act more like a quiet white girl.

Didn't watch the interview. Didn't even know it was a thing. This is literally my entire exposure to it. And from frame 1 of seeing them, I immediately was able to see the manipulation tactics, and the narratives. We're both victims. We're both so incredible. Feel sorry for us. Give Mickey your money, forget the fact that he hates you and only wants your money so he can burn it in front of you, knowing that he's taking food from your mouth and especially your children's mouths. Feel sorry for him. Subscribe to D+. Watch all the movies. Twice. You'll do this, if not, you're an istaphobic bigoted monster.

@glitterkitty1979

5 ай бұрын

This!!!!!

@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat

5 ай бұрын

"We're both victims" -Says the two millionaires.

@brianabalos4878

5 ай бұрын

LMAO

@viniciusvalois2634

5 ай бұрын

If they start this shit-preaching to me, I'll simply show 'em my adorable erected middle finger.

@DescendingVelocity

5 ай бұрын

I’m just hoping we see an end to the mouse in our lifetime. Disney is hemorrhaging money like it’s going out of style rewriting classics to infuriate life long fans and cater to the like 5% that actually care what race/gender the protagonist is. Slight subject change but I hope rockstar games doesn’t go down the same path with gta6. Don’t cave to the woke twitter brain dead sociopaths, just put out a good game 😞

It's pretty gross how Disney is using Bailey as a shield for Zegler when this whole Snow White backlash is not her problem at all. You never see the directors or producers stepping in and trying to smooth things over themselves.

@fenzirulfr

5 ай бұрын

with this "new manufactured look" she also recently became an ambassador for Dior...convenient. I bet Disney paid for that in an effort to shift the narrative. She has new hair, new clothes, new makeup, new everything. Convenient

@neltins5308

5 ай бұрын

Indeed, all the higher ups are the real villains in this story but they are not the face so the internet just ignores them .-.

@cerulee

5 ай бұрын

@@neltins5308 First rule of leadership: *everything* is your fault. - Hopper, A Bug's Life

@deborahminter6231

4 ай бұрын

Agreed! Bailey had uglier treatment, and not even over anything she said. Hailey Bailey enjoyed being The Little Mermaid.

This is the best bit of acting I’ve seen from either of these women.

Something that might help save the Snow White film is Ballard of Songbirds & Snakes... It's being received well and that gives Zegler gets a positive image boost by extension. Given enough time she'll be remembered as the girl from Younger Games and not her bad press.

I watched an interview with the Godzilla minus one cast and they were so aware of the cultural impact and legacy of Godzilla, and were very adamant about how grateful they were to be part of it and how they wanted to live up to those high standards

@cmc5394oparva

5 ай бұрын

The Japanese are extremely protective of their cultural institutions, to a degree that really hasn't been seen in the western world since the late 1960s. Apparently Illumination wanted to make Mario an incompetent side character in his own movie in favor of Peach, and Miyamoto had to step in and tell them, no, Mario's a hero and he needs to be portrayed that way.

@rifatbobos

5 ай бұрын

​@@cmc5394oparva and I'm so thankful he did. I remember Nintendo telling Disney that for Bowser's cameo in Wreck It Ralph, they demanded them to make Bowser hold and stir his tea cup in a sophisticated way because he's still a royalty and has an actual castle not some evil, grounded base.

@ZgermanGuy.

5 ай бұрын

​@@cmc5394oparvaSame with one piece on Netflix god knows what they would have Done If the creator wasnt involved to Project His work

@InsertBuffSoundingNameHere

5 ай бұрын

​@@cmc5394oparvaWhat's your source for the Mario sidelining and Nintendo course correction story please? I want to read that one.

@mogznwaz

5 ай бұрын

How refreshing!

Halle isn’t without controversy though. When she went on a Mexican talk show to talk about being Ariel she talked about how good it was for Ariel to be black and the host said in Spanish “I didn’t even notice the color of your skin because of how beautiful your eyes are.” And she accused him of racism. 🤦‍♀️

@monkey6207

5 ай бұрын

Well it's kind of a weird comment.

@marychocolatefairy

5 ай бұрын

Yes indeed; she's certainly had her share of foot in mouth moments; i.e. before that incident she'd told the media she was a victim of rassisms for backlash over her casting (which was the reason the Mexican host was trying to reassure her). It's just that her missteps aren't covered as much, so not everyone's heard about them.

@LeXofLeviafan

5 ай бұрын

Guess she's one of those indoctrinated to believe the "not caring about skin colour = racism" nonsense

@vociferon-heraldofthewinte7763

5 ай бұрын

@@monkey6207. Maybe weird but hardly racist.

@ThyN00bly

5 ай бұрын

@@monkey6207just shows how different the perspective from a non-American can be Her skin color either didn’t catch the hosts attention at all or didn’t seem relevant to him

Whenever I think of Snow White these occur in my mind: 1) Professor Sela Matthers of Grimm Fairy Tales Presents from Zenescope Comics 2) And The Huntsman 3) The Rebel Freedom Fighter Turned Queen Turned American Grandmother on Once Upon a Time. 4) The other Snow White where Dwarves hid their size that came out the same time SW and The Huntsman came out. Sometimes the order changes with the exception of Professor Sela Matthers being always #1.

@brotherkellymatthewbarnes8882

5 ай бұрын

Autocorrect must be observed diligently.

before pr training vs. after pr training

I hate people like them that act like successful women/leading actresses are somehow a new thing , we've had leading women for DECADES and it was never an issue, we've had women win tons of awards and sales records from music and other industries but as soon as the criticism comes in they scream sexism and racism

@duncanidaho5834

5 ай бұрын

And the stunning and brave independent woman immediately changed her views the second a man in a suit told her to

@kentonkruger8333

5 ай бұрын

I was going to use this as a point towards showing this is not any sort of real contrition or even a reflection of her true attitude in this interview. The fact that they focused on the fact that, OMG, they're WOMEN facing the backlash shows they are still trying to play a victim card here.

@Otis-ib6qi

5 ай бұрын

Pam Grier needs some respect on her name!!!!!

@ange1098

5 ай бұрын

🎯

@CloudWalkBeta

5 ай бұрын

and if you study history correctly, you'll see women always wielded a fairly equal amount of power over society, sometimes more sometimes less than men, so its just plain dumb that the latest generation of spoilt princesses think they never got any power in history and need to commit revenge as if 2 wrongs makes anything right.

Rachel: "Was it enough? Did I convince them?" Drinker: *slowly shakes head*

@tablescissors67

5 ай бұрын

There is a moment in South Korea just like this, when a leader was caught with a hot mic after apologizing for a totally avoidable tragic death scene after a famous mall collapsed.

@davidpo5517

5 ай бұрын

Drinker: "Oh Miss Rachel, I thought we'd agreed never to lie to each other..."

@emilyadams3228

5 ай бұрын

Rachel: I didn't come across as fake, did I? Drinker: Nah, it'll be fine. Go away now.

@Ben-hn4nw

5 ай бұрын

ayyyyyyyyyyyy he got the referenceeeee@@davidpo5517

Some one checked her and checked her good..

Totally agreed with this. Halle is naturally charming and likeable. People had a problem with her casting but not her as a person. Compared to this self entitled nobody who thinks she's a star now just because she landed the role of an iconic and beloved character. This sudden change of tune on her is literally fake. You can tell that just a damage control.

she’s coasting on that race and gender card. Hollywood is never goin to cancel someone like her unless we the audience vote with our dollars.

@Undomaranel

5 ай бұрын

We the audience have clearly voted with our dollars for years and they are just now listening. We need to do more than just be passive and let this go feed the sickos who support such misandry. We need to actively oppose the messaging and treatment and show Disney WE are paying their bills. We are not bodies and pods like in the Matrix or Wall-E. We are the Romans and Disney is a gladiator among competition. They need to remember that.

@royalnovember66

5 ай бұрын

I doubt they ever will even if we do. At best she'll just stop appearing in productions all of a sudden, and we'll likely only realize once she puts out a press release bashing hollywood and "fans" about being on a blacklist or something like that

@NateO123

5 ай бұрын

@@royalnovember66 I mean yeah that would be the W when the actors that act this way aren’t worth anything capitalism will sort it out. It’s unfortunate that we’ve had to witness the destruction of so many beloved franchises before Hollywood and Disney especially are finally realizing that they don’t have a blank check to just print money forever no matter what they do, but the writing is very much on the wall now and they’ll either go back to trying to make movies for more than just Twitter or they’ll implode (I’m really fine with either).

@emilyadams3228

5 ай бұрын

Imagine, if you will, the secret love child of an Indian Ghost Shirt and a Get Out Of Jail Free Card in Monopoly. That's not just the Race Card, it's what being any "protected class" is. Why do you think these absolute narcissists invented "non-binary" and "self-ID"? Before that, you had to actually BE a minority, or g@y, or trans. Now you can just say you're [whatever Victim Du Jour], and presto, you're as safe from criticism or accountability as Jimi Hendrix is from playing Winterland again. Even better, if one type of victimhood starts losing currency, you can just say you're the new best victim type.

@xuvial1391

5 ай бұрын

I forgot this movie even existed, but thanks to Drinker for reminding me and covering in detail what the actors had to say.

True redemption and forgiveness involves four things: acknowledging the screwup, doing things to repair the damage, going the extra mile beyond the repairs to demonstrate willingness to avoid the mistake in the future, and asking for reconciliation. A lot of entertainment types seem to think that mouthing the words of steps 1 and 4 are enough, and I'm fairly sure it's what's going on in this interview as well.

@DaMaster012

5 ай бұрын

"I know we both said some things that you're going to regret , but I hope we can move on and put this behind us, for science, you monster."

@Lilacs4

5 ай бұрын

Entertainment types, toxic relatives, narcissistic parents... lol if only everyone could understand and agree on this! Your explanation is spot on 💜

@I-ONLY-BUILD-MECHS-AND-DUSTERS

5 ай бұрын

They don't even mouth the words. They just move on to the next marketing ploy management cooked up and hope people forget about the mask-off moment, which they will, because no one has a collective memory for such things.

@mattsanderson5258

5 ай бұрын

Did they even do step 1 though? I don't recall ever seeing anything about zegler coming out and saying sorry / she was wrong for saying what she did about the movie. All I've seen is her doing a complete 180 on her stance in following interviews and trying to convince people that she doesn't think what she's already told us she thinks about it.

@Holden_McGroyn

5 ай бұрын

But I'm still trying to figure out why it was decided to use CGI dwarfs instead of actual live actors for the *live action* remake of an animated original. Get stuffed, Peter Dinklage...

I assume Zeigler was previously praised for her smiley-quirky-chuckling-irreverent-exuberance. This would have encouraged more as the young are easily susceptible to flattery and praise. Due to her inexperience, she was unable to "read the room" and see how she was percieved by others. Arrogant, self-centered and more like a wicked step-sister than a Princess. I doubt it will happen in 2024, but I do hope Zeigler grows up and gets a real second chance someday. While we have all been young and stupid, most of us had the good fortune of not having our stupidity recorded and blasted on the internet.

@user-zn5qm2yq9h

4 ай бұрын

That's possible, but there's another possibility: Rumor has it that Rachel grew up in a very upper middle class environment and even attended private school. Assuming this is true, it would go a long way toward explaining why she comes off as selfish, spoiled, entitlement minded and elitist. She already had a reputation of being outspoken and opinionated long before she said anything about Snow White. Remember Gina Carano, the actor Disney fired from The Mandalorian for alleged insensitive social and political comments? Care to guess who was leading the charge to get her fired? If you guessed a young Latina who has a leading role in an upcoming Disney feature film, you are correct. And that's just one example of Rachel opening her mouth and causing trouble. Now, I'm not saying she doesn't deserve a chance to correct her course. What I am saying is she truly deserves all the backlash she has received. Actions have consequences, and Rachel needs to learn just how far reaching those consequences can be when you continue to open your mouth and insert your foot. She's so toxic right now it doesn't matter what she says -- someone is going to criticize her for it. Best thing for her to do right now is go total radio silence for at least six months, then come back with a more humble attitude. She might just be able to bounce back. But if she doesn't change course soon, she'll never find work in the entertainment industry again.

@hpaulbryant729

4 ай бұрын

@@user-zn5qm2yq9h Thanks for the background. You are right in that Zegler will need to wait awhile before she can possibly redeem herself. In any event, while I do not wish negative outcomes for other people, I am not shedding any tears for the downfall of this brash young actress who played a part in causing Gina Carano to get fired for her personal life choices. Karma is a real thing.

@user-zn5qm2yq9h

4 ай бұрын

@@hpaulbryant729 If you want to see more, check out Rachel's comments on Trump supporters, Jeremy Renner, the SAG/AFTRA strike, and how she handled not getting an invitation to the Oscars after she won a Golden Globe for West Side Story. You may also want to check out her social media posts after the whole Snow White fiasco went down. Again, she's not beyond hope, but she has shown a pattern of behavior that she really needs to break if she wants her career in entertainment to continue.

Oh man! I can't wait to learn that Alice In Wonderland was about a girl named Alice who discovers she is lesbian and falls in love with the Queen, and in the end they rule together as loving queens. ☠️ I CAN'T WAIT! What a WONDERFUL story that would be! True to imagination and valuable lessons!

@flabbyotter9824

Ай бұрын

Honestly that could be great with a good script

It's interesting that Variety worked hand-in-hand with Disney to setup this carefully crafted PR op. It's almost like they are all working together for "the message".

@mwallace2922

5 ай бұрын

👍👍👍

@CorePathway

5 ай бұрын

Almost?!? And could they have white-washed Zegler any harder? White nylons? Straight hair with soft curls?

@emilyadams3228

5 ай бұрын

​@@CorePathwayAnd pointy 4"-heel shoes. You know, like chicks wore in 1937. But I thought feminine stuff from 1937 was outdated. Weird, weird.

@CleverGirlAAH

5 ай бұрын

With each outrage their coaches will only get better at masking their message. Nothing has actually changed. "Management is never wrong".

@Nacimin

5 ай бұрын

Nahhh, It Is just mercenary work, you kmow, money

Not enough people are talking about her stance against a woman who has a story about falling in love. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that as a goal, and not every woman, or man, wants to be a great courageous leader. It's extremely condescending of her to speak on such a concept in the way that Ziegler does. She literally says that being a strong female leader is better than wanting to fall in love. I think that's disrespectful, naive, and sad. If you're going to normalize female characters who become strong leaders, you can't banish female characters who want to fall in love. That's not empowerment - That's bullying.

@caesarjergens

5 ай бұрын

The weird part is that she is in a relationship since 2021 and she has publicly stated that her relationship is important to her so she is being a hypocrite here. And besides that, Snow White is a princess so she will automatically become queen no matter if she is good at it or not, so the whole `the leader she can be` is kind of ridiculous given even more so that none of the stories mentions anything about how they rule their kingdom.

@Caifanxx896

5 ай бұрын

Great comment! I agree. I used to get backlash for deciding to marry and have children instead of going to university. I regret nothing.

@ryostu1

5 ай бұрын

Most people spend their life searching for love and never finding it. That "woman" (she doesn't really deserve to be called one) is a POS.

@kri249

5 ай бұрын

This is all feminist manipulation. The demographic that Snow White appeals to are love struck young girls who want a boyfriend and have fun and not be tied to heavy responsibilities. These middle-aged cat horders with gender studies degrees and eggs as shriveled as they are use these movies as propaganda to pass the unwarranted chip on their shoulders on to the next generation of naive victims.

@animezilla4486

5 ай бұрын

I disagree with that entirely it's not disrespectful or naive is just an opinion you're really going to take what she says seriously. I know what bullying is and this definitely is not it. I agree with you there's nothing wrong with somebody falling in love but not everybody wants to do that which is also fine. This is a prime example of you can't have an opinion without somebody on social media getting upset

At first, when I stumble upon the new Hunger Game Movie, I didn't really think that Rachel Zeglar was the same as that Girl from the Snow White. The contrast to her action during Snow White and than her actions during the Hunger Game is so different that it caught me off guard. I am genuinely baffled because to me the whole Snow White Disaster felt like, it was just yesterday, so when I ended up seeing her in a interview as a character in Hunger Games, I got very intrigue and confused. The tone of her voice and her mannerism is chill to the point that, you would assume that she in some sort of drug during the whole Snow White disaster.

We can wait and see the end product, I truly believe that people can change

People like her don’t change. She’s said her piece when going off the cuff which is truly how she feels and like the drinker said this was a well coached thing on disneys part and people can see right through it. They’re not fooling a single person.

@jonathanbrown7250

5 ай бұрын

All this did was make Bailey look like another hollywood phony without helping Zegler's image one whit. Another self-inflicted L for Disney.

@PilotPhteven

5 ай бұрын

she won't change no.. she said her stance on certain topics, which got directed towards certain groups.. those groups caused the backlash to happen.. which most likely only confirms her opinions and stance towards those groups in her mind. It's unlikely to change her as a person or be an eyeopening experience for her. - the only thing we see here is her doing her "job"; acting, after a heavy dose of media training in the hopes to save what's left..

@Vivi_9

5 ай бұрын

If she doubled down you'd still be criticising her, what is she supposed to do?

@boletop6204

5 ай бұрын

yall stupid , she a kid and a female, she will change every year by 180 degrees ... several times

@IChocolateBearI

5 ай бұрын

@@Vivi_9 Admit fault for your one thing, she flat out said hey if this guy gets fired then whatever it’s Hollywood. Meanwhile she’s more at risk to losing her job right now than he is. She needed to come off as human and more humble. Her and that other weirdo basically said “We’re princesses people are gonna hate, whatever.”

*IF* the new concept was for real: What do people hate, about the pre-changed version? *- The actress.* And they kept her. *- The fact that a famous midget didn't want other "small people" to act as the **_7 Dwarfs._* And they replaced them anyway with (terrible) CGI. So... what lesson did *Disney* learned, again?

@shilyarrmee

5 ай бұрын

That their profits are no where to be seen. That’s what they took from this. We have seen in the last year alone that most "blockbusters” have been failing financially in the box office. (Meaning that they haven’t made 2.5 times the cost of the production). The last few years alone shows that they THOUGHT there movies would be hits no matter what. So any backlash from the social media wouldn’t have swayed them in the slightest to change anything. Now we see the results of them having to back pedal after heavy losses of money. And we see the old habits still in play, them not wanting to change anything. Of course we do need to recognize that they already spent the money of this trash fire. They don’t want to spend any more then absolutely necessary. So no new main actors or anything like that.

@moonlighthunter5421

5 ай бұрын

Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

@coffeebreakhero3743

5 ай бұрын

@@moonlighthunter5421 what is it good for?

@englishatheart

5 ай бұрын

@@shilyarrmee their* Also, Disney is a MULTI-BILLION dollar corporation. They don't need their movies or shows to be hits. They still have their exorbitantly expensive amusement parks that still rake in billions of dollars every year. Their bank account is doing just fine.

@englishatheart

5 ай бұрын

@@coffeebreakhero3743 Huh! Good god.

Please watch The Shift, from the studio of The Sound of Freedom

Blllooooooobbbbbyyyyyy!!!!!! I might go and see that film!

Rachel is one of these people that would have no problem throwing one under the bus. What stood out for me was in particular her disrespect and non caring of her male co-actor “That’s show business” remark. This is another fellow actor trying to make his way, to make fun of him and showing such disregard speaks volumes of how vile a person Rachel is.

@kalashnikovdevil

5 ай бұрын

If he said that about her he'd get crucified. Possibly literally.

@FactsOverFeelingsLoser

5 ай бұрын

Womp womp

@englishatheart

5 ай бұрын

@@kalashnikovdevil Remember, it's completely okay to be sexist towards men (and racist towards white people) in today's age. It's honestly sad.

@LanceThumping

5 ай бұрын

The same sentiment of "Hollywood can be weird and they could always make a last minute change that completely switches up the movie" could be gotten across even with the idea of his scenes getting cut but phrased in a way where it doesn't seems callous to her costar. If she said, "who knows, in Hollywood someone could just come along and cut all his scenes", it would've been a lot better. I think it makes the decision seem more like an arbitrary whim of some exec (which emphasizes her point) and less like something that could just happen as a natural course (because changes that big are weird unless there is a problem with an actor)

@deborahminter6231

4 ай бұрын

Exactly! Hailey Bailey never cared to mock or criticize her costars.

Rachel’s performance in this interview reminds people of that Bud Light’s damage control commercial of “horses, flags, small towns, working class people” released shortly after their iconic famous shitshow. Yeah, totally worked.

@CleverGirlAAH

5 ай бұрын

With each outrage their coaches will only get better at masking their message. Nothing has actually changed. "Management is never wrong".

@seriouscat2231

5 ай бұрын

They believe their audiences never learn anything about them, but always only follow the most recent message.

Love the clips you use for your videos especially that last clip 😂

I'm guessing a more sophisticated version of Pavlovian Conditioning was applied on RZ to get her to tone down her abrasiveness (after all, she's not Malcolm MacDowall with eyes propped open while Beethoven's Ninth is playing in the background).

I’m actually so thankful that she revealed her true self. If she had just lied, it would still be the facade tricking everyone. The more the curtain is revealed on who these people really are, the better in the long run for films and this woke shit will fade away

@KnuckleHunkybuck

5 ай бұрын

It will fade away for now. It will probably rear its ugly head again in about 15-20 years, as it seems to do.

@shyamsundarrajan2469

5 ай бұрын

I don't mind if she lied all the time without and never revealed her hand cause after all she is an entertainer both on and off camera but too bad she got caught

@CleverGirlAAH

5 ай бұрын

With each outrage their coaches will only get better at masking their message. Nothing has actually changed. "Management is never wrong".

@vertigo2894

5 ай бұрын

I get what she said before but isn't this a good thing? Why we punishing it? Also, you would never accept correctly identifying Trump as a mega malignant narcissist but we label her a narcissist cause of a comment about a dress lol! Don't misunderstand me, she was awful.

@armondtanz

5 ай бұрын

its like bruno movie interviewing the pretentious fashion designers .... My fashion is cold, icy, temperamental, distant and isolated a few moments later.... My Fashion is warm, cozy, focused, together and warm

The fact that they’re actively trying to make her a ‘thing’ makes me detest it all the more. I cannot care less for their efforts.

Idk I think it’s possible for people to mature and change, especially after going through such hate. Her comments were definitely not okay, but the internet’s reaction was absolutely insane!! I think that amount of hatred and vitriol will force anyone to grow.

@nob1130

5 ай бұрын

Weird weird!

It's as if she was told you better tell the people what they want to hear if she wants to keep working. I haven't seen the new Little Mermaid but atleast that girl was happy just to be able to play that part & didn't try to disrespect it.

Snow White is a work of art that doesn't need to be re-made , just release the original in movie theatres for a 1 month period as I guarantee many families would go out to see it.

@mikebryant614

5 ай бұрын

Digitally remaster it, improve the audio track ( dont change it, just clean it up) and "modern audiences" would flock to see it. It's a timeless classic .

@timewarpdrive77

5 ай бұрын

Definitely would like to see a couple movies re-released in the theaters; first time I saw Jaws was in theaters for the 40th re-release with my dad for his 40th. Excellent experience!

@danielsantos3254

5 ай бұрын

I’m pretty sure what people look for in voice quality has changed. Recently watched the original with my daughter, and neither of us could stomach her singing. Not exactly a nails-on-chalkboard reaction, but somewhere in that area.

@danielsantos3254

5 ай бұрын

To clarify, bad reaction was mostly mine. She mostly laughed at how bad she thought the singing was.

@khhv1900

5 ай бұрын

assuming we have families willing to go modern theaters anymore or that there are even families to begin with.........

She has shown her true colors, and so have Disney. So, no, nothing they say or do will ever change my mind about who they really are.

@animezilla4486

5 ай бұрын

What true color

@HexenStar

5 ай бұрын

​@@animezilla4486 Probably some limited version of RGB. It is less likely to be CMYK and certainly not a 256-index. Something that can precisely replicate all the shades of a humanoid sewer.

@shaunashwood

5 ай бұрын

@@animezilla4486 you think it's a race thing? Her true colors of being an asshole. And if you tried to make it about race, that makes two of you.

@shaunashwood

5 ай бұрын

@@animezilla4486 the "color" of her character. How she treats service people when nobody's looking. Nasty or rude things she says about people who think differently than her. ...Character

Didn´t expect to hearing The Critical Drinker being that fair with Brie Larson! Good to see people not having biases all the time and sticking with them - when actors/actresses actually change for the better (even if it´s only in small steps here and there), it´s a nice thing to acknowledge that

So it’s true. Disney has no respect for the audience. Do they really think we won’t notice that they used clothing and lighting to make Hallie look darker and Rachel lighter toned? Even if for many people it’ll only be recognised on a subconscious level. Do they really think that most people are going to be fooled by the dramatic shift in personality, opinion, vocal tone of Rachel in just a few short months? Now, I don’t have much faith in the intelligence of the general public but I have to believe most people will grasp that Rachel has been heavily coached by a PR team for this interview.

They (Disney) are not sorry because what they did was wrong. They haven't looked in the mirror and asked, "Are we the baddies?" They didn't come to the realization that beloved stories shouldn't have current-day politics inserted into them. They aren't even sorry because of the backlash they faced from fans. They are sorry because their bottom line is hurting. They are sorry because people have stopped caring enough to spend money on their products. If I could be forced into caring I'd loathe them.

@gryphon1911

5 ай бұрын

They (Disney/Zegler) are not sorry because they do not believe they are wrong. They are sorry because they done effed up and are now trying to do damage control and it may be too far gone to be repaired.

@NomNomGirl1

5 ай бұрын

@@gryphon1911I mean they're not wrong y'all are just being snowflakes and trying to cancel someone for an opinion

@rars0n

5 ай бұрын

This is actually a good thing, because it demonstrates that customers still have power over these giant companies by voting with their wallets.

@jon4715

5 ай бұрын

Literally just acting

Halle Bailey deserves an Oscar for saying Rachel handled the criticism “gracefully”

@JustTooDamnHonest

5 ай бұрын

Bailey can be redeemed and I can't say the same for Zegler.

@newtpondskipper

5 ай бұрын

Bailey seems like a genuinely decent person. If that's just an act then she deserves more roles and more awards. The other one... good luck to her and hope she has a good life but she appears to be a symptom of all the worst things in hollywood.

@westyboi1845

5 ай бұрын

Can't stand people blowing smoke up each other's asses. The internet is an echo chamber of it. Someone posts a selfie and every friend comments with "you're so beautiful" or "such an amazing person". Instagram is the root of this evil

@JustTooDamnHonest

5 ай бұрын

@@newtpondskipper Rachel is part of a larger problem within Hollywood and that is thew woke plague that some dipsh*ts at BlackRock thought would make them money. As for Bailey she is not free from criticism neither. But her level of ego was smaller by comparison and Bailey has a chance to be redeemed in the future and Zegler has none for she has yet to earn a second chance.

@westyboi1845

5 ай бұрын

@@newtpondskipperSorry to say but it's an act. Have you read about the salon incident? Hallie and her friend were extremely late to an appointment and couldn't be served. They each lost the plot and were asked to leave. Hallie then asked fans to doxx and review bomb the business. The heavily pregnant owner lost her baby due to the stress

the juxtaposed interviews are chef's kiss

Lmao, believe it or not Rachel, there once was a time before social media and iphones where you had to more or less stalk someone you were interested in because that was the only way to really communicate with them you were interested. When I was a young teen like 13 years old it was 1997, if I wanted to talk to a girl I had to find out where she was at school, approach her, ask her for her phone number and then call her house and explain to her DAD (who answered the phone) who I was and how I knew her. Kids these days will never know how rough it was back then to show interest in someone