Mads Mikkelsen has joined the voice cast of the animated feature “North,” which is inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale “The Snow Queen.” The film is being sold in Cannes by ...

Gal Gadot's turn as the Evil Queen isn't over just yet. PEOPLE has an exclusive deleted scene from Disney's Snow White featuring Gadot, 40, serving a few more villainous lines as the sorceress in ...

ComicBook has your exclusive first look at Disney Speedstorm’s Evil Queen, who brings two new abilities to the game that should make her a force to be reckoned with for Snow White and the rest ...

In the new movie, Snow White isn't waiting for Prince Charming; she's dreaming of becoming a fair leader. The Evil Queen's death happens under completely different circumstances in the remake.

The farmers and bakers in Snow White turn into soldiers who do as the queen asks, they comply because there is no choice left. Snow White and her father swallow what is called in hostile takeover ...

Different events ultimately lead to Snow becoming the new queen. The film explores how the Evil Queen was able enter the King and Snow White's lives and usurp the Kingdom from them. It is also ...

Spoiler alert! We're discussing major plot details about the ending of "Snow White" (in theaters now), Disney's live-action reimagining of the 1937 animated movie. Magic mirror on the wall, what ...

The lights quickly dim after the origin story song for Snow White; the colors fade and the energy falls into a death-like slumber. Gal Gadot’s kleptocratic Evil Queen enters like someone wheeled ...

Few fairy tale characters have as fitting and self-explanatory names as Snow White. The story of a young maiden who incurs the ire and envy of a queen who hopes to be—and remain—the fairest of ...

Security guys. NYPD types. Bodyguards. Their new name — Protector. It’s an app, so you can hire your own. Jim Zourek: “We’re ex-military. High-level security via an app. Officers, military ...

Gilbert and Gubar characterize the queen as an artist—“a woman of almost infinite creative energy”—whereas Snow White, inert in her glass coffin, is art, “an object to be displayed and ...