Gal Gadot attributes the failure of "Snow White" to intense pressure faced in speaking out against Israel.
In an interview on Israeli TV, Gal Gadot, the star of the recent live-action "Snow White" remake, suggested that pressure on celebrities to speak against Israel may have played a role in the film's underperformance at the box office.
According to a report by The Wrap, Gadot expressed her concerns about the political pressures celebrities face in various industries, including Hollywood. She believes that these pressures might have influenced the public's reception of "Snow White," contributing to its disappointing box office results.
Gadot served in the Israeli Defense Force for two years and has been open about her support for Israel. However, she emphasized that people should decide for themselves about the situation in Israel.
Despite her initial optimism about the film's success, Gadot was disappointed that "Snow White" didn't do well at the box office. The film earned $42 million in its domestic debut and about $205.6 million worldwide, which was considered underwhelming given its production and marketing efforts.
Gadot had a good time filming with Rachel, who played the Evil Queen, and expressed her gratitude for the experience. However, she couldn't help but wonder if political factors might have contributed to the film's disappointing performance.
Gadot believes that "Snow White" would have been a huge success if it weren't for external factors. She encourages viewers to make their own decisions about the film, free from political pressures.
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- Gal Gadot, in an interview, expressed her belief that political pressures in the entertainment industry, including celebrity endorsements, may have influenced the public's reception of timely pop-culture movies like "Snow White," contributing to its underperformance at the box office.
- In response to the underperformance of "Snow White," Gal Gadot also suggested that the movie could have been a huge success if it weren't for external factors such as political pressure, emphasizing the importance of entertainment being separate from such influences in order to cater to general audiences.
