Under Walt Disney, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs made the story of an Evil Queen eager to kill off her lily-white stepdaughter (and ask for her bloodied heart, no less) into a colorful instant ...

Now, ScreenRant can exclusively reveal the latest image from Snow White. This image focuses on Gadot's Evil Queen, the villain of the princess film. She wears a dark black outfit with a bejeweled ...

Gal Gadot, known for her role in 'Wonder Woman', enjoyed her performance as the Evil Queen in 'Snow White' alongside Rachel Zegler. She found playing the villain to be a unique and engaging ...

"I cannot wait to get into the shoes and the crown of the Evil Queen," Gal Gadot tells PEOPLE at the premiere of Red Notice on Wednesday Gal Gadot is getting wicked for her next role. The Wonder ...

The Evil Queen has never looked more delighted, surrounded by mini versions of herself in full royal regalia. Moments like these remind me how Disney magic works at every age—even if you’re ...

Gal Gadot will reportedly play the Evil Queen in Disney's upcoming movie adaptation of Snow White. Deadline reports that Disney always wanted Gadot for the role, and a deal was finalized this week ...

When "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" debuted in 1937, we met Walt Disney's very first princess and his first villain: the Evil Queen. Stepping into the sinister and vain role in the new live ...

First unveiled at the New York Toy Fair, the limited-edition release features 12-inch dolls of Snow White and the Evil Queen, respectively. This is an officially-licensed release from Disney.

Gal Gadot found playing the Evil Queen in Snow White to be "delicious". The 39-year-old actress stars alongside Rachel Zegler in the new musical fantasy film, and Gal has revealed that she ...

The actress, who plays the Evil Queen in the upcoming Disney film, said, "It was the first time I had to kind of audition for a project in a while" Benjamin VanHoose is a Staff Editor on the ...

Gadot stars as the evil queen alongside Andrew Burnap, Martin Klebba and Ansu Kabia. The screenplay is written by Greta Gerwig ("Barbie") and Erin Cressida Wilson ("The Girl on the Train").