Gal Gadot Says Pressures on Celebrities to Speak Out Against Israel Was to Blame for ‘Snow White’ Flopping

Gal Gadot has spoken out about her “disappointment” at the box office performance of Disney’s live-action Snow White remake, citing the impact of pressure over the Israel/Gaza War as being partly to blame. While taking part in an open-forum interview with amateur journalists on the autism spectrum, Gadot was asked about her “huge flop” movie, and addressed the controversy surrounding its release.

Snow White was released in March with muted fanfare, after months of controversy surrounding the casting of Zegler in the title role, the inclusion of CGI dwarfs, and comments relating to Israel and Palestine by both stars. The film’s premiere was scaled back and attended by only a small, specially selected handful of press, and the movie subsequently limped to a $205 million worldwide box office, which didn’t even touch its reported $270 million budget. Speaking about the catastrophic reaction to the movie, Gadot said:

“I have to say first off,…