Jonah Platt, the son of Snow White (2025) producer Marc Platt, has been making headlines for blaming the musical’s star Rachel Zegler for the film’s disappointing box office performance. Jonah came for the West Side Story star in a since-deleted Instagram comment regarding her social media activity after she wrote,

Disney’s live-action Snow White landed in theaters last weekend, and the numbers aren’t magical. The film pulled in $43 million domestically in its opening weekend and still hasn’t hit $100 million worldwide.

The son of “Snow White” producer Marc Platt slammed Rachel Zegler, 23, as “immature” and narcissistic after it was revealed his father flew to New York to speak to the film’s lead actress when she went political on X. Jonah Platt, 38, brother of actor Ben Platt, issued a scathing response to one negative commenter on his Instagram.

While Disney's first-ever animated feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), is the latest to receive the live-action redo, the legacy studio has been pumping out these remakes since 2010 — and there's no sign of them putting the wand down anytime soon.

The dismal performance of 'Snow White' in its second weekend is more bad news for Disney and puts the live-action pic in official bomb territory after falling off a steep 66 percent.

Society hit “peak woke” sometime before 2025 —but Disney’s new live-action Snow White missed the memo. This remake of the 1937 animated classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a tribute to inclusivity,