Snow White Box Office Worldwide: Rachel Zegler-Gal Gadot’s American Movie Dominates Global Ticket Windows But Fails To Perform In US

Snow White Box Office Worldwide: Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot starrer American musical fantasy drama movie released in theatres on March 21, 2025. The film has faced severe backlash on social media ahead of its release. The performance of the movie has slowed down at the ticket windows. Snow White is currently struggling at the box office as it earned less than USD 2 million on Tuesday. After this, the film registered the lowest second Tuesday discount day for a Disney live-action. 

Snow White Box Office Report

As per a report by Luiz Fernando, the movie collected USD 1.5 million on Tuesday. It registered the lowest second Tuesday discount day for a Disney live action. The movie saw a decline of 61.4 per cent from last Tuesday. Snow White collected USD 68 million at the US box office. The movie collected USD 75.82 million at the international box office, and the total worldwide collection stands at USD 145.66 million.

Snow White Budget 

As reported by Deadline, the movie was made on a budget of USD 250 million (excluding marketing costs). 

About Snow White

The story is about a princess who joins forces with seven dwarfs. She then embarks on a mission to liberate her kingdom from her cruel stepmother, the Evil Queen. The movie stars Rachel Zegler as Snow White, Gal Gadot as Evil Queen, Andrew Burnap as Jonathan, Ansu Kabia as Huntsman and Patrick Page as the voice of the Magic Mirror. The film also features Misa Koide, Charlotte Scally, Colin Michael Carmichael and Dujonna Gift in key roles. Snow White has been directed by Marc Webb and produced by Marc Platt, Jared LeBoff. 

While sharing the behind-the-scenes (bts) of Snow White, Rachel wrote on Instagram “‘whistle while you work’ rehearsal on B stage — choreography by the incomparable @nopenother, accompanied by my sweetest super seven, singing live with ben on piano… can you spot what changed / remained from rehearsal to the final cut? i am so proud of these folks and what we made together. this number has always been delightful. 88 years later, i think we’ve done it justice in a way that only disney knows how. in theaters now!”