Instead of a typical London premiere, Disney will now launch “Snow White” at a castle in Spain, according to The Standard. Disney’s newest live-action film, “Snow White,” is set to release on March 21,

Disney has opted out of the London red carpet premiere for its live-action fantasy adaptation of Snow White, ahead of its March 21 release.

Disney had no intentions of rolling out the red carpet in London for its upcoming massive film release, Snow White. It was reported that bosses had declined to hold a glitzy premiere in London, as would be expected for a major release such as this, in an attempt to ‘avoid backlash’ against the film.

Disney has no plans to have a glam premiere of its upcoming Snow White remake in London in what may come as a blow to UK fans. Instead, the film will be launched as a European premiere at a castle in Spain. The move is a somewhat unusual one as London is known as one of the key destinations for some of Hollywood’s biggest film premieres.

Instead of a typical London premiere, Disney will now launch “Snow White” at a castle in Spain, according to The Standard. Disney’s newest live-action film, “Snow White,” is set to release on March 21,

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