Starring: Rachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, Andrew Burnap, Ansu Kabia
The Price of the Crown is War.
The conventional fairytale ending—”happily ever after”—was merely the prologue. Snow White 2: The Poisoned Crown shatters the illusion of peace, plunging the newly crowned Queen Snow White (Rachel Zegler) and her kingdom into a devastating and unexpected war against a force of pure, elemental evil. The golden age of her marriage to Prince Florian (Andrew Burnap) is immediately overshadowed by a pervasive, icy dread.
Rachel Zegler returns, fully embodying the transition from a sheltered princess to a reigning monarch. She has traded her humble rags and wedding gown for regal armor, positioning herself as a warrior queen who leads her forces directly on the front lines. No longer content with merely being the “fairest of them all,” Snow White is now the fiercest—radiating undeniable authority and breathtaking beauty as she learns to wield her ancestral sword against the encroaching dark forces. Her reign is challenged not by rival kingdoms or political strife, but by the horrific, impossible return of the Evil Queen (Gal Gadot), whose profound wickedness has transcended the finality of death itself.
The Resurrection of Terror.
Gal Gadot is back, more terrifying, malevolent, and mesmerizingly glamorous than ever. Resurrected through a forgotten ritual of ancient dark magic—a power that demands eternal sacrifice—she brings a cold, seductive menace that actively drains the warmth and life from the kingdom. Her presence threatens to plunge the realm into a perpetual, suffocating winter. This sequel stages an epic clash of two titans: the fierce, warrior light and unwavering compassion of the new Queen versus the suffocating, corrupted shadow and venomous narcissism of the old. The Evil Queen’s return forces Snow White to confront the fact that true evil can never be locked away; it must be completely extinguished.
Featuring dazzling, photo-realistic visual effects, sweeping cinematic battles fought across snow-blasted landscapes, and a profoundly compelling story that delves deep into the soul-crushing cost of absolute power, Snow White 2: The Poisoned Crown is a visual and emotional masterpiece. In this kingdom, the famous magic mirrors no longer just show vain reflections—they become portals revealing your deepest vulnerabilities and darkest nightmares. Snow White must prove, through blood and resolve, that her kind and courageous heart is strong enough to not only win the war but to survive the subtle, corrosive poison of the throne itself.